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    • DWRC Mission
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  4. UAPP 411 611 Regional Watershed Management 2017

UAPP 411 611 Regional Watershed Management 2017

  • ARCC Red Clay Cr. DE Presentation 2017
  • ARCC Red Clay Cr. DE Report 2017
  • BCPAC Blackbird Cr. DE Presentation 2017
  • BCPAC Blackbird Cr. DE Report 2017
  • FREE Farraka Barrage Presentation 2017
  • FREE Farraka Barrage Report 2017
  • KAPONA Hawaii Presentation 2017
  • KAPONO Hawaii Report 2017
  • LKWAP Kanawha WV Presentation 2017
  • LKWAP Kanawha WV Report 2017
  • ORC Octorara R. MDReport 2017
  • PREP Passaic R. NJ Presentation 2017
  • PREP Passaic R. NJ Report 2017

Resources

Economic Value of the Nanticoke River Watershed Feb 18, 2021

Nanticoke Watershed Alliance

Flood Map

Delaware Flooding map

Coastal Inundation and Flooding Interactive Map

This online map shows the extent of coastal inundation in Delaware in the case of a Category 1 hurricane. The extent of inundation represents a “worst-case” scenario in which the location and angle of landfall is such that the highest potential flooding occurs. Potential depth of water on Delaware roads is also depicted, as are average daily traffic counts.
Also shown are the newest FEMA floodplain delineations (100 and 500 year floodplains).

 
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