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Water Supply Protection
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8461.100
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Adaptive Management Workgroup (PRRIP)
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
1/1/3000
Author
Unknown
Title
River Hydraulics and Sediment Transport
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i, <br />River Hydraulics and Sediment Transport <br />Issue: In comparison to the Present Condition, how would the action alternatives affect channel <br />geomorphology, and in turn, affect habitat for the target species in the Central Platte <br />River Channel? <br />Overview <br />474 <br />? CCOPE <br />The affected area is the mainstem of the Platte River in Nebraska, beginning at the <br />confluence of the North Platte River and the South Platte River, river mile (RM) 310 (table <br />4-1 in chapter 4), at North Platte, Nebraska, and ending downstream at RM 160, near <br />Chapman, Nebraska. The primary area of habitat management is the Central Platte Habitat <br />Area beginning at RM 244, near Lexington, Nebraska, and ending downstream at RM 160, <br />near Chapman, Nebraska. <br />_11UNDICATORS <br />The amount and size of sediment carried by the river, the volume and occurrence of <br />riverflows, and the growth of vegetation greatly influence the evolving shape of the channel. <br />The creation and maintenance of habitat is a reflection of channel shape. Impacts on the <br />geomorphology of the channel environment were assessed using the following indicators: <br />• Mean Annual Flow and the 1.5-Year Flow <br />• Sand Transport, Deposition, and Erosion <br />• Grain Size <br />• Sandbar-Building Potential <br />• Width of Total Water in the Channel
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