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Hydrological and sedimentation assessments for the proposed land use management program Buffalo Bay - Horse Lakes Delta Complex stage II, phase II. Volume 1

Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd.

Publisher:	The Consultants,
Pub date:	1984.
Pages:	1 v. (various pagings) ;

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Alberta Environment Library
	Copy	Material	Location
GB 708 A3 H998 1984	1	Book	On Shelf
University of Alberta - Depository Library (RCRF)
	Copy	Material	Location
GB 708 A3 H998 1984	1	Book	On Shelf

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Hydrological and sedimentation assessments for the proposed land use management program Buffalo Bay - Horse Lakes Delta Complex stage II, phase II. Volume 1
Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd.

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Hydrological and sedimentation assessments for the proposed land use management program Buffalo Bay - Horse Lakes Delta Complex stage II, phase II. Volume 1
Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd.

Title:	Hydrological and sedimentation assessments for the proposed land use management program Buffalo Bay - Horse Lakes Delta Complex stage II, phase II. Volume 1 / prepared by: Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd.
Publication info:	[S.l.] : The Consultants, 1984.
Physical description:	1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm. + 4 maps in plastic envelopes.
Content type:	text txt
Media type:	unmediated n
Carrier type:	volume nc
Subject term:	Channels (Hydraulic engineering)--Alberta--Lesser Slave Lake Region.
Subject term:	Sediment control--Alberta--Lesser Slave Lake Region.
Subject term:	Hydrology--Alberta--Lesser Slave Lake Region.
Subject term:	Land use--Alberta--Lesser Slave Lake Region--Management.
Geographic term:	Lesser Slave Lake Region (Alta.)
Geographic term:	Buffalo Bay (Alta.)
Geographic term:	Horse Lakes (Alta.)
General Note:	"November 1984."
General Note:	"Prepared for: Alberta Environment, Planning Division" -- t.p.
Added Entry-Corporat:	Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd.
Added Entry-Corporat:	Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Planning Division.
key:	3806193

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