Spatial extent, timing, and causes of channel incision, Black Vermillion watershed, northeastern Kansas

Spatial extent, timing, and causes of channel incision, Black Vermillion watershed, northeastern Kansas

Master of Arts === Department of Geography === Richard A. Marston === The Black Vermillion River (watershed area = 1310 square kilometers) contributes runoff and sediment into Tuttle Creek Reservoir, a large federal reservoir (volume = 327 million cubic meters) northeast of Manhattan, Kansas. Tuttl...

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Main Author: Meade, Benjamin K.
Language:en_US
Published: Kansas State University 2009
Subjects:
channel incision
agricultural streams
Black Vermillion River
channel instability
channelization
Kansas rivers
Geography (0366)
Geology (0372)
Physical Geography (0368)
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2097/1451

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