Remaining water routes Tyrol

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The National Water Management Plan is a regulation adopted by the Federal Minister for Agriculture, Forestry, the Environment and Water Management on the basis of the 1959 Water Law. Every 6 years, all waters of a certain order of magnitude must be fully recorded.
The starting point for establishing the status of water sections is the inclusion of stress data on water bodies. These include morphological surveys, recording of transverse structures, residual water routes, swamps and dams. The load data is collected as an event record on the current water network.

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