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Abstract
Graphs are an efficient data structure for representing and analyzing river network network topology. Such topology, and its associated feature-space, can provide insight into the diversity of hydrologic responses seen across catchments. This dataset contains binary tree representations of fifth-order North American rivers. The network data was extracted from the HydroRIVERS dataset of Lehner & Grill, 2013. Node metadata includes hyriv_id, latitude, longitude, and subbasin ID. Edge metadata includes length (km), drainage area (sq.km.), strahler order.
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