Casco Bay Watershed Fish Barrier Priorities Atlas: Windham

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University of Southern Maine USM Digital Commons Publications Casco Bay Estuary Partnership (CBEP) 2012 Casco Bay Watershed Fish Barrier Priorities Atlas: Windham Matt Craig University of Southern Maine, Casco Bay Estuary Partnership Alex Abbott Gulf of Maine Coastal Program Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/cbep-publications Recommended Citation Craig, M., & Abbott, A. (2012). Casco Bay Watershed Fish Barrier Priorities Atlas: Windham. Portland, ME: University of Southern Maine, Muskie School of Public Service, Casco Bay Estuary Partnership. This Atlas is brought to you for free and open access by the Casco Bay Estuary Partnership (CBEP) at USM Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Publications by an authorized administrator of USM Digital Commons. For more information, please contact jessica.c.hovey@maine.edu.

Casco Bay Watershed Fish Barrier Priorities Atlas February 2012

Casco Bay Watershed Fish Barrier Priorities Atlas March 2012 Background This atlas was created to help guide restoration of streams affected by road-stream crossings and dams acting as barriers to fish passage in the Casco Bay watershed as part of a project coordinated by the Casco Bay Estuary Partnership (CBEP) and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Gulf of Maine Coastal Program (USFWS-GOMCP). The 42 individual town maps of the atlas contain crossings, dams and a small number of natural barriers identified during field surveys 1 of perennial streams in 2009 and 2010, and mapped using a geographic information system (GIS). Sites have been classified by the degree of restriction they represent for fish passage, and additional related data such as high priority stream habitat and flood hazards are shown in the maps to help identify priority sites. Data have been compiled into a database for use in analysis and mapping. Although habitat needs for fish are best understood at the scale of whole streams, which bear little relationship to town boundaries, this atlas was created primarily for use by municipal public works employees and other staff and representatives focusing on local road systems. Therefore, each map page represents a town or city, and is shown at a scale suitable to include the entire community on one page. An index map shows the location of each town within the watershed, and a legend page provides explanation of symbols used on individual maps. Barriers from outside the Casco Bay watershed are shown where data are available, but masked to focus on the towns and portion of towns which are within the watershed. Fish Barriers Road-stream crossings are shown with SiteID numbers to help identify them in the barrier database. s, in most cases, have labels both of SiteID and the dam s common name, if one is known. Severe barriers are defined as those road/stream crossings where fundamental physical barriers exist at either the inlet or outlet of the crossing, including inlets or outlets perched above the stream channel, and inlets blocked at least 50%, usually by debris. Potential barriers cover a wide spectrum of road-stream crossing situations where fish passage problems are likely to exist at some flows for some species or age groups of fish, and passage of other aquatic organisms such as amphibians and macroinvertebrates is likely also limited. Sites that were inaccessible to survey crews, and therefore not surveyed, are shown as unsurveyed, but are included in our analysis as Potential barriers. s are classified by whether or not they have effective facilities in place to provide upstream fish passage. Natural barriers, including waterfalls, debris jams (including woody debris or rock and fine sediments), and beaver dams were assessed when in close proximity to surveyed crossings and dams, and are mapped as well. Priority Streams USFWS-GOMCP and CBEP staff consulted with state fisheries biologists to identify streams with important fish habitat, primarily for brook trout or Atlantic salmon, or both. These priority streams are highlighted on the maps. The scope of the road/stream crossing barrier assessment was limited to perennial streams, those with continuous flow year round. Although intermittent streams were not surveyed, fish using priority streams also rely on connectivity with intermittent tributaries at various times of year. There are likely to be additional barriers on important intermittent streams that have not been assessed. Flood Hazards The maps present data from Cumberland County Emergency Management Agency (CCEMA) and CBEP to show where flood hazards are likely to overlap with fish barriers. CCEMA, in cooperation with towns, has identified many road crossings as flood hazards based on past flood events. CCEMA sites are marked by purple circles, and do not always coincide with barrier survey sites because they may be located on intermittent streams or larger rivers crossed by bridges, which are generally passable for fish but may still entail flood hazards. 1 Field surveys were conducted based on protocols from the Maine Road-Stream Crossing Survey Manual (http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/fpm/water/docs/stream_crossing_2008/maineroad-streamcrossingsurveymanual2008.pdf).

