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<br />The Agate Dam and Reservoir would be <br />located on East Bijou Creek 3 miles southwest <br />from Agate. The dam would be a rolled-earth <br />embankment about 8,200 feet long and 100 feet <br />high. This project would control runoff from <br />a 184-square-mile drainage area and would have <br />a gross storage capacity of 51,300 acre-feet. <br />Of this amount 42,100 acre-feet would be for <br />flood control and 9,200 acre-feet would be for <br />sediment storage. The first cost of this <br />project is estimated to be about $8 million. <br /> <br />The East Bijou Creek Dam and Reservoir <br />would be located on East Bijou Creek upstream <br />from U. S. Highway 36. The dam would be a <br />rolled-earth embankment about 15,000 feet <br />long and 105 feet high. The dam would control <br />runoff from a 580-square-mile drainage area. <br />This.includes the l84-square mile drainage <br />area above the Agate damsite. The reservoir <br />would have a gross storage capacity of 128,000 <br />acre-feet. Of this amount, 108,000 acre-feet <br />would be for flood control and 20,000 acre- <br />feet would be for sediment storage. This <br />project would have an estimated cost of $21 <br />million. <br /> <br />The Muddy Creek Dam and Reservoir would <br />be located on Muddy Creek about 7 miles north <br />of U. S. Highway 36. The dam would be rolled- <br />earth embankment about 10,000 feet long and <br />85 feet high. This project would control <br />runoff from a 123 square-mile drainage area <br />and would have a gross storage capacity of <br />37,000 acre-feet. Of this amount 30,400 <br />acre-feet would be for flood control and <br />6,600 acre-feet would be for sediment storage. <br />The total first cost of the project is esti- <br />mated to be about $8 million. <br /> <br />The West Bijou Creek Dam and Reservoir <br />would be located on West Bijou Creek about <br />5 miles south of Byers. The dam would be a <br />rolled-earth embankment about 9,000 feet long <br />and 105 feet high. The dam and reservoir <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />