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BRIDGE SITE DATA FORM – EXISTING CONDITIONS<br />

Deaddog Creek, Springpole Camp Trail, <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>Canyon</strong> Resources<br />

prepared by Bruce Adamson, October 13, 2012<br />

A = Floodplain Width = 138 feet Measured Stream Velocity =<br />

B = Bankful Width = 14 feet Date velocity measured on:<br />

C = Channel Width = 14 feet Watershed:<br />

D(l) = Depth at 25% of Channel = 0.55 feet Drainage Area = 14.7 sq km<br />

D(c) = Depth at 50% of Channel = 0.55 feet Lake Area = 2.94 sq km<br />

D(r) = Depth at 75% of Channel = 0.55 feet Wetlands Area = none<br />

E = Depth of Bankful Flow = 1.5 feet Slope = 0.0031 m/m<br />

F = Depth of Floodplain = 5.55 feet Design Flow (Q 25 ) = 3.3 m 3 /sec (MNR<br />

PROPOSED BRIDGE DIMENSIONS: TYPE A TYPE B X TYPE C or SEE ATTACHED SKETCH X<br />

G = Bridge length = 30 feet Estimating Waterway Capacity<br />

H = Clear opening width = <strong>24</strong> feet Bridge opening area below 0.5 m freeboard = 3.4 sq m<br />

I = Freeboard (min. 0.5 m) = 1.6 feet<br />

Manning’s equation<br />

J = Flood rise = 5.0 feet Manning’s ‘n’ = .<br />

K = Fill height = 6.7 feet Channel Slope = m/m<br />

L = Left slope length = 6.0 feet (north side) Calculated velocity = m/sec<br />

M = Left slope rise = 2.2 feet<br />

Measured flow velocity = ___________ m/sec<br />

N = Right slope length = 6.0 feet (south side) X Assume 1 m / sec flow velocity<br />

O = Right slope rise = 2.2 feet Waterway capacity (Bridge opening area x velocity)<br />

P = Crib width = 8.0 feet = 3.4 m 3 /sec (must be > Q 25 ) + 0.5 m freeboard

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