Where these sites do coincide with barriers, the combination of flood hazard with fish passage problems should place them high on any town s priority list for replacement. A second set of flood hazard sites was derived from the barrier survey data by CBEP Director Curtis Bohlen. In CBEP s analysis, the capacity of each crossing was compared to the expected flows for that specific crossing during a 25-year flood event. Where sufficient crossing data exists, flows were calculated based on the relationship between drainage area above the crossing, and the proportion of the drainage area occupied by National Wetland Inventory-defined wetlands. CBEP flood hazard sites are shown as red circles, and represent all crossing sites where the capacity of the crossing was less than 50% of the expected 25-year flood value. This is meant as a general indication of flood risk, but may be incorrect in some locations based on site-specific factors. As with CCEMA sites above, where these sites coincide with barrier sites, the combination of flood hazard with fish passage problems should place them high on any town s priority list for review and possible replacement. Other Data Land use and wetland data are mapped to provide helpful landscape information, with upland forested areas distinguished from wetland, open, or developed areas. Public and private roads and railroads are included, as are all streams in the watershed, both perennial and intermittent. Relief shading is provided to help make reading the topography of the maps somewhat more intuitive. Tidal crossings, due to the increased complexity involved with crossing designs for two-way flow and maintenance of coastal wetlands, are denoted separately on the maps. Any town or other entity with plans to replace culverts at tidal crossings is invited to contact CBEP to explore partnership and grant funding opportunities. Town-based data summary tables for all barrier sites classified as Severe or Potential on high priority streams are provided following the maps. Each town has a two-page summary of key attributes from the database to provide information on location, dimensions and site conditions. Data Sources The data used to create this atlas came from a variety of sources. CBEP and USFWS-GOMC funded field surveys, with significant volunteer assistance from Trout Unlimited. Many resources were supplied by USFWS- GOMCP, including software, hardware, and data. Most barrier data was developed by USFWS-GOMCP from field survey data, though some was provided by the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust, which conducted surveys in the easternmost portion of the watershed. Flood hazard data is from either CCEMA, or from Curtis Bohlen s CBEP flood hazard analysis. Priority streams data was developed by USFWS-GOMCP, MDIFW, and the Maine Department of Marine Resources based on survey data of fish occurrences and habitat surveys. Basemap data, including relief shading, roads, town boundaries and most watershed polygons were supplied by the Maine Office of Geographic Information Systems. The roads data mapped is primarily from the Maine Department of Transportation dataset. data is modified from original data from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. Hydrography data came from high resolution National Hydrography Dataset (NHD). Disclaimer Please be aware that the data contained in the maps and tables of this atlas may contain errors, and represents the best information available at the time of publication. Note that crossing surveys were conducted in 2009 and 2010, and some sites surveyed may have undergone important changes based on flood events, maintenance or even entire replacement of a crossing. Likewise, flood hazard sites identified by CCEMA may have been modified based on previously planned work to lessen flooding problems. For more information, please contact: Alex Abbott c/o Gulf of Maine Coastal Program U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 4R Fundy. Falmouth, ME 04105 Telephone: 207-781-8364, ext. 21 Electronic Mail: alexoabbott@hotmail.com Matt Craig Casco Bay Estuary Partnership PO Box 9300, 34 Bedford Street Portland, ME 04104-9300 Telephone: 207.228.89 Electronic Mail: mcraig@usm.maine.edu Website: www.cascobayestuary.org

