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Water quality monitoring: the basis for watershed management in the Oldman River Basin, Canada.
Water science and technology : a journal of the International Association on Water Pollution Research - 1 Jan 2006
Koning C W, Saffran K A, Little J L, Fent L
Abstract excerpt
The Oldman River flows 440 km from its headwaters in south-western Alberta, through mountains, foothills and plains into the South Saskatchewan River. Peak flows occur in May and June. Three major reservoirs, together with more than a dozen other structures, supply water to nine irrigation districts and other water users in the Oldman basin. Human activity in the basin includes forestry, recreation, oil and gas...
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