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Survey Response and Findings
Pages 10-11

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... Follow-Up Survey The project team sent out a second survey to collect more comprehensive and informative responses. These revised surveys asked agency personnel to provide better site and reach descriptions and more quantitative information about reach hydrology and characteristics.
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... Although the use of these terms varies regionally, streams and creeks usually refer to smaller chan11 nels than rivers. Significantly, although one-third of the respondents reported recurring problems with the techniques, not one state reported completely unsatisfactory performance of the measures.
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