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Flood Frequency Analysis of Upper Krishna River Basin catchment area using Log Pearson Type III Distribution

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Table 1: Annual peak Discharge data for river gauging stations (m3 /s)
Table 2 Computation of statistical parameters for Warunji (Koyna)
Figure 1: Relation between discharge and return period
Figure 2: Study area

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