Perfect for the Water Biz
Really useful for quick conversions for anyone dealing with CFS, ACFT, etc.
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This app provides tools for calculating water and land measurements, along with essential information for water law and rights. It's designed for professionals in the western United States, particularly those dealing with Utah water law.
✓Water Volume and Flow Calculator
✓Land Length and Area Calculator
✓Peak and Annual Usage
✓Irrigation Duty Values for Utah Counties
✓Land Measurement Chart
✓Township Section Numbering
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What's New in Smith Hartvigsen Water Law
3.1
February 10, 2023
* Updated App Icon * Updated App Name * Bugfix for Water Flow Calculation
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What is Smith Hartvigsen Water Law used for?
Smith Hartvigsen Water Law is used to calculate unit conversions for water and land measurements. It also provides useful information for water law and water rights, specifically for professionals in the western United States.
What specific calculations can Smith Hartvigsen Water Law perform?
The app can calculate water volume and flow, land length and area, and peak and annual usage. It also provides duty values for irrigation by Utah counties and a land chart for relative land measurements.
Is Smith Hartvigsen Water Law available on Android devices?
No, Smith Hartvigsen Water Law is currently only available for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
How often is Smith Hartvigsen Water Law updated?
The app was last updated on February 10, 2023, with version 3.1. It was initially released on April 29, 2013, indicating a history of updates.
What is the age rating for Smith Hartvigsen Water Law?
Smith Hartvigsen Water Law has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does Smith Hartvigsen Water Law have ads?
No, Smith Hartvigsen Water Law does not contain advertisements.
What is the user feedback on Smith Hartvigsen Water Law?
Based on the available data, Smith Hartvigsen Water Law has received a perfect 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews, indicating very positive user sentiment.
Who developed Smith Hartvigsen Water Law?
Smith Hartvigsen Water Law was developed by Robert Beatty.
