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Tongue River 2100 project site visit

By Wyoming-Montana Water Science Center
View of tongue river during summer with pines and willows surrounding the river
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Site visit to Tongue River in Wyoming for Tongue River 2100: Future Streamflow Estimates for Tongue River to Enable Northern Cheyenne Data Driven Water Management and Planning project.

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Photo: Theo Barnhart

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