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Water And The Flint Hills

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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.

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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).