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^ Introduction^ Purpose andscope^ Description of study area ^ Approach and methods;4 Acknowledgments^ Water-quality characteristics^ Summaries by site;^ Summaries by constituent  Comparisons among sites^ Properties and dissolved solids 12 Major ions and silica13 Nutrients^^ Trace elements  Suspended sediment~^ Water-quality trends  Regression analysis^ Relation to streamflow ^ Seasonal trends^ Time trends21 Summary and conclusions^ References^ FIGURES 1. Map showing locations of water-quality-sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota, 1949-95 2 2. Graphs showing specific-conductance values, dissolved-solids concentrations, pH values, and dissolved-oxygen concentrations at selected sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota 6 3. Graphs showing total hardness values and dissolved calcium, magnesium, and sodium concentrations at selected sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota 7 4. Graphs showing dissolved potassium, sulfate, chloride, and silica concentrations at selected sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota8 5. Graphs showing dissolved nitrite plus nitrate, ammonia, and organic nitrogen concentrations and total phosphorus concentrations at selected sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota 9 6. Graphs showing dissolved phosphorus, orthophosphate, boron, and iron concentrations at selected sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota10 7. Graphs showing dissolved manganese concentrations, suspended-sediment concentrations, nonfilterable-residue concentrations, and turbidity values at selected sampling sites in the James River Basin, North Dakota 11 8. Graphs showing plot and regression line of specific conductance with natural logarithm of streamflow for site 9, James River at Jamestown, North Dakota, 1949-95, and site 10, James River at LaMoure, North Dakota, 1957-95  17 9. Graphs showing residuals from regression of specific conductance with natural logarithm of streamflow, with smooth line, for site 9, James River at Jamestown, North Dakota, 1949-95, and site 10, James River at LaMoure, North Dakota, 1957-95 10. Graph showing LOWESS smooth fitted to residuals from regression of specific conductance with natural logarithm of streamflow and seasonal terms for site 9, James River at Jamestown, North Dakota, 1949-9520

Stream water-quality characteristics and trends, James River basin, North Dakota, 1949-95