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Table 16.8
The distribution of water resources in the Apuseni Mountains (multiannual average values, extreme values, flow layer and specific average discharge)
No.
Major
catchment
River
Hydrometric
station
Monitoring
period
F (km 2
)
H (m)
Q multiannual
(m 3
/s)
Q max (m 3
/s)
Q min. (m 3
/s)
Y (mm)
q (l/s km 2
)
1
Aries
,
Arie¸ s
Sc˘ ari¸ soara
1978–99
203
1126
5.58
275
0.3
867
27.5
2
Arie¸ s
Câmpeni
1978–99
639
1020
12.2
735
0.756
603
19.1
3
Arie¸ s
Baia de Arie¸ s
1978–99
1189
965
18.9
860
1.260
502
15.9
4
Arie¸ s
Buru
1978–99
1960
945
23.4
822
1.640
377
11.9
5
Arie¸ s
Turda
1978–99
2358
892
24.9
950
1.400
333
10.6
6
Albac
Albac
1978–99
94
1110
1.66
53.7
0.076
557
17.7
7
Arie¸ sul Mic
Ponorel
1978–99
133
1025
3.22
150
0.188
764
24.2
8
Abrud
Abrud
1965–99
99
891
1.42
84.5
0.025
453
14.3
9
Abrud
Câmpeni
1978–99
219
840
2.93
145
0.06
422
13.4
10
Valea Mare
Bistra
1973–99
69
1315
1.42
141
0.102
649
20.6
11
V. Mu¸ scanilor
Mu¸ sca
1978–98
17
808
0.262
24.1
0.03
486
15.4
12
Po¸ saga
Po¸ saga
1978–99
106
1096
1.2
27
0.08
357
11.3
13
Ocoli¸ s
Ocoli¸ s
1978–99
63
903
0.526
9.5
0.018
263
8.3
14
Iara
Valea Ierii
1965–99
107
1359
0.678
86
0.036
200
6.3
15
Iara
Iara
1978–99
273
1120
0.877
77.4
0.053
101
3.2
16
H˘ a¸ sdate
Petre¸ stii de Jos
1978–99
189
629
0.591
64.8
0.03
99
3.1
17
Valea Larg˘ a
Vii¸ soara
1978–99
200
395
0.31
27.1
0.02
49
1.6
(continued)