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Figure 1. Maps showing (a) the regional location of the Tedori River basin, and (b) the Tedori River basin
watershed and the neighboring Sai and Kakehashi River basins. Red rectangle in (b) delineates the area of
the Tedori River alluvial fan.
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Figure 2. Detailed maps of the study area showing (a) surface geology (modified from the Geological Survey
of Japan, 2015), (b) land use conditions in 2014 (data from the National Land Numerical Information
download service, 2014), (c) irrigation channel, and (d) contours of surface and groundwater levels and river
sections of groundwater - river water interactions.
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Figure 3. Temporal variations of (a) monthly precipitation (gray bar) and annual precipitation (black dash
line), (b) Tedori River water turbidity, (c) river discharge (blue curve) and daily precipitation (black bar), (d)(f) groundwater levels along the left (red curve) and right banks (blue curve).
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Figure 4. Detailed maps of the study area showing (a) sampling sites of groundwater and (b) sampling sites
of surface water.
Note: 1, 7, 18, 19 sites are not shown and data are unavailable.
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Figure 5. Distribution of TN concentrations (grey scale) and hexadiagrams indicating dissolved ion
concentrations in groundwater in (a) June 2011 and (b) June 2016. Hexadiagram symbol colors indicate the
zone of the study area (see Figure 4a).
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Figure 6. Comparison of dissolved ion concentrations, TN, oxygen isotopic compositions, and Sr isotopic
ratios between June 2011 and June 2016.
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Figure 7. Box plots of chemical and isotopic groundwater components from (a) zone I, the left bank of the
Tedori River, (b) zone II, the right bank area near the Tedori River, (c) zones III and IV, the right bank area
farther from the river, and (d) and river waters from the Tedori, Sai, and Kakehashi Rivers. Horizontal lines
in the boxes show the median values, the boxes encompass the second and third quartiles, and whiskers show
maximum and minimum values.
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Figure 8. 87Sr/86Sr ratios of Tedori (RT-), Sai (RS-), Kakehashi (RK-) River waters and precipitation.
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Figure 9. Distribution of shallow groundwater
87Sr/86Sr
ratios (circles and background interpolated color
map) in the study site in (a) June 2011 and (b) June 2016. The
87Sr/86Sr
ratios of river waters and paddy
ponding waters are shown as triangles and rectangles for comparison (see Figure 4 and d for symbols).
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Figure 10. Groundwater (circles) and surface water 87Sr/86Sr ratios vs the reciprocal of Sr concentration in
(a) June 2011 and (b) April, (c) June, (d) August, (e) October, (f) December 2016, and (g) all sampling periods
and the conceptural models. Red cross shows mixing rate with 20% increments in each survey time. Twoendmember mixing areas between average values of all the Tedori River water (100%) and three groundwater
samples in zone III (0%) are shown in 20% increments by the light to dark gray shaded areas. See text for
details of the mixing model. Overlapping mixing areas are not shaded.
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Figure 11. Comparison of mixing ratios of the Tedori River water between end member mixing analysis using
δ18O and δD (Tsuchihara et al., 2011) and
87Sr/86Sr
Figures represent the sampling location (see Figure 3).
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and Sr concentration (this study). Numbers in the
Figure 12. Mixing ratios of Tedori River water to zone III/IV groundwater (percent) in (a) June 2011 and
(b) April, (c) June, (d) August, (e) October, and (f) December 2016. Black symbols plotted outside of the
mixing areas in Figure 10, and were assigned mixing ratios of zero.
Data Availability Statement
Data available on request due to privacy/ethical restrictions
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