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Mundy Lake
Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
The test area is the south-west side of Mundy Lake; approximately 50 m north of the Mundy Creek outflow.
There is a very slow, visible flow south , it has natural debris on the surface, there is no algae, tea water colour, clear clarity, no odour. Vegetation such as moss, lady fern, cedar trees, bushes such as huckleberry and salal are right at the edge of the water. Western pond lilies are present on the surface at the lake, but not at the testing site. Submerged tree fall is present in the lake and near the testing site. The ground adjacent to the lake is boggy. Bears can be present in the park.
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- Group: Burke Mountain Naturalists
- Site ID: 49.25759 N, 122.82923 W
- Lat: 49.2573442
- Lng: -122.829423
- Waterbody Type: Lake
- Timezone: America/Vancouver
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