Investigating the river Caerfanell
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Have a little read: ... INTRODUCTION I am going to be investigating the river Caerfanell. This river is a right-bank tributary of the River Usk of whose source is in the eastern end of the Brecon Beacons national park in South Wales, and joins the main river further downstream of Brecon. The catchment area is 32.4 km^2 and is an area of high precipitation, with 1800- 2000mm/year on average falling near the source and 1100mm/year near the confluence with the Usk. The valley of the Caerfanell lies within the Brecon Beacons national park and is relatively untouched except in more recent years where the river has attracted many holiday homes to situate nearby having an impact on surface runoff. The surrounding forest trees are coniferous and mostly evergreen, which also have an impact on runoff through interception and evapo-transpiration. A reservoir (the Talybont reservoir) was built in 1937 to store water, and now is being
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