River hydrology

February 2023

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February 2023

Rapids: These are areas of turbulent water from multiple disruptions, such as rocks, that block a river’s flow.
Crossing a river requires planning and careful assessment. Learning to read the hydrology of a river will help you determine the best place to cross. Where is the best and safest place to cross a river? In the January issue,we discussed tracks, signs, shape, width, depth and hazards downstream. This month we explore further considerations. […]
Heather Grady

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Heather Grady

Heather Grady is an instructor with Outdoor Training New Zealand

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