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Improving Groundwater Knowledge in Selected Transboundary Aquifers
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Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System (STAS) – Governance of Groundwater Resources in Transboundary Aquifers (GGRETA) Project
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- Author:Bennie Haasbroek
- Post date:23 October, 2013
- Categories:Infrastructure
The Orange-Senqu Infrastructure Catalogue groups Flow Gauging Stations in the Orange-Senqu River according to the sub-areas in the map below. For more detail on the Flow Gauging Stations please select the appropriate area below: Lower Orange (Namibia) Schematic Lower Orange (South Africa) Schematic Lower Vaal Schematic Middle Vaal Schematic Molopo-Nossob Schematic Senqu Schematic Upper Orange […]
Read more- Author:Bennie Haasbroek
- Post date:23 October, 2013
- Categories:Infrastructure
Overview: Currently, the Orange–Senqu River System hosts some 300 built structures, among them 30 large dams and several large inter- and intra-basin transfers. It is regarded as the most developed river system in southern Africa. Whilst these structures have played an important role in development of the area, extensive water abstraction for urban, industrial and agricultural purposes has […]
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