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Hydrologic Modelling Section
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The Town of Badger has a long history of flooding dating back to 1916. However, the February 15 event was the most severe in terms of depth of inundation and damages to the town. The mechanism was also different, particularly with respect to the rate of rise of the water level. This report provides a description of the event, outlines the data that is available to carry out further investigations, describes the response of the Water Resources Management Division (WRMD) and other agencies to the flood event and makes conclusions and recommendations. This document is in Adobe PDF format and, if you have an older browser, may require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print. Click on the hyperlink below to download the document for viewing and printing. Alternatively, if you right-click on the link below you can save the PDF file to your computer for off-line viewing. |
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