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Assessing the Status of Drainage in the UK: A Case Study of the Avon, Eden and Wensum DTCs and their representativeness with regional and national patterns

Robinson, Mark; Gibson, Harry. 2011 Assessing the Status of Drainage in the UK: A Case Study of the Avon, Eden and Wensum DTCs and their representativeness with regional and national patterns. NERC/Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, 12pp. (Unpublished)

Abstract
Application of historical field drainage statistics to assess the extent of drainage within the DEFRA Demonstration Test Catchments (DTCs) and to put them into a broader national and regional context. The parish drainage data for 1971-80 indicate that the DTCs do not encompass any of the known drainage ‘hotspots’, although the Wensum has a drainage profile that almost matches the national average. The Avon had little drainage due to its high permeability chalk geology and the Eden has a mostly grassland economy.
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