03-24-08, 07:12 PM
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Upper vs Lower end of lake
does this refer to northern and southern?
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03-24-08, 07:16 PM
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I'm assuming. Let me hear it in sentence form and I'll tell ya a straight answer.
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03-24-08, 07:37 PM
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The upper end is away from the dam and the lower end is close to the dam. Not a direction. Mid-lake would be.......????
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03-24-08, 07:53 PM
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Thanks 3D. A dam is only used to connect two or more lakes?
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03-24-08, 07:57 PM
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Joolz, look to the current. Where water flows in, i.e. a river, is the upper end and where it flows out, i.e. below a dam, is the lower end. This will work even with multiple dams.
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03-24-08, 08:22 PM
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water is not FLAT even behind a dam..
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