The transformation of land into cities to meet the needs of urban infrastructure is happening fast. As a result, the hydrological pattern changes, such as land that previously absorbed water slowly becomes less able to absorb water. The area of the Cimanuk-Copong watershed is 469.11 km^2. Comparative analysis of discharge in the Cimanuk-Copong watershed due to changes in land use is the key to identifying changes in river flow and their impact on the environment using the NRECA (National Rural Electric Cooperative Association) model, then the results of this calculation are calibrated. The results of the analysis of the comparison value of the average flow rate in the past (2003-2012) were 9.23 m^3/s, while the present (2013-2021) is 19.81 m^3/s. The results of the calibration of the efficiency coefficient value of the Nash-Sutcliffe (NSE) model of the Cimanuk-Copong DAS are 0.61663 including 0.36
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