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Floodplain Documents
County
Larimer
Community
Larimer County
Stream Name
Cache La Poudre River
Basin
South Platte
Title
Floodplain Information Report
Date
5/1/1981
Prepared For
Larimer County
Prepared By
US Army Corps of Engineers
Contract/PO #
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Floodplain - Doc Type
Floodplain Report/Masterplan
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<br />re~ch. The physIcal characteristics of these roadways created con- <br />dItions I~ this study which resulted In an increase In water surface <br />elevation Immediately upstream from these roadways ranging from 0 to <br />4 feet. The upstream water surface elevations would Incr~sedras- <br />tlcally 11 the bridge area were substantially reduced by debrIs, <br />espechlly at those roadways havIng high embankments. These higher <br />water surface elevations would flood more area than shown In this <br />report and Increase velocitIes through the unobstructed portions of <br />the bridges. <br /> <br />expocted to peak ~bout 2 1/2 hours after the time of InItial rise. <br />Th9 flood would have 11 durMlon of IIbout 13 hours. Similarly for <br />~ewl9tt Gulch, ~III Gulch, and Falls Gulch, theS9 values would <br />generaIIVbel-ll/2hoursand5-6hoursrespectlvely. The <br />time to flood peak and flood duration for Watha Gulch and Unnamed <br />Gulch for a 100-year or 500-ye~r flood would be about 1/2 - I hour <br />and 2-3hours respectively. <br /> <br />The profiles on plates 6 through 12 show the extent to <br />whiCh flood stages are Increased at tn9 bridges. An appreciable stage <br />Incr9ase occurs on the CaChe la Poudr9 Rlv9r at bridges located at <br />reference point 59A, 67A, and 72A. Appreciable stage Increases also <br />occur on Hil I Gulch at reference point II and 18A. <br /> <br />. <br />, <br />I <br />, <br />[. <br /> <br />Y!l9cltles of flow - Water velocities during floods depend <br />upon suCh factors as sIze and shape of the c~annel and flood plain <br />cross se<;tlon, condItions 01 the stream, and bad slope; all of t~esfl <br />f3<::tors vary on different streams and at dlfforent loc3tlons on the <br />same stream. On the C"c;~e la Poudre River In the study rMch, t~e <br />ch3nnal velocltv for the 100-ye3r f 100<1, In g"n!,r~l, """'g9S f!'"O"l 9 <br />to 20 feet per second. Theoverbankvelocltyfortne 100-year flood <br />ranges, In general, from .3 to 6 feet per second. These vlllues for <br />the Cache la Poudre Rlvflr tributarIes studied In this report are <br />generally 5 to 9 leet per second for the Channel and 2 to 4 feet <br />p"rsecondfortheoverbank. <br /> <br />Rate 01 rIse and duration 01 floodlnq - Rate of 1'159 and <br />duration 01 flooding. for lloodscomp/lrabie to tha IOo--ya/lror500- <br />vearflood,Canvllryoverawld<lranqe. Inth"P(ludrePlIrk3rea,II <br />I OO.year or a 500-year llood on thfl C<lche la Poudro R;~er would be <br /> <br />15 <br /> <br />16 <br />
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