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All have denied any knowledge in this matter of riparian rights.

Riparian rights were the most prevalent type of water right.

Such payments will have to be made before we can begin to buy out the companies that hold riparian rights.

Forests are often found in riparian areas, where they receive more summer water.

All but four of these trees are found in the creek's riparian zone.

The agreement does not consider the water rights of other Nile riparian states.

"We've put a huge brick wall between the river and riparian areas," she said.

However, the security of these resources is undermined by riparian conflicts.

The doctrine of riparian rights is an old one, having its origins in English common law.

Moose are found in the wet, riparian areas during the spring, summer and fall.

The agreement does not include fixed water shares for each riparian country.

The riparian owners in Louisiana gave title to the state when the case began.

He hadn't done a riparian count in a couple months anyway.

A riparian forest has grown up around the artificial lake.

They can live in Riparian zone, which is common.

This second system of water rights was developed for miners and farmers who did not own riparian land.

These riparian habitats are now only found in the upper watershed.

Riparian zones have been degraded throughout much of the world.

Environmental damage, and increasing riparian development may continue to increase pressure on the sport.

Here you can enjoy the scenic beauty of the riparian forest.

They are found in the greatest numbers in riparian areas.

A number of rights may be listed as riparian rights.

There followed a long series of fights for public access against riparian interests which continue to the present day.

This white-tailed deer usually lives in and around riparian areas.

The riparian communities contributed significantly to the financing of the project.