Abstract
Nobody wants rain tonight. But ask yourself, If rain fell here, where would it go? To truly understand a place, you must know something about its water. That’s true for all of Kansas, and it’s certainly true for the Flint Hills.
Keywords:
- water
- conservation
- water table
- rain
- movement
- erosion
- hillside
- pasture
- grassland
- prairie
- grass
- plant
- Cottonwood River
- limestone
- springs
- Chase County
- Diamond creek
- Neosho River
- Walnut River
- Kansas River
- stream
- flow
- topographic
- headwaters
- dry
- drought
- shortage
- water cycle
How to Cite:
Buchanan, R. & Sawin, B., (2010) “Water And The Flint Hills”, Symphony in the Flint Hills 1(2010).
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