Dennis Lake resource management study / G.C. Jenkins.
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TextPublication details: Winnipeg, MB : 1981. Manitoba Department of Agriculture,Description: 1 v. : ill. , map ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: This report identifies the engineering requirements and costs and benefits of stabilizing Dennis Lake to provide optimum flood protection to the agricultural land surrounding the lake. The report also identifies the costs and benefits of additional works that may be constructed and operated primarily in the interests of waterfowl. The study was implemented in response to resolution number 128/79 passed by the council of the Local Government District of Armstrong which authorized Ducks Unlimited to make a land use study of Dennis Lake so that the water level can be regulated for the best uses of land and water for agriculture and wildlife.
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This report identifies the engineering requirements and costs and benefits of stabilizing Dennis Lake to provide optimum flood protection to the agricultural land surrounding the lake. The report also identifies the costs and benefits of additional works that may be constructed and operated primarily in the interests of waterfowl. The study was implemented in response to resolution number 128/79 passed by the council of the Local Government District of Armstrong which authorized Ducks Unlimited to make a land use study of Dennis Lake so that the water level can be regulated for the best uses of land and water for agriculture and wildlife.