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<br />Floododaroaandfloodda"l<lgos-l1atersurlac:eprofilesfor <br />the I "termed i~t" Regional and Standard Project Floods were deve loped for <br />the length of the study reach using bac~ater COMputations by the Standard <br />Step l!etOOd. The profi les, on p latp.s 8 through 10, ~now tho elevation of tho <br />~ater ~urtaces and water depths rolatlvo to the channel bed. Head losses <br />at b ridges were clllcu lilted using "Hydrau I ics of Bridge W"ter~ays" puh I i shed <br />by the U. S.Dep<lrtroentofCO':"l'!1crcfJ. The water surface elevations were used <br />to dotermine flood limits on the cross sections and topogrephic ~DS and In <br />turnthelloodboundaricswere loclltedontheaerlal photographs. The results <br />are shewn on the flooded llrell",aps, rlatas 3 through 7. ^nindextothe <br />lloodedareaplatesisonplate2. Representatlvecrosssectionsareillus- <br />trated on plates il through 15. The cross sections shew grou~ elevations <br />across the valley on both sides of theehannel anddapthsotcver!lankflocxJlng. <br />Re/erence points, coinciding with the location of surveyed cross sections, are <br />provided to locate tlood elevations at Intorvals along the river. The reference <br />po Int locations are shCl<n on llooded ar!')a ""'~5, prof lies, and cross sect Ions <br />lor beHer correlatiOl'l bei'~een drllW Ings. Tot> Ie 5 prov Ides data at reference <br />point locations, locludlnc;distance fror"mouthand elevations for thestrf'am <br />bed and the I ntcrmoo iate Regional i!ndStandardProjectFloc1s. Ab"aring <br />is Drovided for orientation of fhe cross soction through the reference noint. <br />F 100<1 elev~tlons for t,lO two large potentia I f loads elln be obtained Iron the <br />profiles, cross sections,orrefcrcnce table. Forasocclflesituatlon <br />where accuracy 0/ flooded area Is required, thG appropriate flood elevation <br />can ~e found from one 01 the a/)ovo so~rces and that elevation located by <br />survey on the llood plain will establish the flood I;...;ts. Photograohson <br />pages 2O<lnd 21 illustraterotential fl<XXldeptns"tsrocified locations <br />inthcstudyre<lch. <br /> <br />I <br />, <br />I <br /> <br /> <br />Figure II. Potential FloodHeights,Hlgt>.;ay23 <br />Elridge,Bellvuc. <br /> <br />Upst"e~m from Laporta, aroas subJect to f I cod 11"19 by large <br />floods Qn the CaChe la Poudre River are largelv undeveloped, and used for <br />cropland or pasture. Upstro,,~ 'rom Reference Point ~2 the left bank is <br />r"K!stly bove Ilood level',. A f I~h hatcl",,-y Is locafed on the r;q~t ~,]nk <br /> <br />, <br />I <br />, <br />I <br />! <br />, <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />, <br />, <br />I <br />I <br /> <br /> <br />Figure 17. Potontia I F loo:J lIeh,ht" Overl ~nd Tra i I <br />P.Oa~ Bridge. Larorte. <br /> <br />20 <br /> <br />" <br />