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Detail of the source area of the Silala watercourse. Gray shading indicates the general geographic area of wetlands (“bofedales”) produced by groundwater discharge, present along both the North and South Canals.

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English: Detail of the source area of the Silala watercourse. Gray shading indicates the general geographic area of wetlands

(“bofedales”) produced by groundwater discharge, present along both the North and South Canals.

From "The Silala/Siloli watershed in Bolivia/Chile: Lessons from the most vulnerable basin in South America" B.M. Mulligan and G.E. Eckstein, International Conference “Transboundary Aquifers: Challenges and New Directions” (ISARM2010)
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