Casco Bay Barriers by Town Index Map Legend Mason Twp Stoneham 5 Lovell Bethel Albany Twp Waterford Greenwood Norway 118 Roads Highway Interstate Town Boundary Rivers, s & Coastal Waters Sweden 93 117 37 117 Harrison Otisfield Lewiston Bridgton 302 121 11 Poland 26 122 136 Auburn Denmark Hiram 107 Baldwin Naples 11 Lake Standish 25 Casco Frye Island Buxton 22 114 121 Raymond 85 Saco Windham 114 302 22 New Gloucester Gray 26 Westbrook 25 Yarmouth Pownal Yarmouth Cumberland Falmouth 100 Scarborough 231 1 Portland 88 South 2 Portland 9 Cape Elizabeth G U Durham 136 Freeport L F 125 2 C a s c o B a y Brunswick 123 West Bath Harpswell 24 Bath Phippsburg O F M A I N E 1 216 209 0 5 10 20 Map Created 2/20/2012

River Casco Bay Barriers by Town Legend Wards 648 Crossing Barrier Type with SiteID 82 8049 8731 9112 s Baldwin 11 11 Roads 8262 8092 Severe Potential Passable Unknown Hollis 8666 No Upstream 9082Fish Passage Planned Upstream Fish Passage Upstream Fish Passage Bridge (Passable) Debris/Beaver (Impassable) Waterfall (Impassable) MDOT Crossing Tidal Site Flood Hazard - Cumberland County EMA Flood Hazard - CBEP Analysis Priority Stream Private Public Highway Interstate Railroad 113 Town Boundary Wetland Perennial Stream Little Watchic Watchic Intermittent Stream These maps are created primarily with 1:24,000 scale basemap data, with landcover data added to provide general distinctions between open and forested Killick lands. Areas outside of the Casco Bay watershed are masked to obscure them. Scale Varies by Town Deer See scale bar at bottom of each map Boundary Oak Hill Rivers, s & Coastal Waters Watershed Boundary Forested Lands Open or Developed Lands 8677 114 Rich Mill Standish Bonny Eagle 8685 Rich Millpond 22 9091 112 83 Long Plains Lake Harmons 8696 8127 Oak Hill Beach R 8707 8714 25 Spear Line Chicopee Moody Buxton 8963 8128 8703 Fogg 8704 8709 8733 9429 D0386 8169 Pine Ridge 83 80 Turkey La Dingley Little River Frye Island 8261 8012 8874 0 0.5 1 2 3 Blake Leisure Birch Ossipee Trail Spring 8367 8170 Files Webster 82 8157 8967 Meadow Ln Raymond Wild 8723 Buck Finn Acres St Parker 81 Goveville Ridge Spiller 8506 8744 Unnamed Little River Trib 9427 Fort Hill 8162 8161 9089 Westcott Farrington 8745 9259 8148 8722 8139 93 8141 Clay 90 8736 8507 Ossipee 8298 84 8478 8247 9333 St Rust Trail 9306 Windham Mighty St White's Bridge 8368 8145 8146 8720 9428 8094 8155 8546 Hyd e Negau Pettingill 8865 8271 8860 8864 9071 8269 D0390 Lake 8283 8472 8523 85 8131 8234 8163 9434 9080 8679 8137 8197 8198 Wilson D0374 Eel Weir D0385 8119 Dundee Dundee Kemp Dunlap Phinny Nason 8147 Gully B rook 8369 8248 8737 8110 D0372 D0377 Gambo Falls 302 Gambo Huston 8363 8794 Harding Br 8491 8710 Map Created 2/20/2012

Westcot Hyde Br ook River Casco Bay Barriers by Town Snake 8148 Skunk Knoll Spiller 25 9089 Jordan Bay Raymond 9259 Samborn t 8247 Farrington Buck St Dou glas 8162 8161 90 8507 Standish 8478 Bro ok 8094 St White Thomas 8139 8146 8722 Rust Point Mighty St 8141 93 9333 8145 114 Negau White'sBridge Hurricane Branch Little River 8155 8283 8269 8472 8523 8368 8163 Na s onbroo k 8131 8234 8720 8736 8639 Wilson Little Patricia Ave. 8860 Kemp Farm Pettingill 8260 8865 8657 8655 Chaffin 8271 8275 8663 8473 9071 8665 8864 D0381 Tarkill D0383 Mill (1) D0390 Collins 302 Lake Collins D0370 8110 9080 9434 8679 D0374 River Dundee 8137 8147 Eel Weir D0372 8737 8248 8369 D0385 Dundee Gambo 8363 Ward Mt Huston HardingBr D0377 Tannery 8646 8119 8794 8710 Hunger 8712 High St 8158 Little Falls D0382 Mallison Falls Gray Shore 9084 Otter Park Cook Ditch Ward Pope Upper Bay 8793 9166 8727 D0380 8741 9460 Forbes D0391 