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WMAs – Why County Supervisors Should Be Involved

Ross EvelsizerPosted on March 16, 2016 Posted in Uncategorized

WMAs – Why Supervisors Should Be Involved and Enthusiastic (PDF)

 

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Current USGS Streamflow

Site Name Streamflow ft3/sec
Turkey River at Spillville, IA UNKNOWN
Turkey River near Eldorado, IA UNKNOWN
Turkey River at Elkader, IA UNKNOWN
Turkey River at Garber, IA UNKNOWN
Volga River at Fayette, IA 23
Volga River at Littleport, IA UNKNOWN

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