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Introduction
More than 350 years ago the first white man excreted his wastes into the Kenduskeag Stream. Today, the City of Bangor offers its citizens the same sewage treatment facilities as that given to the crewmen of Samuel de Champlain's ship in 1604.
This report attempts to describe the extent of pollution in the Kenduskeag Stream and point out the potential health hazard of this foul smelling watercourse that divides our city with the sewage of our citizens.
William J. Carney / Director of Public Health
Publication Date
1960
Publisher
Director of Public Health, Bangor, Maine
City
Bangor, Maine
Keywords
Kenduskeag Stream, Bangor Maine, water quality, sewage treatment
Recommended Citation
Carney, William J., "Public Health Considerations of the Kenduskeag Stream, Bangor, November 1960" (1960). Books and Publications. 207.
https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/207
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