Attachment C - Map - Page 1.pdf

This is an as-built project plan for the Coastal Protection and Lost Lake Marsh Creation and Hydrologic Restoration Project, developed by the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The document is dated August 2016 and covers State Project Number TE-72 and Federal Project Number TE-71. The project involves comprehensive coastal restoration activities, including marsh creation, marsh nourishment, earthen terrace construction, and dredge pipeline alignment across multiple areas around Lost Lake and Fourleague Bay. The plan includes detailed estimated quantities for borrow areas, marsh creation zones, and earthen containment dikes, with specific volume and area measurements for different project segments.

The project map illustrates multiple geographic zones including marsh creation areas, borrow areas, marsh nourishment areas, and earthen terraces. Key infrastructure components include water control structures, dredge pipeline alignments, and earthen containment dikes. The project appears to be focused on coastal restoration and land building in a Louisiana coastal region, with precise engineering specifications for material movement, land formation, and hydrologic restoration. The detailed quantitative tables provide volumes in cubic yards and areas in acres for each project segment, indicating a methodical approach to coastal landscape reconstruction and environmental preservation.