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Old 04-26-2014, 02:45 PM
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But freshwater inflows are still greater when they occur. You have a much larger drainage area for the Sabine and Neches rivers than the Calcasieu.

I admit, I did miss the Neches SWB though.

For whatever reason saltwater has had a greater effect to this point on Big Lake than on Sabine.
It may be what some have said before.."not all marsh is created equal"..idk..maybe the vegetation, soil make-up, or elevation makes the Sabine marsh more salt tolerant? or maybe its dying off too, and nobody has noticed? Heck IDK
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