An edition of Modeling discharge and conservative water quality in the lower Kansas River Basin (1972)

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Walter J. O'Brien
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State Geological Survey]
Language
English
Pages
18

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Subjects

Mathematical models, Water quality

Places

Kansas, Kansas River Watershed
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Modeling discharge and conservative water quality in the lower Kansas River Basin
1972, State Geological Survey]
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 17.

Published in
Lawrence, Kansas
Series
Kansas. State Geological Survey. Bulletin,, 204, pt. 3, University of Kansas publications, Bulletin (Kansas Geological Survey) ;, 204, pt. 3.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
557.81/08 s, 553/.78/09781
Library of Congress
QE113 .A2 no. 204, pt. 3, TD225.K36 .A2 no. 204, pt. 3

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Pagination
18 p.
Number of pages
18

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5026768M
LCCN
73621310

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