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no.253
Handout Materials, Susitna Agency Workshop 1
Instream Flow Studies, February 15
by Eric A. Marchegiani and T. Arminski
Title from the Susitna Aquatic Impact Assessment Project bibliography.
Sheets 5 to 25 (sheets are unnumbered) of this handout are identical to the first twenty-one
sheets in another presentation handout. That handout is assigned APA document number 4097
and was titled by the cataloger as: [Presentation about Susitna River fish species presented by
Douglas Vincent-Lang : printouts of overhead transparencies].
The writing in the diagrams:
SUS 253
Sheets
APA 4097
Sheets
6, 10, 14,
19, 23
4, 8, 12,
16, 20
"Fish spawning above RM 120"
[inside large upward-pointing arrow]
16 1 "Eulachon" appears in the Yentna River and upper Susitna River
and at the mouth of the river. Between river miles 5 and 25 is
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T PIC: FISHE IES HABITAT RES PO SE TO ALTERATION OF I TREAM
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PARTIAL NAVIGATION AND RECREATION ANALYSES
REPORTS AVAILABLE: 0RAFT WATER QUALITY REPORT
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NAVIGATION AND RIVERINE RECREATION RE RTS
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TOPIC: FINDINGS OF THE HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS REPORT
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FINAL RESER OIR TEMPERATURE/ICE RE RT
FINAL lNSTRE TEMPERATURE REPORT
FINAL lNSTRE ICE REPORT
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TOPIC: PROJECT MITIG TION OPPORTUNITIES
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