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MODFLOW-LGR: MODFLOW-2005 with Local Grid Refinement

A version of MODFLOW, called MODFLOW-LGR (for Local Grid Refinement) 
was developed (Mehl and Hill, 2005) to support the use of locally 
refined grids to simulate groundwater flow. MODFLOW-LGR allows smaller 
parts of a larger model domain to be refined without refining the 
entire model. Mehl and Hill (2007) expanded the original scope of 
MODFLOW-LGR to include multiple areas of refinement within a single 
model domain. Mehl and Hill (2010) allows rivers simulated with the 
Streamflow-Routing Process (SFR) to be routed through locally refined 
grids. The current version (2013) couples grids using the ghost-node 
method rather than the shared node method (Mehl and Hill, 2013). 
MODFLOW-LGR is integrated in the new MODFLOW-OWHM version of MODFLOW. 
Local grid refinement functionality is also available through 
MODFLOW-USG.