FLOOD01296

• County: Statewide
• Title: Method to Estimate Effects of Flow-Induced Vegetation Changes on Channel Conveyances of Streams in Central Arizona
• Date: 9/16/1998
• Prepared For: Central Arizona
• Prepared By: USGS
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Educational/Technical/Reference Information

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EXPLANATION

8. STUDY SITE AND NUMBER

Base from U.S. Geological Survey digital data, 1:100,000, 1983
Lambert Conlormal Conic projection
Standard parallels 29030' and 45"30" cenlralmeridian-111030'

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1. Verde River near Scottsdale
2. Skunk Creek above Interslate 17
3. Indian Bend Wash above Curry Road
4. Agua Fria River below New Waddell Dam
5. Hassayampa River near Arlington
6. Salt River above Interstate 10
7. Cave Creek above New River Road
8. New River above Interstate 17
9. Hassayampa River near Wickenburg
10. Francis Creek near Bagdad
11. Big Sandy River near Wikieup
12. Vakol Wash near Stanfield
13. Agua' Fria River tributary at Youngtown
14. Verde River below Tangle Creek
15. Humbug Creek near Castle Hot Springs
16. New River above New River Road
17. Salt River tributary in South Mountain Park
18. Tanto Creek above Gun Creek
19. Hassayampa River below Old U.S. 80 Bridge

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Figure 1, Study area and selected sites in central Arizona,

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