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Mineral
Community
Creede
Stream Name
Upper Willow Creek
Basin
Rio Grande
Title
Upper Willow Creek Watershed - FLood Control and Stream Stability Study
Date
10/1/2002
Prepared For
Willow Creek Reclaimation Committee
Prepared By
Agro Engineering
Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />water surface elevations. In natural streams with erodible beds, channels will often adjust to <br />supercritical flows by developing a series of steps. Water will flow supercritical over the steps, <br />but return to subcritical flow between the steps. Therefore, supercritical flow will probably not <br />persist throughout all the reaches indicated by the model. In this case, water surface elevations <br />may be higher in some areas than indicated by the model. Some hydraulic studies delineate <br />floodplains based on the critical water surface at locations where supercritical flow is indicated. <br />In the HEC-RAS results table, the elevations of the critical water surface, energy gradeline, and <br />left and right overbanks are useful to examine possible problems with supercritical flows. <br /> <br />2.2.3.3 Floodplain Delineation <br />The water surface elevations from HEC-RAS were mapped on the high-resolution topography in <br />GIS to delineate flood inundations. The 100-year floodplain was mapped from the entrance to <br />the flume to above the Commodore Mine in West Willow Creek and above North Creede on East <br />Willow Creek. The 100-year flood inundations are shown in Figures 2.2.3a through 2.2.3d. <br /> <br />As previously mentioned, super-critical flows may cause significant erosion and alter the channel <br />geometry and therefore the floodplain inundation. In addition, results are valid only in an <br />unblocked situation. Temporary obstructions due to ice-dams or woody debris could <br />significantly reduce flow capacity and cause additional flooding. Therefore, these results <br />indicate a best-case flow scenario free from debris blockage. <br /> <br />Without any debris blockage, 100-yr flood levels can generally be contained by the Willow <br />Creek channel or push up levees. However, flooding and overbank flows will occur at all <br />culverts and pipes in the study reach as well as the weir at cross-section 14. Table 2.2.7 lists <br />overtopping flood flows at modeled structures. The following sections discuss locations of <br />concern in more detail. <br /> <br />Table 2.2.7. Overtopping flood flows at modeled structures (cfs) <br /> <br />~ocation ~low level 11800cfs IIOOyr I 50yr I 25yr I lOyr I 5yr I 2yr 11.25yrl <br />Windy Gulch Culvert otal flow 57 49 41 31 24 14 9 <br /> overtopping flow 18 12 7 1 <br />Weir at XS 14 otal flow 1800 1073 915 769 586 458 288 185 <br /> overtopping flow 521 186 75 2 <br />Culvert at North Creede otal flow 1580 942 807 681 523 412 264 172 <br /> overtopping flow 1341 698 570 450 303 200 35 11 <br />Culvert at XS 26.5 otal flow 892 532 457 386 296 232 144 90 <br /> overtopping flow 277 16 <br />Commodore Mine otal flow 892 532 457 386 296 232 144 90 <br />~t entrance to flume overtopping flow 397 197 146 98 2 <br />Pipe through tailings pile overtopping flow 221 154 86 2 <br />Culvert at Amethyst Mine otal flow 641 382 325 273 206 159 96 58 <br /> overtopping flow 216 40 11 <br /> <br />2-17 <br />
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