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Watershed 7

Home > Experimental Watersheds & Research Sites > Watershed 7

Watershed 7

Area: 77.38 ha
Slope: 12.4°
Aspect: N16°W
Elevation: 619-899 m
Gage type: V-notch weir, San Dimas flume
Initial year: 1965

WS7map

Treatment: None

Datasets:
Daily streamflow
Streamwater chemistry
Sediment yield in weir basin
Phenology measurements

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