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MARYLAND HIGHWAY DRAINAGE STUDY. VOLUME I. SUMMARY REPORT

Robert M. Ragan, Y M Sterberg

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The report summarizes the major areas covered in the seven detailed volumes comprising the final report of the Maryland Highway Drainage Study. Topics covered include an assessment of current highway drainage practice, a discussion of a design storm technique, and an analysis of surface and subsurface drainage practice.

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The report summarizes the major areas covered in the seven detailed volumes comprising the final report of the Maryland Highway Drainage Study. Topics covered include an assessment of current highway drainage practice, a discussion of a design storm technique, and an analysis of surface and subsurface drainage practice.

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The report summarizes the major areas covered in the seven detailed volumes comprising the final report of the Maryland Highway Drainage Study. Topics covered include an assessment of current highway drainage practice, a discussion of a design storm technique, and an analysis of surface and subsurface drainage practice.

Key concepts: Drainage, Storm, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Geography, Geology, Geotechnical engineering, Meteorology

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