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Report: Groundwater development lower reaches Cluxewe River near Port McNeill, British Columbia for Skookumchuk Salmon Farms Limited.
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1987 report on the groundwater development lower reaches Cluxewe River near Port McNeill, British Columbia. Includes introduction, test drilling, test pumping, groundwater hydrology, well capacity, recommendations and conclusions, well logs and pump test data. Author: Brown, Erdman & Turner Ltd. Total pages: 19. NTS 92L 11 21.
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Author: Brown, Erdman & Associates Ltd. W.L. Brown., R.B. Erdman
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Date Published: Feb 1987
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Report ID: 37738
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Audience: Government and Public
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Region - Vancouver Island |
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Water Information - Groundwater |
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