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Flood Control Burlington Dam, Souris River, North Dakota. Draft Environmental Impact Statement

The proposed plan includes a dam near Burlington; a raise of Lake Darling Dam; a diversion tunnel to carry flood flows on the Des Lacs River to the Souris River above Burlington Dam; and downstream levee improvements. The plan would provide protection from flooding for the occupants of the Minot area floodplain and of the Souris River floodplain downstream from Minot. Upstream from the reservoir and above Lake Darling Dam, terrestrial vegetation such as grasslands, wetlands, and bottomland hardwoods would be significantly affected by periods of flood water storage. (Author)

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Flood Control Burlington Dam, Souris River, North Dakota. Draft Environmental Impact Statement

The proposed plan includes a dam near Burlington; a raise of Lake Darling Dam; a diversion tunnel to carry flood flows on the Des Lacs River to the Souris River above Burlington Dam; and downstream levee improvements. The plan would provide protection from flooding for the occupants of the Minot area floodplain and of the Souris River floodplain downstream from Minot. Upstream from the reservoir and above Lake Darling Dam, terrestrial vegetation such as grasslands, wetlands, and bottomland hardwoods would be significantly affected by periods of flood water storage. (Author)

Flood Control Burlington Dam, Souris River, North Dakota. Draft Environmental Impact Statement

The proposed plan includes a dam near Burlington; a raise of Lake Darling Dam; a diversion tunnel to carry flood flows on the Des Lacs River to the Souris River above Burlington Dam; and downstream levee improvements. The plan would provide protection from flooding for the occupants of the Minot area floodplain and of the Souris River floodplain downstream from Minot. Upstream from the reservoir and above Lake Darling Dam, terrestrial vegetation such as grasslands, wetlands, and bottomland hardwoods would be significantly affected by periods of flood water storage. (Author)

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Title:

Flood Control Burlington Dam, Souris River, North Dakota. Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Publication date:

1977

Size:

160 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Environmental Impact Statements , Civil Engineering , Flood control , North Dakota , Rivers , Dams , Water tunnels , Channels(Waterways) , Levees , Modification , Environmental impact statements , Wildlife , Reservoirs , Operation , Souris River

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