A record of events at the Orange River mouth during the March 1988 flood / D. H. Swart, P. D. Morant, J. P. Möller, J. B. Crowley, A.de Wet.

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Swart, D. H

Contributor(s):

Morant, P.D.Möller, J.P.Crowley, J.B.De Wet, A

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TextLanguage: English Series: South African Journal of Science. ill., map, graphs ; Vol.84 No.11Publication details: Johannesburg, 1988Description: 9 pages : illustrations, map, graphs; 30 cmSubject(s):

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PER 184 South African Journal of Science

Summary: During late February and March 1988, the Orange Free State experienced severe flooding as a result of heavy rainfall. Extensive damage was caused along the entire lower reaches of the Orange River from Douglas to the sea. The CS I R monitored the events at the river mouth. This article deals with the distribution of flood flows across the 1 km wide entrance, the morphological changes associated with it and an account of ecological impacts.

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During late February and March 1988, the Orange Free State experienced severe flooding as a result of heavy rainfall. Extensive damage was caused along the entire lower reaches of the Orange River from Douglas to the sea. The CS I R monitored the events at the river mouth. This article deals with the distribution of flood flows across the 1 km wide entrance, the morphological changes associated with it and an account of ecological impacts.

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