18-Attachment HH - Storm Debris Removal Map.pdf
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- 25/0290
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- Harris County, Texas
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This image is a detailed map of Storm Debris Removal for Harris County, Texas, depicting multiple layers of debris channel categorization across the county's geographic area. The map illustrates debris channels in four distinct categories: Category 1 (788.8 miles), Category 2 (281.1 miles), Category 3 (1,043.6 miles), and Category 4 (131 miles). The map specifically highlights two major stormwater detention areas - Addicks Reservoir and Barker Reservoir - which are shown in gray-shaded regions, along with buyout lots marked in green.
The visualization uses color-coded lines to represent different channel types, including major channels (blue) and minor channels (green), with purple triangles indicating stormwater detention basins. The map covers the entire Harris County region, extending to open waterbodies and areas outside the county boundaries, providing a comprehensive geographic overview of potential storm debris removal zones. The color-coded categorization suggests a systematic approach to identifying and prioritizing debris removal efforts based on channel characteristics and potential storm impact areas.
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Storm Debris Removal Harris County ¯
Buyout Lots (Category 1)
Barker Reservoir
Addicks Reservoir
Outside Harris County; Open Waterbodies;
Addicks Reservoir; Barker Reservoir (173.1 miles)
Category 4 (131 miles)
Category 3 (1,043.6 miles)
Category 2 (281.1 miles)
Category 1 (788.8 miles)
Debris Channel Categorization
Minor Channels
Major Channels
Stormwater Detention Basins (Category 1)
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