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date = '2024-01-01T19:13:02Z' date = '2024-01-01T19:13:02Z'
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I like looking at maps that isolate different natural features. And I think that rivers make pretty patterns. So I made a series of scripts that generates a pretty map of rivers. I hope to print the maps of places that are important to me as art. I like looking at maps that isolate different natural features. And I think that rivers make pretty patterns. So I made a series of scripts that generates a pretty map of rivers. I hope to print the maps of places that are important to me as art.

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I'm interested in rivers (both ecologically and recreationally) and I want to know water level they are currently at, and how does that compare to their water levels throughout the year and in their recent history. I'm interested in rivers (both ecologically and recreationally) and I want to know water level they are currently at, and how does that compare to their water levels throughout the year and in their recent history.

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<span><a href="https://www.dendroalsia.net/blog/riverlevelcharts/">River Level Charts</a></span> <span><a href="https://www.dendroalsia.net/blog/riverlevelcharts/">River level charts</a></span>
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<span><a href="https://www.dendroalsia.net/blog/prettyrivers/">Pretty Rivers</a></span> <span><a href="https://www.dendroalsia.net/blog/prettyrivers/">Pretty rivers</a></span>
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