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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8407.500
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Platte River Basin - River Basin General Publications - Missouri River
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
8/1/1976
Author
MRBC
Title
Water and Related Land Resources in the Missouri River Basin - Present and Future Uses and Associated Problems and Issues - Technical Memorandum Number 2 - 1975 - Part One - Chapters I and II
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />oo,sr3 <br />,. J. <br /> <br />2. Erosion and Sedimentation <br /> <br />Streambank Erosion <br /> <br />Streambank erosion is a relatively serious problem throughout most of <br />the Missouri River Basin. Critical problems occur at many of the bridge <br />crossings where most of the trouble arises during flood flows. At times, ice <br />jams may also cause severe problems. In the upper part of the basin serious <br />erosion occurs along the Missouri River, Marias, Milk, Yellowstone River <br />below Livingston, Clarks Fork, Bighorn, Tongue, Powder, Knife, Heart, Bad and <br />White Rivers. In the lower part of the basin, erosion is particularly serious <br />in the western Iowa area of loess deposits, along the Nemaha and Little <br />Nemaha Rivers of eastern Nebraska, along the Kansas River and many of its tribu- <br />taries and along the Grand and Chari ton Rivers in northcentral Missouri. <br />Bank deterioration has occurred immediately below many of the large dams <br />constructed throughout the basin but is particularly serious below the Garrison <br />and Gavins Point Dams on the Missouri River. The extent of the problem is <br />shown in Tables SRF-G-2-1 and SRF-G-2-2. <br /> <br />11-179 <br />
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