The relation between the precipitation over the watershed of the Ohio River above and the stream-flow at Cincinnati / by J. Warren Smith

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Main Author:	Smith, J. W. (John Warren), 1863-1940
Corporate Authors:	United States. Department of Agriculture, United States. Weather Bureau
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington : G.P.O., 1912.
Series:	Bulletin (United States. Weather Bureau : 1892) ; no. 40. Document (United States. Weather Bureau) ; no. 471.
Subjects:	Precipitation (Meteorology) > Ohio River Watershed > Observations. Precipitation (Meteorology) > Ohio > Cincinnati > Observations. Streamflow > Ohio River Watershed. Streamflow > Ohio > Cincinnati. Ohio River Watershed. Precipitation (Meteorology) Streamflow. Ohio > Cincinnati. Observations.

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