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000257339 24510 $$aApplication of a sediment-transport model to evaluate the effect of streambed-management practices on flood levels and streambed elevations at selected sites in Vermont$$h[microform] /$$cby Scott A. Olson ; in cooperation with the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Conservation.
000257339 2463_ $$aApplication of a sediment transport model to evaluate the effect of streambed management practices on flood levels and streambed elevations at selected sites in Vermont
000257339 260__ $$aPembroke, N.H. :$$bU.S. Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey ;$$aDenver, CO :$$bInformation Services [distributor],$$c2000.
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000257339 500__ $$aShipping list no.: 2002-0155-M.
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000257339 650_0 $$aSediment transport$$zVermont$$xMathematical models.
000257339 650_0 $$aRiver channels$$zVermont.
000257339 650_0 $$aStream channelization$$zVermont.
000257339 650_0 $$aFloods$$zVermont$$xMathematical models.
000257339 7101_ $$aVermont.$$bDepartment of Environmental Conservation.
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