Georgetown Lake’s odd chemistry studied

Published March 15, 2013 5:10pm ET



MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — The fact that Georgetown Lake appears healthy is just one of the surprises coming out of a multi-year study of its waters.

Houses going up and trees falling down make the most noticeable impression on a casual observer of the popular playground south of Anaconda. The combination of multiplying septic tanks and beetle-killed surrounding forests had longtime residents like Chuck Stokke worried the lake needed a check-up.

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