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The lower reach of the Nansa River was channelized in 1995 in Muñorrodero. As a result of this, its former right branch lost its connection with the main channel, although its morphology remained virtually unchanged. This situation led to a loss of acuatic and riparian habitats.
  
 
==Site description==
 
==Site description==

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Nansa River. Morphological and functional restoration of the Nansa River at Muñorrodero


Factsheet: Nansa River. Morphological and functional restoration of the Nansa River at Muñorrodero

General
Country ES
River Name Nansa
Site Name Nansa River. Morphological and functional restoration of the Nansa River at Muñorrodero
River Characterisation
    River typology
    Location (Lat Lon) 43.3641273479357, -4.48894500732422
    Altitude lowland: < 200 m
    Catchment area medium: > 100 - 1000 km2
    Geology Calcareous
    National code/
    River type name

    Biological quality elements
    Ecosystem Services
    EU Directives
    Pressures
    Measures
    Other
    Project size -1
    Approximate costs > 1 000 000 Euros
    Synergy Proximity of the village of Muñorrodero. Flood protection.
    Status Realised
    Period of realization 01/09/2009 - 01/05/2010
    Evaluation
    Implemented by Confederación Hidrográfica del Cantábrico - Comisaría de Aguas. Executed by TRAGSA


    Key features of the case study

    The lower reach of the Nansa River was channelized in 1995 in Muñorrodero. As a result of this, its former right branch lost its connection with the main channel, although its morphology remained virtually unchanged. This situation led to a loss of acuatic and riparian habitats.

    Site description

    Measures selection

    Success criteria

    Ecological response

    Hydromorphological response

    Monitoring before and after implementation of the project

    Socio-economic aspects

    Contact person within the organization

    Extra background information

    References


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