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  <ListName>Stream Control Description</ListName>
  <ListDescription>Control code.</ListDescription>
  <ListAuthority>United States Geological Survey, Surface Water User Group</ListAuthority>
  <List>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>UNSP</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>1</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>unspecified</Name>
      <Description>The streamflow control was not specified.</Description>
    </ListItem>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>CHAN</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>2</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>channel control</Name>
      <Description>The streamflow control is a channel where the geometry and roughness of a long reach of channel downstream from the stage gage are the elements that control the relation of the stage-discharge.</Description>
    </ListItem>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>SECT</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>3</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>section control</Name>
      <Description>The streamflow control type is defined by the geometry and composition of a single cross-section; for example, when the channel is constricted by a sand bar, rock outcropping, or man-made structures. A distinct downward break of the water surface can be detected at a section control.</Description>
    </ListItem>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>CMBN</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>4</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>combined section and channel control</Name>
      <Description>The streamflow control during the discharge measurement was both section and channel control.</Description>
    </ListItem>
  </List>
</ReferenceList>
