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<br />COLORADO-EAGLE CO.
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<br />Approximate boundarie!o\ of flood. prone areas an' :-;huwn on this map. There is, on the
<br />average, about 1 chance in 100 that the designated areas will be inundated in any year.
<br />This information is important to public agencies and private citizens concerned with future
<br />land developments.
<br />The flood. prone areas have be~n delineated through USe of readily available informa-
<br />tion on past floods'rather than from d~tajled field surv~ys and infOpedions, In ~eneral,
<br />the delineated areas are for natural conditions and do not take into consideration the pns-
<br />sible effects of mdsting or proposed flood cnntrol structures ('xcept where those dfects
<br />could he evaluah'c1. Flood areas have heen identified for: (1) urban areas where the up.
<br />stream draina""t' ba~in l'xCN'dl'l 25 square miles. (2) rural areas in humid ,'egions where tht,
<br />upstream drainaK~> ba~jn exceeds 100 square miles. (3) rural areas in semiarid regions whert>
<br />the upi'ltream drainage baRin exceeds 250 square miles, and (4) smaller drainage ha..,ins,
<br />depending- on topography and potential use of the flood plains,
<br />The 89th ConJlrt'sH, in House Document 465. re<'ommemled the pr~>paration of fJoorl-prone
<br />area maps to a8sist in minimizing flood losses by quickly identifying the areas of potential
<br />flood hazards. Mon' detailed flood information may be required for other purpOSt'8 RU(,h
<br />as l'I'tructural desi~ns, economic studies. or formulation of land~u8E' rpgulntions, Such de~
<br />tailed information may he obtnined from the U.S. G('OloKil'al Survt~y, other F(>d~'ral aRendt,s,
<br />or State, local, and private agpncil':;.
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<br />CONTOUR INTERVAL 40 FEET
<br />DATUM 1$ MEAN SEA LEVtL
<br />This work was performed by the U .S, Geologica! Survey for
<br />and funded by the Federal Insurance Administration,
<br />Department of Housing and Urban Development, to meet
<br />proviSIons of the National Flood Insu'rance Act of 1968,
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<br />QUADRANGLE LOCAnON
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<br />SWI. MINTURN l!l' QUADRANGl.E
<br />N393o--WI0622.517 .5
<br />Base by U.S, Geological Survey
<br />1970
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<br />1974
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