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A natural stream arising in a given drainage basin but not wholly dependent for its flow on surface drainage in its immediate area, flowing in a channel with a well-defined bed between visible banks or through a definite depression in the land, having a definite and permanent or periodic supply of water, and usually, but not necessarily, having a perceptible current in a particular direction and discharging at a fixed point into another body of water. (Source: BJGEO)

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Miyamoto S 2010. Late Pleistocene Sedimentary Environment of the "Homeb Silts" deposits, along the middle Kuiseb River in the Namib Desert, Namibia. African Study Monographs 40 (Supplementary Issue) 51-66

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Late Pleistocene Sedimentary Environment of the Homeb Silts_2010.pdf	2.3 MB

Heine K 1985. Late Quaternary Development of the Kuiseb River Valley and adjacent Areas, Central Namib Desert, Namib Desert, South West Africa/Namibia, and Palaeoclimatic Implications. Zeitschrift für Gletscherkunde und Glazialgeologie 21 151-157

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Late Quaternary Development of the Kuiseb River Valley and adjacent Areas_1985.pdf	744.9 KB

Marker ME, Müller D 1978. Relict vlei silts of the middle Kuiseb river valley South West Africa. Madoqua 2 151-162

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Relict vlei silts of the middle Kuiseb river valley South West Africa.pdf	1.64 MB

Dollar ESJ 1998. Palaeofluvial geomorphology in southern Africa: a Review. Progress in Physical Geography 22 (3) 325-349

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Palaeofluvial geomorphology in southern Africa_a Review.pdf	653.38 KB

Henschel J 2006. Sustaining life and livelihood along an ephemeral river. The example of the Kuiseb River/Namibia. Geographische Rundschau International Edition 2 (3) 28-33

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Sustaining life and livelihood along an ephemeral river.pdf	473.58 KB

Lenz R, Grobbelaar H, Djama M 1995. Groundwaster Exploration in the Kuiseb Dune Area.

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German_Namibian groundwater exploration project_1995.pdf	599.78 KB

2003. Integrated Environmental Learning and Action in thernKuiseb project (ELAK). Proceedings of Kuiseb Basin Management Workshop

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Kuiseb Basin Management Workshop.pdf	13.96 MB

2004. External evaluation of the project: Interactive Learning and Action in the Kuiseb (ELAK).

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Interactive Learning and action in the Kuiseb.pdf	13.46 MB

Amoomo H, Elago P, Gaseb N, Hoveka V, Khairabes M, Mbangula E, Muharukua V, Mukuya S, Ndjeula H, Shinedema R, Zaaruka B 2000. SDP 8 - Determining a water reserve for the Kuiseb River.

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