Case study:Noor

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Themes Environmental flows and water resources, Hydromorphology
Country Netherlands
Main contact forename Arnoud
Main contact surname Soetens
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Contact organisation Waterschap Limburg
Contact organisation web site http://waterschaplimburg.nl
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The Noor is a small tributary of the river Voer. The stream used to be characterized by large discharge peaks from spillways. These peaks caused a deep incision of the stream into its bed, which was undesirable. Theamount of water ending up in the river has been reduced and extra gravel was introduced into the river system to raise the bed. In addition, dead tree branches were installed in a V-shape to trap more sediment.

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The sediment trapping mechanism has proved effective.

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Location: 50° 46' 3.49" N, 5° 48' 4.83" E
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Name Noor
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WFD (national) typology R6
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Dominant substrate Sand, Gravel
River corridor land use Orchard
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