8374 8149 Gray lack B 8740 River Mosher La Br ook 8861 Smith Lake Ave Wm Knight Swett Ollie 9076 Chute Campbell B rook 8797 8979 8124 8133 Colle y Wright 8361 Elmer Highland Cliff Weber Anderson Glantz Shore Gray Nash Bridgton D03 8791 Mt Lowell Anderson View 8640 9158 Allen 9060 Bog 8651 D02 8650 8980 8693 8801 8800 8376 8706 8138 8796 8375 Pleasant 8106 River 8686 8862 8863 87 8799 8711 8792 9275 8022 9381 8168 Pope 8246 B aker 8678 Falmouth Johnson Small Br o ok 9276 9165 8086 8680 8111 9167 8089 8692 Lawrence Albion Haven 9382 8485 Dutton 8676 9256 Methodist Gray Hill Little Duck 9088 8152 9277 8798 Tottem McIntosh Highland Lake 26 Blackstrap Cotton 302 D0394 Highland Lake Mill B rook 8299 8700 8699 9144 9094 8729 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 8787 8399 8021 8730 8400 8398 8694 8365 9097 Bridgton Thayer Minnow 8971 Forest Lake 9085 8970 Mast 8084 9414 9143 8708 9104 8661 Fox Westbrook 9426 8167 9499 9417 Forest Run Hardy 9117 8782 8 8488 St 26 La Gray Mountain Pleasant River Wig g ins 8784 8783 8103 8104 8102 9430 8672 8100 8487 8738 Windham 8771 8018 8117 8486 80 8725 Longhill Whitney 8668 9156 Mill (2) D0384 8407 Hurricane 8238 8742 8186 9421 80 Pis cataqua Rive r 8239 9415 8732 D01 Riverside St. 8165 9405 8280 Riverside Ind P Gray 8116 8118 8502 8242 8144 8406 8172 8405 9441 8728 8450 Map Created 2/20/2012

Severe and High Priority Potential Barriers by Town Basic Structure Type Road Type & Class Number Of Culverts Material Condition Site ID Town Habitat Priority Barrier Class Survey Date Road Name Stream UTM East UTM Stream Type 8799 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/22/2009 Albion Town / Paved Unnamed 389 4848815 Perennial 1 Concrete 9275 Windham Multiple Culverts Severe 6/26/2009 Arrowhead Pass Private / Driveway Weeks 388677 4842051 Perennial 2 Metal 8374 Windham Culvert Severe 6/23/2009 Barnes Town / Paved Unknown 385546 4845415 Perennial 1 Metal 9276 Windham Culvert Severe 6/26/2009 Batchelder Private / Unpaved Milliken 388919 4842236 Perennial 1 Metal 8663 Windham High Culvert Severe 6/18/2009 Brand Town / Paved Ollie 387047 4855666 Perennial 1 Concrete 8138 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/13/2009 Chute Town / Paved Colley Wright 387754 4846422 Perennial 1 Metal 9167 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/14/2009 Colley Ave Private / Paved Colley 388688 4850213 Perennial 1 Metal 8680 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 7/14/2009 Falmouth State / Paved Baker 388877 4852220 Perennial 2 Metal 8112 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 7/14/2009 Falmouth State / Paved Dutton Hills 389270 4851939 Perennial 2 Plastic 8694 Windham High Multiple Culverts Severe 7/22/2009 Falmouth State / Paved McIntosh 390996 48433 Perennial 2 Metal 9085 Windham Multiple Culverts Severe 8/3/2009 Glendale Private / Unpaved Unknown 392727 4852158 Perennial 6 Metal 8106 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/14/2009 Gray State / Paved Pleasant River 388 4853153 Perennial 1 Metal 8152 Windham High Multiple Culverts Severe 7/1/2009 Hardy Stream Town / Paved Milliken 3898 4843389 Perennial 2 Metal 87 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/13/2009 Highland Cliff Town / Paved Unknown 388022 4844946 Perennial 1 Metal 8796 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/13/2009 Highland Cliff Town / Paved Unknown 388085 4845416 Perennial 1 Concrete 9277 Windham High Multiple Culverts Severe 6/26/2009 Inkhorn Road Private / Unpaved Milliken 3869 4842865 Perennial 5 Metal 8864 Windham High Culvert Potential 8/4/2009 Keeps Way Town / Unpaved Outlet 383096 4855670 Perennial 1 Concrete 8970 Windham Multiple Culverts Severe 8/3/2009 Lakeside Dr Town / Unpaved Unknown 392692 4852061 Perennial 4 Plastic 8711 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/13/2009 Land Of Nod Town / Paved Unknown 388568 4845578 Perennial 1 Plastic 9088 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 