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Grand River – Runoff Areas<br />

• Results from hydrologic modeling were used<br />

to estimate where runoff is occurring across<br />

the watershed.<br />

• These results help define functional runoff<br />

units on the landscape. By classifying these<br />

runoff units the significance of these<br />

functional units can be depicted.<br />

• High runoff area are associated with high<br />

sediment deliver that has an implications to<br />

water quality. These areas are also have<br />

implications to flooding.<br />

1. 10% of the total area, and produces 25%<br />

of the runoff<br />

2. 30% of the total area, and produces 60%<br />

of the runoff<br />

3. 45% of the total area, and produces 80%<br />

of the runoff<br />

4. Remaining 55% of the total area produces<br />

20% of the runoff

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