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Floodplain Documents
Designation Number
280
County
El Paso
Community
Monument
Stream Name
Crystal Creek & Dirty Woman Creek
Basin
Arkansas
Title
Flood Hazard Identification Report - Crystal Creek and Dirty Woman Creek, Monument, Colorado
Date
2/1/1987
Designation Date
5/1/1987
Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />STUDY AREA DESCRIPTION <br /> <br />Drainage Basin Characteristics <br /> <br />Crystal Creek is an ephemeral stream with significant flows only <br />during or after a rainstorm, Headwaters of Crystal Creek are located at <br />approximately elevation 7,280 feet above mean sea level. The highest <br />point in the bas in is at 7,500 feet. The mouth of Crysta 1 Creek is its <br />confluence with Monument Lake at elevation 6915 feet, The creek begins <br />by heading south-southwesterly and then southwesterly after it crosses <br />Interstate 1-25 to its mouth. The length of Crystal Creek from its <br />headwaters to its confluence with Monument Lake is approximately 2.5 <br />mil es, The dra inage area of Crysta 1 Creek to just above its conf1 uence <br />with a sma 11 tributary (approx imate 1y 600 feet downstream from the D&RG <br />railroad tracks) is 0,75 square miles, (See Basin Map, Plate 1), <br /> <br />Headwaters of Dirty Woman Creek are located at approximately 7430 <br />feet above mean sea level with the highest point in the basin at <br />elevation 7510 feet. The creek travels predominantly west until it <br />crosses Interstate 1-25 where it begins flowing southwest, The length of <br />Dirty Woman Creek from its confluence with Monument Creek is <br />approximately 4,3 miles. The drainage area of Dirty Woman Creek to its <br />intersection with Mitchell Road (at the Town of Monument's western limit) <br />is 5,0 square miles, <br /> <br />Study Reach Description <br /> <br />The study reach along Crysta 1 Creek extends from just downstream <br />from interstate 1-25 to Monument Lake. Study limits are shown on Figure <br />2, the Plate Index, This reach covers a length of 1.0 mile of which <br />approximately 0,6 mile is within the Town of Monument's corporate limit. <br />The land is predominantly undeveloped in the portion of the creek <br />downstream from 1-25, There is no distinct channel in the most <br />downstream reach, <br /> <br />The study reach along Dirty Woman Creek extends from the southbound <br />interstate 1-25 access ramp (from route 105) to Mitchell Road (Monument's <br />downstream corporate limit), No detailed contour mapping exists for the <br />length of the creek downstream from Mitchell Road; thus this portion was <br />not studied, Study limits are shown on Plate 2, the Plate Index, This <br />reach covers a length of 1,0, mile of which approximately 0,1 mile is in <br />the current corporate 1 imit for Monument, The land is undeveloped with <br />the exception of Dirty Woman Creek Park, which encompasses all of the <br />land adjacent to Dirty Woman Creek within the Town I s corporate 1 imits, <br />There is no distinct channel through most of the reach, <br /> <br />The study reaches were included in the Federal Emergency Management <br />Agency's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) for unincorporated E1 Paso <br />County, dated December 18, 1986, The FIRM is shown in Exhibit 2, The <br />flood boundary shown on this map was derived using approximate methods. <br /> <br />:3 <br /> <br />"," <br />
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