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Study sites
Country/
Length/
DOC
Reference
latitudes
watershed area a
Surface (Depth) c
Deeper (Depth) b
km or (km 2
) a
(μM C)
Streams, central Maine (n
= 11)
USA
–
125–1141
–
David and Vance (1991)
Stream, Fourmile Branch watershed, South
Carolina
USA
(12.6)
442
–
Dosskey and Bertsch (1994)
Streams, Colorado Rocky Mountains
USA
–
108–433
–
McKnight et al. (1993, 2001)
Streams, Dog Creek and Oyster Creek, forested
watershed (n
= 2)
USA
–
933
± 167–
2208
± 333
–
Wahl et al. (1997)
Tongass National Forest, stream
USA
–
275–358
–
Fellman et al. (2009)
Upstream, White Clay Creek
USA
–
67–867
–
Volk et al. (1997)
Upstreams, forest land watershed (n
= 30)
USA
(1.9–226)
75–358
–
Raymond and Saiers (2010)
Stream water, New Jersey Pine Barrens
USA
–
2100
–
Meier et al. (2004)
Upstreams, south-central Ontario (n
= 11)
Canada
–
225–900
–
Wu et al. (2005)
Streams (n
= 42)
Canada
–
290–3300
–
Eckhardt and Moore (1990)
Groundwaters
Groundwater (Tubewell waters)
Bangladesh
–
17–424
–
Anawar et al. (2002)
Groundwater, BaiCheng City and main west
Liaohe river, North-east China (n
= 2)
China
–
49–371
–
Mostofa KMG et al.,
(unpublished data)
Groundwater, Lake Biwa basin, Japan
Japan
–
16–328 (40–
100 m)
–
Mostofa et al. (2007a)
Groundwater, Tomago sand beds, Newcastle
Australia
–
183–842
–
McIntyre et al. (2005)
Groundwater, Germany
Germany
–
42–1400 (1–24
m) –
Buckau et al. (2000)
Groundwater, Germany
Germany
–
6117–15333
(35–137 m)
–
Buckau et al. (2000)
Soil water, De Inslag forest, Brasschaat,
Belgian Campine region
Belgian (51ºN)
–
~1000–6250
–
Gielen et al. (2011)
Groundwater, boreal watershed, in northern
Sweden
Sweden
–
200–850
–
Bertilsson et al. (1999)
Table 2 (continued)
(continued)