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Approximate boundaries of flood-prone areas are shown on this map. There is,on the SCALE 124000
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5 average,about 1 chance in 100 that the designated areas will be inundated in any year. 1 0 1 MILE
y-4\,.ad This information is important to public agencies and private citizens concerned with future i--- i--, "- - •
J 63 land developments. 1000 } 0 1000 2000 3000 .4000 5000 .000 ?000 FEE-
Flood Los-
v`'D The flood-prone areas have been delineated through use of readily available informa ,y� � - -
� 5 0 1 KILOMETER Reglc
tion on past floods rather than from detailed field surveys and inspections. In general, �„At4" 1'_''('_ s-lIi', = T�'��-` —
the delineated areas are for natural conditions and do not take into consideration the p.- .0 b .4'''). CONTOUR INTERVAL 10 FEET s
Bible effects of existing or proposed flood control structures except where those effects ;/ DATUM IS MEAN SEA LEVEL.
could he evaluated. Flood areas have heen identified for: (1)urban areas where the up- 1 ---I"1 �� 1987 'This work was performed by the U.S.Geological Survey'.;r I COLORADO
, stream drainage basin exceeds 25 square miles,(2)rural areas in humid regions where the .y 1. and funded by the Federal Insurance Administration,
upstream drainage basin exceeds 100 square miles,(3)rural areas in semiarid regions where , Department of Housing and Urban Development,to I-eet
the upstream drainage basin exceeds 250 square miles,and(4)smaller drainage basins, -`'• Provisions of the Notional Flood Insurance Act of 19t o. QUADRANGLE LOCATION
depending on topography and potential use of the flood plains. '
- , The 09th Congress,in House Document 465,recommended the preparation of flood-prone
'I'lil��lil)I area maps to assist in minimizing flood losses by quickly identifying the areas of potential -
YMIVIY�IIYI pWll flood hazards. More detailed flood information may be required for other purposes such 1974
6 5 as structural designs,economic studies,or formulation of land-use regulations. Such de-
tailed information may be obtained from the U.S.Geological Survey,other Federal agencies, ,�
or State,local,and private agencies. 4^ (_ (-1 ,.,4/(,-r!n r
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