An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River

An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River

From introduction: This study is concerned with the factors responsible for mineralisation of water in the Great Fish River, in particular the irrigation return flow and groundwater seepage components. A small irrigated area in the lower Fish River Basin was chosen for a detailed study of irrigation...

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Main Author: Reynders, Anthony Gerard
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: Rhodes University 1984
Subjects:
Irrigation > South Africa > Great Fish River
Seepage
Groundwater flow > South Africa > Great Fish River
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1007380
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spelling ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-rhodes-vital-50352017-07-20T04:13:21ZAn investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish RiverReynders, Anthony GerardIrrigation -- South Africa -- Great Fish RiverSeepageGroundwater flow -- South Africa -- Great Fish RiverFrom introduction: This study is concerned with the factors responsible for mineralisation of water in the Great Fish River, in particular the irrigation return flow and groundwater seepage components. A small irrigated area in the lower Fish River Basin was chosen for a detailed study of irrigation water input, groundwater and seepage water fluctuati ons, and the affect of soils and rocks on river water mineralisation.KMBT_363Adobe Acrobat 9.53 Paper Capture Plug-inRhodes UniversityFaculty of Science, Geology19842013-04-11ThesisMastersMSc282 p.pdfvital:5035http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1007380EnglishReynders, Anthony Gerard
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topic Irrigation -- South Africa -- Great Fish River
Seepage
Groundwater flow -- South Africa -- Great Fish River
spellingShingle Irrigation -- South Africa -- Great Fish River
Seepage
Groundwater flow -- South Africa -- Great Fish River
Reynders, Anthony Gerard
An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River
description From introduction: This study is concerned with the factors responsible for mineralisation of water in the Great Fish River, in particular the irrigation return flow and groundwater seepage components. A small irrigated area in the lower Fish River Basin was chosen for a detailed study of irrigation water input, groundwater and seepage water fluctuati ons, and the affect of soils and rocks on river water mineralisation. === KMBT_363 === Adobe Acrobat 9.53 Paper Capture Plug-in
author Reynders, Anthony Gerard
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title An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River
title_short An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River
title_full An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River
title_fullStr An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River
title_full_unstemmed An investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the Middleton area of the Great Fish River
title_sort investigation of the groundwater seepage and irrigation return flow of the middleton area of the great fish river
publisher Rhodes University
publishDate 1984
url http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1007380
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