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Water that occupies pores, cavities, cracks and other spaces in the crustal rocks. It includes water precipitated from the atmosphere which has percolated through the soil, water that has risen from deep magmatic sources liberated during igneous activity and fossil water retained in sedimentary rocks since their formation. The presence of groundwater is necessary for virtually all weathering processes to operate. Phreatic water is synonymous with groundwater and is the most important source of any water supply. (Source: WHIT)

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Crerar S, Fry RG, Slater PM, van Langenhove G, Wheeler D 1988. An unexpected factor affecting recharge from ephemeral river flows in SWA/Namibia. Estimation of Natural groundwater recharge 11-28

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An unexpected factor affecting recharge from ephemeral river_1988.pdf	5.32 MB

Caylor KK, Shugart HH, Rodriguez-Iturbe I 2005. Tree Canopy Effects on Simulated Water Stress in Southern African Savannas. Ecosystems 8 (1) 17 - 32

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Biggs RC 1976. The effects of seasonal flood regime on the ecology of Chief's Island and the adjacent floodplain system. Proceedings of the Symposium on the Okavango Delta and its future utilization

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The effects of seasonal flood regime on the ecology of Chiefs Island and the adjacent floodplain system_1976.pdf	4.25 MB

Jobst P 1996. Investigating water problems of F. albida along the Kuiseb river, Namibia.

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Investigating water problems of F_albida along the Kuiseb river.pdf	2.18 MB

Dippenaar SZE 1987. Die voorkomswyses van grondwater en die aanwysing van boorplekke. Agricola 4 56-59

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Die voorkomswyses van grondwater en die aanwysing van boorplekke.pdf	833.64 KB

Ito M 2005. Changes in the Distribution of the !Nara Plant that affect the life of the Topnaar People in the lower Kuiseb River, Namib Desert. African Study Monographs 30 65-75

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Changes in the Distribution of the Nara Plant that affect the life of the Topnaar People in the lower Kuiseb River_2005.pdf	212.7 KB

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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Determining a water reserve for the Kuiseb River.pdf	5.69 MB

World Resources Institute: Aqueduct - Measuring and Mapping Indicators of Water Risk.

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Measuring and Mapping Indicators of Water Risk.pdf	2.38 MB

Research and Information Services of Namibia (RAISON) 2011. Groundwater of the Cuvelai-Etosha Basin.

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Cuvelai_poster_Groundwater_lowres.pdf	885.57 KB

Metago Environmental Engineers 2008. Flood assessments for the Gawib River at Langer Heinrich Uranium Mine.

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Flood assessments for the Gawib River at Langer Heinrich Uranium Mine.pdf	2.9 MB

Bate GC, Walker BH 1993. Water relations of the vegetation along the Kuiseb River, Namibia. Madoqua 18 (2) 85 - 91

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Water relations of the vegetation along the Kuiseb River_1993.pdf	338.34 KB

Jurya M 2010. Climate and weather factors modulating river flows in southern Angola. International Journal of Climatology 30 901 - 908

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South Angola climate changes_2010.pdf	940.23 KB

von Durckheim K 2010. Overview Report pertaining to the Okavango Basin and the Upper Zambezi Basin.

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OkavangoUppZambeziOverviewVonDurckheimJuly2010.pdf	1.29 MB