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Located in SE Arizona surrounding the historic city of Tombstone, the 150 km² Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed was established in the early 1950's to study the role of watershed treatments on downstream water yield. The site was deemed typical of the black grama grass-brush dominated areas of southern New Mexico and Arizona. | Located in SE Arizona surrounding the historic city of Tombstone, the 150 km² Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed was established in the early 1950's to study the role of watershed treatments on downstream water yield. The site was deemed typical of the black grama grass-brush dominated areas of southern New Mexico and Arizona. | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 9 November 2013
Location
Located in SE Arizona surrounding the historic city of Tombstone, the 150 km² Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed was established in the early 1950's to study the role of watershed treatments on downstream water yield. The site was deemed typical of the black grama grass-brush dominated areas of southern New Mexico and Arizona.
Catchment size
150 km²
Climate
Semiarid
Geology
Vegetation/Land use
Black grama grass-brush dominated areas
Context of investigation
The role of watershed treatments on downstream water yield
Measurements/Equipment
- Precipitation
- Meteorology
- Run off
- Sediment transport