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- ↑ Anlage 1: Messstellen der überblicksweisen und operativen Überwachung und für weitergehende Anforderungen Nr. 832 der WRLL, page 23 (in German, WRLL is Wasserrahmenrichtlinie, i.e. Water Framework Directive) (128,95 kb, pdf)