7/22/2009 Little Duck Private / Unpaved McIntosh 390514 48508 Perennial 2 Metal Rust 8299 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 8/3/2009 Lower Beach Town / Unpaved McIntosh 390526 4849322 Perennial 2 Metal 8111 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/14/2009 Nash Town / Paved Dutton Hills 389410 4852010 Perennial 1 Metal 8863 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/14/2009 Nash Town / Paved Dutton Hills 389004 4851482 Perennial 1 Plastic 8686 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/14/2009 Partridge Town / Paved Barker 388778 4852139 Perennial 1 Plastic 8706 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/13/2009 Pope Town / Paved Colley Wright 387813 4847075 Perennial 1 Metal 8275 Windham High Culvert Severe 6/18/2009 Pride Lane Town / Paved Tarkil 384999 4855666 Perennial 1 Plastic 9084 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/30/2009 Provost Dr Private / Paved Ditch 385446 4852616 Perennial 1 Metal 8119 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 7/30/2009 River State / Paved Otter 384149 4850277 Perennial 2 Metal 8712 Windham High Culvert Severe 6/23/2009 River State / Paved Unnamed 384802 4845186 Perennial 1 Metal 8800 Windham High Culvert Potential 8/12/2009 Route 302 State / Paved Colley Wright 388217 4848591 Perennial 1 Concrete 8473 Windham High Culvert Potential 6/18/2009 Rt 114 State / Paved Glantz 388340 4856078 Perennial 1 Concrete 8665 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/17/2009 Rt State / Paved Glantz 388708 4855820 Perennial 1 Concrete 8271 Windham High Culvert Potential 8/4/2009 Rt 302 State / Paved Outlet 383691 4855715 Perennial 1 Metal 8797 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 8/3/2009 Rt 302 State / Paved Pleasant River 386534 4851315 Perennial 2 Metal 8639 Windham High Culvert Severe 7/21/2010 Rt. 302 State / Paved Hyde 382316 4859101 Perennial 1 Concrete 8655 Windham High Culvert Severe 6/18/2009 Sand Bar Town / Paved Unknown 3844 4856173 Perennial 1 Plastic 8860 Windham High Culvert Severe 8/4/2009 Sokokis Point Town / Paved Outlet 383004 4855675 Perennial 1 Plastic 8376 Windham High Multiple Culverts Potential 7/13/2009 Windham Ctr State / Paved Colley Wright 388138 4848388 Perennial 2 Metal 8865 Windham High Culvert Potential 7/21/2010 Woodland Town / Unpaved Unnamed 384025 4856438 Perennial 1 Concrete D03 Windham High Severe 7/13/2009 NA Colley Wright 388129 4847556 Perennial Concrete D0370 Windham High Severe NA collins pond 385337 4853675 Perennial D0391 Windham High Severe NA Ditch brook 385865 4852009 Perennial 9068 Windham High Unknown Potential 8/4/2009 Private Glantz 388233 4856162 Perennial 9069 Windham High Unknown Potential 8/4/2009 Private Glantz 388125 4856192 Perennial D0381 Windham Severe NA Little Lake 385454 4855236 Perennial D0383 Windham Severe NA Mill 385576 4854859 Perennial 8676 Windham High Unknown Potential 7/14/2009 Town No Data 390089 4853493 Perennial 8678 Windham High Unknown Potential 7/14/2009 State Reserve No Data 389973 4853112 Perennial 9112 Windham High Unknown Potential 6/23/2009 Private No Data 3862 4843484 Perennial 9251 Windham High Unknown Potential 8/4/2009 Private No Data 388252 4856514 Perennial 9256 Windham High Unknown Potential 7/14/2009 Private No Data 390069 4853414 Perennial 9071 Windham High Culvert Potential 8/4/2009 Private Outlet 383841 4855703 Perennial D0382 Windham High Severe NA Presumpscot 385627 4842600 Perennial D0380 Windham High Severe NA Presumpscot River 385239 4843324 Perennial D0385 Windham High Severe NA Presumpscot River 383368 4850960 Perennial

