LWL stands for Low Water Level, a term used to describe the minimal height of water in a body of water, which can indicate potential hazards for navigation and marine activities. This abbreviation is commonly utilized in environmental studies, hydrology, and maritime safety to assess water conditions in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs, ensuring safe passage for vessels. Explore more about related topics in categories like Environment, Maritime, and Hydrology. Related abbreviations: FWL (Full Water Level), HWL (High Water Level) and MWL (Mean Water Level).
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