For determining the discharge of a river, the following observations were taken across the river. The last point with reading (0.835m) was at the right bank of the river with ground elevation of 43.765m. The water level of the river at that cross section was 43.365m above MSL. 1- Complete the level book form and apply arithmetic check. 2- Calculate the water section area of the river. Point 1 2 3 4 56780 Staff Readings (m) B.S. I.S. F.S. 0.915 2.120 2.350 1.325 1.550 2.315 1.725 1.215 2.335 2.225 Distance H.I. (m) (m) 0. 3 6 9 12 15 18 20.882 R.L. (m) Notes Left bank of the river C.P. C.P.

For determining the discharge of a river, the following observations were taken across the river. The last point with reading (0.835m) was at the right bank of the river with ground elevation of 43.765m. The water level of the river at that cross section was 43.365m above MSL. 1- Complete the level book form and apply arithmetic check. 2- Calculate the water section area of the river. Point 1 2 3 4 56780 Staff Readings (m) B.S. I.S. F.S. 0.915 2.120 2.350 1.325 1.550 2.315 1.725 1.215 2.335 2.225 Distance H.I. (m) (m) 0. 3 6 9 12 15 18 20.882 R.L. (m) Notes Left bank of the river C.P. C.P.

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