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Monitoring program
• Trotus—
Vranceni
Operational program, program for vulnerable areas, program for
ichthyofauna (nutrients)
• Trotus—Adjud
Program opera¸ tional, program for ichthyofauna, timetable for
intercalibration (nutrients)
It has the typology RO10. The average altitude is 720 m, the substrate is made of
stones and gravel, the water flow is sinuous, the average width of the bed is 16 m,
the slope has an average value of 8‰.
44. The Putna water body (Tulnici), code RW12.1.79.1
It is evaluated through a single control section, Putna—Tulnici, with the types of
program: surveillance program, a program for ichthyofauna, protection of habitats
and species, nutrients. It has the typology RO01, the average altitude is 990 m, the
substrate is rocky, formed by stones and rocks, the water course is tilting, the average
width of the bed is 10 m, and the slope has an average value of 35‰.
45. The Putna water body (Colacu, Botarlau, Podu Zamfirei, Golesti), code
RW12.1.79.3
It is evaluated through 5 control sections:
Monitoring program
• Putna—Colacu
Surveillance program, the best available section, program for
ichthyofauna
• Putna—Podu
Zamfirei
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna (nutrients)
• Putna—Botarlau
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna (nutrients)
• Milcov—Golesti
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna
• Milcov—Rastoaca
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna, knowing the
impact of hydromorphological alterations on water, timetable for
intercalibration
It has the typology RO08, the average altitude is 635 m, the substrate is made of
stones, gravel and sand, the water course is tortuous, the average width of the bed is
10 m, and the slope has an average value of 18‰.
46. The Milcov water body (Reghiu), code RW12.1.79.18.1
It is evaluated through a single control section, Milcov—Reghiu, with the types
of programs: surveillance program and program for ichthyofauna. It has the RO01
typology. The average altitude is 595 m, the substrate consists of stones and gravel,
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Monitoring program
• Trotus—
Vranceni
Operational program, program for vulnerable areas, program for
ichthyofauna (nutrients)
• Trotus—Adjud
Program opera¸ tional, program for ichthyofauna, timetable for
intercalibration (nutrients)
It has the typology RO10. The average altitude is 720 m, the substrate is made of
stones and gravel, the water flow is sinuous, the average width of the bed is 16 m,
the slope has an average value of 8‰.
44. The Putna water body (Tulnici), code RW12.1.79.1
It is evaluated through a single control section, Putna—Tulnici, with the types of
program: surveillance program, a program for ichthyofauna, protection of habitats
and species, nutrients. It has the typology RO01, the average altitude is 990 m, the
substrate is rocky, formed by stones and rocks, the water course is tilting, the average
width of the bed is 10 m, and the slope has an average value of 35‰.
45. The Putna water body (Colacu, Botarlau, Podu Zamfirei, Golesti), code
RW12.1.79.3
It is evaluated through 5 control sections:
Monitoring program
• Putna—Colacu
Surveillance program, the best available section, program for
ichthyofauna
• Putna—Podu
Zamfirei
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna (nutrients)
• Putna—Botarlau
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna (nutrients)
• Milcov—Golesti
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna
• Milcov—Rastoaca
Surveillance program, program for ichthyofauna, knowing the
impact of hydromorphological alterations on water, timetable for
intercalibration
It has the typology RO08, the average altitude is 635 m, the substrate is made of
stones, gravel and sand, the water course is tortuous, the average width of the bed is
10 m, and the slope has an average value of 18‰.
46. The Milcov water body (Reghiu), code RW12.1.79.18.1
It is evaluated through a single control section, Milcov—Reghiu, with the types
of programs: surveillance program and program for ichthyofauna. It has the RO01
typology. The average altitude is 595 m, the substrate consists of stones and gravel,