Severe and High Priority Potential Barriers by Town Site ID 8799 9275 8374 9276 8663 8138 9167 8680 8112 8694 9085 8106 8152 87 8796 9277 8864 8970 8711 9088 8299 8111 8863 8686 8706 8275 9084 8119 8712 8800 8473 8665 8271 8797 8639 8655 8860 8376 8865 D03 D0370 D0391 9068 9069 D0381 D0383 8676 8678 9112 9251 9256 9071 D0382 D0380 D0385 Specific Structure Type Primary Inlet Span Crossing Structure Length Outlet Drop Fill Height Estimated Stream Width Upstream to Next Barriers Up- Stream Barriers Total Upstream Inlet Condition Inlet Blocked Outlet Condition Crossing Substrate Name Round Culvert At Grade No 2.9 53.5 At Grade None 2.9 0.239 0 0.239 7 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.0 29.9 Perched 0.6 None 6.5 1.580 0 1.580 0 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.5 48.6 Perched 0.5 None 19.6 0.559 0 0.559 4 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.1 15.9 Cascade None 14.7 0.622 2 1.483 0 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.0 49.9 Perched 0.4 None 5.1 0. 0 0. 10 Pipe Arch Culvert At Grade No 16.1 94.5 Cascade None 3.2 0.508 6 4.468 2 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.0 24.0 Perched 0.3 None 2.9 0.590 0 0.590 7 Round Culvert At Grade No 4.6 65.0 At Grade None 3.3 3.028 3 3.447 7 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.1 49.9 At Grade None 3.2 0.099 1 0.367 9 Round Culvert At Grade 25% 3.0 79.1 Perched 0.5 None 9.2 1.733 1 2.296 3 Round Culvert At Grade 100% 20.0 At Grade None 6.5 0.068 1 0.543 6 Pipe Arch Culvert At Grade No 8.9 84.3 At Grade None 5.5 1.094 8 5.872 6 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.9 60.4 Perched 0.2 None 34.6 0.459 0 0.459 2 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.0 49.9 Perched/Cascade 3.6 None 4.4 0.271 0 0.271 2 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.0 48.6 Perched 0.3 None 14.8 0.348 1 1.188 2 Round Culvert At Grade 25% 2.2 33.5 Perched 1.0 None 36.3 0.403 1 0.862 1 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.5 21.3 At Grade None 6.1 0.450 3 2.345 2 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.0 23.3 Cascade None 4.2 0.475 0 0.475 7 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.0 40.7 At Grade None 6.2 0.840 0 0.840 3 Round Culvert At Grade No 1.6 23.6 At Grade None 1.8 0.563 0 0.563 4 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.8 27.9 At Grade None 4.8 0.340 2 2.637 2 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.5 36.7 Perched 1.0 None 16.0 0.268 0 0.268 10 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.0 39.7 At Grade None 1.3 0.456 2 0.823 8 Round Culvert At Grade No 4.2 50.5 At Grade None 17.8 0.507 3 1.330 7 Pipe Arch Culvert At Grade No 11.6 104.7 At Grade Contrasting 31.3 0.408 5 3.960 3 Round Culvert At Grade No 1.1 20.0 Perched 0.2 None 10.1 0.456 0 0.456 11 Pipe Arch Culvert At Grade No 9.8 77.1 Perched 0.3 None 29.0 1.015 14 28.986 7 Round Culvert At Grade No 5.0 62.8 At Grade None.9 1.927 0 1.927 6 Round Culvert Inlet Drop No 3.0 91.9 Perched 0.6 None 15.9 0.458 0 0.458 4 Box Culvert At Grade No 11.0 50.5 At Grade None 24.0 1.828 2 2.657 6 Box Culvert At Grade No 5.9 131.2 At Grade None 3.2 0.089 7 4.975 7 Box Culvert At Grade No 9.5 85.3 Perched -324.8 None 8.2 0.348 8 5.323 6 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.4 141.1 At Grade None 3.3 0. 2 1.8 3 Pipe Arch Culvert At Grade No 19.7 82.0 At Grade Unknown 2.9 20.689 46 75.032 5 Box Culvert At Grade No 6.6 Perched 3.2 None 16.4 7.8 3.679 0 3.679 1 Round Culvert At Grade No 3.3 41.4 Perched 0.2 None 1.4 0.749 0 0.749 11 Round Culvert At Grade No 4.6 41.7 Perched 0.2 None 4.6 0.077 4 2.422 1 Round Culvert At Grade No 4.0 50.5 At Grade None 8.4 0.157 3 2.814 5 Round Culvert At Grade No 2.0 At Grade None 2.3 1.043 0 1.043 5 5.0 0.738 4 3.553 4 Unnamed 1.4 8.2 0.833 13 27.971 8 Collins 15.0 4.4 0.608 15 29.594 6 Varney Mill 7.0 No 4.3 0.391 6 4.885 8 No 4.3 3.163 3 3.914 9 3.9 15.075 11 26.820 10 Little 8.0 3.4 0.317 12 27.137 9 Mill (1) 8.0 No 4.8 0.051 2 0.419 8 No 4.1 0.166 0 0.166 10 No 5.7 0.262 0 0.262 2 No 5.0 0.429 0 0.429 9 No 6.4 0. 1 0.369 9 No < 1.5 2.8 0.737 1 1.780 4 27.1 0.589 67 112.396 2 Mallison Falls 20.0 1.7 11.093 66 111.807 3 Little Falls 17.0 4.1 1.324 5 4.290 6 39.0 Downstream Barriers Hydraulic Height