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Flow-duration hydrographs for selected streamflow stations on South Dakota streams

John R. Little

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Table 1-9.Plotting points for duration hydrograph for: 1. 9-year period beginning October 1972, Grant River basin, station 06355000, North Fork Grand River at Haley, N. Dak... 4 2. 29-year period beginning October 1952, Cheyenne River basin, station 06423500, Cheyenne River near Wasta, S. Dak........

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Table 1-9.Plotting points for duration hydrograph for: 1. 9-year period beginning October 1972, Grant River basin, station 06355000, North Fork Grand River at Haley, N. Dak... 4 2. 29-year period beginning October 1952, Cheyenne River basin, station 06423500, Cheyenne River near Wasta, S. Dak........

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Table 1-9.Plotting points for duration hydrograph for: 1. 9-year period beginning October 1972, Grant River basin, station 06355000, North Fork Grand River at Haley, N. Dak... 4 2. 29-year period beginning October 1952, Cheyenne River basin, station 06423500, Cheyenne River near Wasta, S. Dak........

Key concepts: Hydrograph, STREAMS, Hydrology (agriculture), Streamflow, Environmental science, Duration (music), Flow (mathematics), Geology

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