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Table C-1. (Continued) Descriptions of wetlands on the Chikuma Property. Refer to Table C-2 <br />for lists of species observed in these wetland areas. <br />Wetland <br />Location Photo <br />Number s) Descriptions and Comments Jurisdictional Status <br /> This wetland area occurs in the low areas that <br /> extend onto the Chikuma property from the <br /> Myrna property (located on the north side of <br /> the Chikuma property). This area occurs near <br />Wetland the confluence of Big Dry Creek and the <br />associated with tributary/ditch. Major species in this wetland Jurisdictional - <br />low areas along C-7 include prairie cordgrass, chairmaker's rush Connected to other <br />Big Dry Creek and alkali muhly (Muhlenbergia nsperifolia). In jurisdictional <br /> <br />(W-CS) general this area tends to be somewhat drier wetlands <br /> than W-C7. Recent flood debris suggested that <br /> following periods of heavy rainfall in late July, <br /> the water was 2-3 feet deep in this area. <br /> Hydrophyflc species accounted for 64 percettt <br /> of the observed s ecies. <br />Small wetland <br />in natural No specific observations were made in this Non-jurisdictional <br />depression No Photo wetland. Overall, the species composition is Isolated -not <br />along Big Dry <br />similar to wetland W-C8. connected with Big <br />Creek D Creek <br />ry <br />-C9 <br /> In general, these wetland areas are similar to <br /> the wetlands along the tributary to Big Dry <br /> Creek; however because the drainage basin of <br /> Big Dry Creek is larger, these wetlands are <br /> more likely to be subject to flooding. On two <br /> separate occasions in 2004, flood waters (2-3 <br />Wetlands along feet deep) covered most of the wetland areas Jurisdictional - <br />Big Dry Creek C-8 and along Big Dry Creek. Wetlands occur in Connected to other <br />(W-C10) C-9 saturated areas along the stream channel. jurisdictional <br /> Major species include reed canary grass and wetlands <br /> woolly sedge (Cnrex lanuginosa). Coyote <br /> willows occur in small patches in various <br /> places in this wetland. Flows in 2004 were <br /> high enough to wash out the bridge in the <br /> lower part of the area along Big Dry Creek. <br /> Hydrophytic species accounted for 94 percent <br /> of the observed s ecies. <br /> This wetland occurs as a narrow band along Non-jurisdictional- <br />Wetlands along the channel of the irrigation ditch located in the Ditch excavated in <br />irrigation ditch west part of the property. The wetland extends upland area. <br />on west side of C-10 only 3-4 feet from the channel because of the Hydrology <br />property steep sides of the ditch. Major is reed canary dependent on water <br />(W-Cll) grass. Hydrophytlc species accounted for 77 diverted from South <br /> ercent of the observed s ecies. Platte River <br />_2g_ <br />