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<br />Table 9. Summary ofthe State Critical Assets at Risk from a IOO-Year Flooding Event
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<br />State Assets At Risk Impacts
<br />Buildings, Contents,
<br />Vehicles, Equipment, Etc.
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<br />ApprOXimate
<br />Value of
<br />Assets
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<br />At-risk critical assets:
<br />Long-Term Housing Loss of life, Injuries, property loss, economic 1055
<br />Nursing home, employee residences, patient care, correctional facility
<br />Recreation/Temporary Housing Loss of life, injuries, property Joss, economic/revenue loss
<br />Campgrounds, cabins, rentals, shelters, visitor centers/offices, museums
<br />Support Buildings Property loss, economic loss
<br />Pump buildings, controls, filters, wastewater treatment plant
<br />Equipment/towers/monitoring sites Property loss
<br />Air sampling equipment and stations, radio towers and equipment, leased equipment
<br />Ports of Entry Property loss, economic loss
<br />Hatcheries, Bird Farm, Etc. Property loss, economic loss
<br />Storage/Etc. Property loss
<br />Storage sheds, warehouses, coolers
<br />Offices/Etc. Loss of life, injuries, property loss, economic loss $44 million
<br />Office buildings, Sllop/office/storage/garage, labs, printing and distribution center, meat packing plant
<br />Transportation-Related Loss of life, injuries, property loss, economic loss $22 million
<br />Warehouse/garage, traffic shops, maintenance and repairs and storage, hangar and lab, RR platforms
<br />Bridges: Scour Critical Loss of life, injuries, property loss, economic loss $237 million
<br />State owned and other
<br />Highways and culverts
<br />University buildings
<br />
<br />Loss of life, injuries, property loss, economic loss
<br />Loss of life, injuries, property loss, economic loss
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<br />ESTIMATING POTENTIAL LOSSES BY JURISDICTION
<br />
<br />A. Overview and Analysis of Potential Losses
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<br />$23 million
<br />
<br />$10 million
<br />
<br />$3 million
<br />$7 million
<br />
<br />$1 million
<br />$12 million
<br />$16 million
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<br />unknown
<br />unknown
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<br />Estimates of potential vulnerability and losses associated with flood hazards reflect both
<br />the population and stmctures within the 100-year floodplain. Methods utilized to develop
<br />the estimates were presented previously in this document and are summarized below.
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<br />On a countywide basis, pertinent information was requested and obtained from local and
<br />state floodplain/emergency managers through a survey of risk assessment. Additional
<br />information was obtained from FEMA's Community Information System and was
<br />supplemented with data obtained from FEMA's national Multi-hazard Map
<br />Modernization Program. The Map Modernization Program compiled digital data into
<br />a statewide base map database for use as a scoping and assessment tool, and to
<br />facilitate flood hazard mapping activities.
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