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<br />~~nmade obstructions in the study area include most of <br />the bridges over ~derson and King Arroyos and their approach <br />embankments. Table 1 lists descriptive structural data of bridges <br />in the study arca. <br /> <br />TABLEl <br /> <br />BRI!lGES ACf(QSS JIJU<1\NSAS RlVER AND TJUBUTARIES <br />La Junta, Colorado and Vicinity <br /> <br />Flood Damage Reduction Measures. Levees have been con- <br />structed slong the Arkansas River by local interest but are substan- <br />dard in design and material. These levees are generally ineffective <br />in preventing large floods and in same instances such as during the <br />June 1965 flood, damages might have been less without the existance <br />of these levees. <br /> <br />Stream/Location <br /> <br />DESCRIPTIVE DATA <br /> <br />sectiotl <br />Number Type of Structure <br /> <br />ArkanllsaRiver <br />Main Street 130 <br />(Co. St. IIwyl09) <br /> <br />Proposed La Junta Local Protection Proiect. The proposed <br />La Junts local protection project co~tises protective measures on <br />1U1derson and King Arroyos to cotltrol floodflows having II frequency <br />of occurrence of once in 100 years. Improvements on Anderson Arroyo <br />ccnsists of Channelizing 3,700 feet of the arroyo above the tieback <br />levees extending upstream from the Arkansas River Channelization <br />Project. The 70-foot wide channel would have a capacity of 11,000 <br />cubic feet per second (cfs). Improvemetlt of King ArrOYO consists <br />of 5,190 feet of arroyo channelization tied into the concrete-lined <br />section of the Arkatlsas River Channelizatiotl Project and tieback <br />levees. The King Arroyo channel, designed to carry 7,200 cfs, would <br />have a base width of 80 feet. <br />The selected plan of improvement for the Arkansas River <br />provides for channelization from Pueblo to a point near Las Animas. <br />It would consist of 76 miles of improved atld straightened channel, <br />levees, bank protective stabilizatiotl work and, landside interior <br />drainage ditches. Design flows are those diSCharges having a prob- <br />able frequency of once in 100 years, except in the La Junta urban <br />area where the degree of protection would be raised to accommodate <br />Standard Project Flood discharge and at the mouths of tributaries <br />where th~ ~apacity would he designed to suit etltrance conditions. <br /> <br />KitlqArroyo <br />AT&SF Railway <br /> <br />U.s. Hwy 50 <br /> <br />3rdStreet <br /> <br />6th Street <br /> <br />2030 <br /> <br />2050 <br /> <br />2080 <br /> <br />2130 <br /> <br />14th Street 2210 <br /> <br />(Not treated as a <br /> <br />Anuerson Arroyo <br />Pringle Ave <br /> <br />lIT&SPRailway <br /> <br />U.S.l!wy50 <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />3030 <br /> <br />3050 <br /> <br />3070 <br /> <br />Concrete Oeck, <br />Conctete Girders, <br />Concrete Bents <br /> <br />Wood Cross Ties, <br />Steel Girders, <br />CotlcreteBents <br /> <br />Concrete Deck, <br />Concrete Girders, <br />Concrete Betlts <br /> <br />Concrete Deck, <br />Steel Girders, <br />eotlcreteBents <br /> <br />Concrete Deck, <br />COtlcreteGirders <br /> <br />48"Corrugated <br />Het.<\lPipe <br />bridge due to restricteu <br /> <br />Wood Deck, Steel <br />Truss <br /> <br />Concrete Deck, Steel <br />Girders,Conorete <br />Betlts <br /> <br />Concrete Deck, <br />concrete Girders, <br />Concrete Bcnts <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />Maximum <br />Width of <br />Opening(s) <br />feet <br /> <br />1,3.20 <br /> <br />m <br /> <br />'" <br /> <br />'" <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />floware.a) <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />no <br /> <br />m <br /> <br />Number <br />"' <br />Spans <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />, <br />