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BUILDING STRONG ® US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District Rappahannock River Basin Gaging Analysis 27 JUNE 2012

BUILDING STRONG ® US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District Rappahannock River Basin Gaging Analysis 27 JUNE 2012

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Page 1: BUILDING STRONG ® US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District Rappahannock River Basin Gaging Analysis 27 JUNE 2012

BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Rappahannock River Basin Gaging Analysis27 JUNE 2012

Page 2: BUILDING STRONG ® US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District Rappahannock River Basin Gaging Analysis 27 JUNE 2012

BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Chowan River Basin

Page 3: BUILDING STRONG ® US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District Rappahannock River Basin Gaging Analysis 27 JUNE 2012

BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Technical Advisory Committee*

• City of Emporia• City of Franklin• Greensville County• Isle of Wight County• Southampton

County• Surry County• Sussex County

• VDEM• VDEQ• VDGIF• VDOF• NWS• USGS• ACOE• FEMA

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Chowan River Basin Rainfall/Stream Integrated Gaging Network

• Significant flooding has occurred with recurring frequency

• Hurricane Floyd was the flood of record in 1999

• Six new stream gages are recommended for installation: South Hill, Branchville, Purdy, Delaware, Zuni, and Riverdale

• Four existing rain gages are recommended for upgrading: Fort Pickett, Lawrenceville, Emporia, and Holland

• The new gages would much improve the system and allow forecasting of flooding in a more effective way

• The impact would be that citizens can be evacuated and property rearranged before floodwaters become an issue

New Stream Gage“New” Rain Gage

Please note that for map purposes, locations are

approximate

New Stream Gage“New” Rain Gage

Please note that for map purposes, locations are

approximate

Chowan River BasinChowan River Basin

South HillSouth Hill

Fort PickettFort Pickett

PurdyPurdy

LawrencevilleLawrenceville

EmporiaEmporia

BranchvilleBranchvilleRiverdaleRiverdale

DelawareDelaware

HollandHolland

ZuniZuni

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Network System Cost EstimatesImplementation Costs:

Stream Gages ($160K)• Real time• Actual & Forecast• Stage Discharge• Index Velocity

Rainfall Gages ($75K)• Rainfall• Wind• Barometric pressure• Temperature

Operations and Maintenance Costs:

Stream Gages ($96.8K)

Rainfall Gages (Minimal)

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Rappahannock River Basin Rainfall/Stream/Water Quality

Integrated Gaging Network

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

USGS Stream Gages

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

NWS Rain Gages

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

VDEM IFLOWS Program

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

VIMS VECOS Program

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Technical Advisory Committee

• Will be determined at initiation of evaluation• Will include federal, state, and local entities• Your input today is important to help begin

that process

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BUILDING STRONG®US Army Corps of Engineers – Norfolk District

Technical Advisory Committee*

• Local Representatives?

• VDEM• VDEQ• VDGIF• VDOF• NWS• USGS• ACOE• FEMA