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Fig 1.

Map of India and West Bengal emphasizing the study area.

(Base map was prepared from Landsat 7 satellite image. Local study area boundaries were digitized from toposheets. Satellite images were downloaded from www.usgs.gov).

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Fig 2.

Sampling pattern for tidal analysis.

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Fig 3.

Seasonal changes of pH at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 4.

Seasonal changes of temperature (°C) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 5.

Seasonal changes of DO (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 6.

Seasonal changes of conductivity (μS/cm) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 7.

Seasonal changes of BOD (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 8.

Seasonal changes of total hardness (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 9.

Seasonal changes of Nitrate nitrogen (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 10.

Seasonal changes of chloride (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 11.

Seasonal changes of phosphorus (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 12.

Seasonal changes of lead (as Pb) (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 13.

Seasonal changes of mercury (as Hg) (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 14.

Seasonal changes of total arsenic (as As) (mg/L) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 15.

Seasonal changes of total coliform (MPN/100ml) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Fig 16.

Seasonal changes of fecal coliform (MPN/100ml) at five selected outfalls of river Ganga.

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Table 1.

p-value of seasonal analysis of pH, temperature (°C), DO (mg/L), conductivity (μS/cm) and BOD (mg/L), total hardness (mg/L), nitrate nitrogen (mg/L), chloride (mg/L) and phosphorus (mg/L) for five selected outfalls.

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Table 2.

Prediction of water quality parameters by regression equation.

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Table 3.

Distance (m) at which BOD, DO, Nitrate Nitrogen, Phosphorous reaches its permissible limit during low tide at different sampling sites season wise.

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Table 4.

Strip-wise depth average discharge across the river Ganga from outfall and at its upstream at Ballykhal and Dakshineswar.

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Table 5.

The value of discharge at different sampling points of Dakshineswar Canal and Ballykhal during low tide and high tide.

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Table 6.

The estimated and measured water quality parameters with its percentage of error at different sampling points of Ballykhal and Dakshineswar Canal during low tide and High Tide.

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Fig 17.

Spatial distribution map of BOD at Dakshineswar Canal during pre-monsoon low tide (left) and pre-monsoon high tide (right).

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Fig 18.

Spatial distribution map of BOD at Dakshineswar Canal during monsoon low tide (left) and monsoon high tide (right).

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Fig 19.

Spatial distribution map of BOD at Dakshineswar Canal during post-monsoon low tide (left) and post-monsoon high tide (right).

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Fig 20.

Spatial distribution map of DO at Dakshineswar Canal during pre-monsoon low tide (left) and pre-monsoon high tide (right).

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Fig 21.

Spatial distribution map of DO at Dakshineswar Canal during monsoon low tide (left) and monsoon high tide (right).

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Fig 22.

Spatial distribution map of DO at Dakshineswar Canal during post-monsoon low tide (left) and post-monsoon high tide (right).

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