FLOOD10854 ‎(2)‎

• Designation Number: 590
• County: Denver
• Community: Denver
• Title: FIS - Denver - Volume 1
• Date: 11/17/2005
• Prepared For: Denver
• Prepared By: FEMA
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Current FEMA Regulatory Floodplain Information

Flooding Sources Studied by Detailed Methods (cont' d)

Table 1

Area

Len{rth and Location of Stud

in the southwestern portion of the city.

Approximately 0.5 mile,

miles, downstream of Pica dilly Road within the northeastern portion of the city.

miles, from the corporate limits at Picadilly Road to the confluence with

Approximately 3.3 miles, from below South Colorado Boulevard (State Highway 2) to the
confluence with the South Platte River.

From South Downing Street (where overflows occur from Harvard Gulch) to the confluence with
Harvard Gulch.

Yale Avenue to the confluence with Harvard Gulch.

Approximately 0.3 mile, from below West

Approximately 1.0 mile, from South Federal Boulevard (State Highway 88) to the confluence with
the South Platte River.

Approximately 4.9 miles, from Belleview Avenue (State Highway 88) to the confluence with
Cheny Creek.

to

Approximately 0.6 mile, from the detention pond above Hampden Avenue (State Highway 30)
the confluence with Goldsmith Gulch.

to

Approximately 3.4 miles, from the corporate limits at Sheridan Boulevard (State Highway 95)
the confluence with the South Platte River.

to

Approximately 3.5 miles, from the corporate limits at Sheridan Boulevard (State Highway 95)
the confluence with the South Platte River.

Stream
Coon Creek
First Creek
First Creek Tributary
Harvard Gulch
Harvard Gulch Overflow
Dry Gulch (Harvard Gulch
Tributary)
West Harvard Gulch
Goldsmith Gulch
Southmoor Park Tributary
Sanderson Gulch
Weir Gulch

Approximately 3.3

3

1

Approximately
First Creek.

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