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The hydrological regime of a stream plays a critical role in determining the biodiversity and ecological processes of aquatic, wetland and riparian ecosystems. As a result, hydrological characteristics provide important information on the integrity of freshwater systems and how they may be changing over time. The monitoring program assess and detect changes in a Streamflow Index of key hydrological measures in major transboundary watersheds at Kejimkujik. Stream water level is recorded hourly using in-situ water level data loggers.

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Name	Format	Description	Link
Stream Flow - Kejimkujik - Data Dictionary	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/dce738d6-4988-4714-9664-6c6e0775cb87/resource/9b9cff52-b338-4a8f-ae00-100e5d0da30d/download/kejimkujik_np_freshwater_streamflow_data_dictionary.csv
Stream Flow - Kejimkujik -Stream Profile Data - 1	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/dce738d6-4988-4714-9664-6c6e0775cb87/resource/d0550470-4bd5-40fe-bada-f1a46845aca3/download/kejimkujik_np_freshwater_streamflow_2008-2018_data_1.csv
Stream Flow - Kejimkujik - Water Level Data - 2	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/dce738d6-4988-4714-9664-6c6e0775cb87/resource/f53812a6-84e0-4be6-b82b-3e20fc48a87a/download/kejimkujik_np_freshwater_streamflow_2008-2018_data_2.csv

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