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Water level, also
known as
gauge height or stage, is the
elevation of the free
surface of a sea, stream, lake or
reservoir relative to a
specified vertical...
- The palm
groves are
irrigated by
tidal irrigation. At high tide, the
waterlevel in the
rivers is set up and the
river flow
enters the
irrigation canals...
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railroad line in the
United States Waterlevel Highway, a
highway in Tennessee; see APD-40
Search for "
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French and
Italian in the
online Historical Dictionary of Switzerland.
Waterlevels of Lake
Bienne at
Ligerz Tourism Biel/Bienne
Seeland Coolidge, William...
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basins of the
upper course of the Bani and
Niger rivers makes for
rising waterlevels downstream. The
rising water floods varying parts of the low-level delta...
- Ökosystem
Brienzersee (in German)
interdisciplinary study of the
ecosystem Waterlevels at
Ringgenberg from the
Swiss Federal Office for the Environment...
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Clearwater County, Minnesota,
United States. The closed-basin lake's
waterlevel rose from 489 m in 1991 to 491 m in 2001. "Hydrologic
Conditions and Lake-Level...
- watermanagement,
lowering the
waterlevel by
windmills leading to (mostly peaty) soil-subsidence
leading to
lowering the
waterlevel.[dubious – discuss] In the...
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agreement on
shipping Waterlevels at
Ponte Tresa from the
Federal Office for the
Environment Waterlevels at Melide,
Ferrera from the Federal...
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September 2024.
Media related to
Walensee at
Wikimedia Commons Waterlevels of
Walensee at Murg Coolidge,
William Augustus Brevoort (1911). "Walensee" ...
