Discovery Report - Ohio Department of Natural Resources

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Table of ContentsI. Watershed Description ........................................................................................ 4II. Project Description and Methodology ................................................................. 8III. Data Analysis ....................................................................................................... 9i. Data that can be used for Flood Risk Products .................................................. 11ii. Other Data and Information ............................................................................... 13IV. Risk MAP Needs ............................................................................................... 17i. Floodplain Studies ............................................................................................. 17ii. Mitigation Projects ............................................................................................. 18iii. Compliance ........................................................................................................ 18iv. Communications ................................................................................................ 18V. Close .................................................................................................................. 18VI. Appendix – Discovery Files .............................................................................. 193Upper Great Miami Watershed Discovery Report, June 2011
I. Watershed DescriptionThe Upper Great Miami River Watershed is located in southwestern Ohio, with a drainagearea of 2,513 square miles. The 105 mile-long Great Miami River flows into the OhioRiver just east of the City of Cincinnati. The principal tributaries to the Great Miami areMad River, Turtle Creek, and Stillwater River. The headwaters originate in northwesternLogan County and flow in a southwesterly direction through Shelby, Miami andMontgomery Counties. The watershed also drains the majority of Champaign and DarkeCounties, along with a small portion of Greene County. The limits of the Discovery projectarea are presented in Figure 1. Table 1 includes the National Flood Insurance Program(NFIP) participation status of each community within the Upper Great Miami Watershed.4Upper Great Miami Watershed Discovery Report, June 2011
Page 2 and 3: Project Area Community ListCommunit
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Page 8 and 9: Table 1. NFIP Participation Status
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