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10/1/2005
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Doug whittaker, Bo Shelby & John Gangemi
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Flows and Recreation - A guide to studies for river professionals
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r ? <br />Swimming areas on many rivers include jumping rocks" that require adequatepool depths for safety. Measuringpool depths at <br />different flows can help researchers determine how flows affect these kinds of opportunities. Above: Oregon's Rogue River <br />General riverside recreation is usually "enhanced" by <br />flows rather than "dependent" on them. Left: Waders <br />and swimmers at an undeveloped recreation area on <br />California's Lower Kern River at 400 cfs. These <br />activities were observed at study flows ranging <br />from 400 to 1,200 cfs. <br />Flows and Recreation: 19 <br />A Guide for River Professionals <br />
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