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<blockquote data-quote="cowadle" data-source="post: 3774551" data-attributes="member: 7203"><p>the water didn't disappear. the aquifer may have dried up or have been depleted by having it's source cut off or diverted. maybe the precip levels in that area won't keep up with depletion??? but the water even if it isn't in the river still exists. can you tell me for sure that it isn't normal for the beaver river to be dry? from time to time? what about the time maybe thousands of years ago ??? before the beaver river even existed?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowadle, post: 3774551, member: 7203"] the water didn't disappear. the aquifer may have dried up or have been depleted by having it's source cut off or diverted. maybe the precip levels in that area won't keep up with depletion??? but the water even if it isn't in the river still exists. can you tell me for sure that it isn't normal for the beaver river to be dry? from time to time? what about the time maybe thousands of years ago ??? before the beaver river even existed? [/QUOTE]
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