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Biochemical oxygen demand in European rivers

Data Visualization Created 30 Aug 2020 Published 31 Aug 2020 Last modified 22 Mar 2022

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Topics: Water and marine environment

This page was archived on 22 Mar 2022 with reason: Other (New version data-and-maps/daviz/bod-rivers-3 was published)

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Waterbase - Water Quality provided by European Environment Agency (EEA)

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03 Dec 2019 - Biochemical oxygen demand in European rivers

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Albania Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czechia Estonia Finland France Ireland Latvia Lithuania North Macedonia Poland Romania Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom

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1992-2018

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Topics: Water and marine environment

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