Minnesota River Basin

Minnesota River Basin Reconnaissance Study

US Army Corps of Engineers St Paul District

The purpose of this reconnaissance study is to evaluate the potential for Federal interest in implementing solutions to flooding, navigation, low flow augmentation, recreation, ecosystem restoration, and other related water resource problems and opportunities in the Minnesota River Basin (MRB) in Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Iowa. 

Ravine, Bluff, Streambank (RBS) Erosion Study for the Minnesota River Basin

University of Minnesota Department of Bioproducts & Biosystems Engineering (BBE) and Department of Soil, Water & Climate

Minnesota River Basin Report

Southern Minnesota River Basin Commission

Minnesota River Basin Information Document

Senjem, Norman
This document provides a broad overview of basin planning and management in the Minnesota River Basin. In addition to information on the basin management process and its potential role in improving water quality, extensive background is provided on: the river basin (e.g., physical characteristics, origins, tributaries, and wetlands), impacts of historical settlement (e.g., agriculture, drainage), current land use trends, major watersheds, ecoregions, water resources, monitoring, water pollution sources, and environmentally sensitive and culturally significant areas.

Minnesota River Basin Statistical Trend Analysis

MSU-WRC
The Minnesota River Basin Statistical Trend Analysis summarizes statistical trend modeling results for water quality monitoring sites across the Minnesota River Basin (Basin). Water quality data from 21 stream and river monitoring stations in the Basin were analyzed for trends using two different statistical tests-QWTREND and Seasonal Kendall. The stations are distributed throughout the Basin and vary in scale from the Minnesota River itself to smaller streams such as Chetomba Creek and the Little Cobb River.

Minnesota River Basin Trends Report

MSU-WRC
The Minnesota River Basin Trends Report provides a broad overview of trends related to the state of the Minnesota River. It is an easy-to-read overview that summarizes some of the major demographic, land use, water quality, biological and recreational trends in the Minnesota River Basin over the past 10 to 100 years depending on data availability.
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