Drawings.pdf
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- Treatment of Vegetation on Dam Infrastructure & Invasive Species, Barre Falls Dam, Hubbardston & Barre, MA
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- W912WJ25QA086
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This document contains two geospatial maps from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers related to the Barre Falls Dam project in the Lower Connecticut River Basin. Figure 1 provides an overview of the dam area, showing two distinct compartments (Northern Section in Hubbardston and Southern Section in Oakham, Massachusetts) with defined U.S. Army Corps of Engineers boundaries. The map includes key infrastructure locations such as an overlook parking lot, spillway bridge, picnic area, dam gatehouse, and project office.
Figure 2 details the chemical vegetation management plan for Compartment 1, highlighting three specific treatment areas: a woody and invasive treatment area (orange), an invasive treatment area (red), and dam spraying areas (yellow). The map indicates precise locations for targeted vegetation management within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers boundary, with a scale of 0.2 miles provided for reference. The vegetation treatment appears focused on controlling invasive species and maintaining the dam area's ecosystem and infrastructure.
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Figure 1: Overview of Barre Falls Dam Area
Figure 2: Chemical Vegetation Spraying Areas Located Only in Compartment 1.
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