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St. Albert flood study

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This study assesses and identifies flood hazards along 31 km of the Sturgeon River through St. Albert and Sturgeon County, including consideration of Big Lake water levels within St. Albert,... More ≫

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This study assesses and identifies flood hazards along 31 km of the Sturgeon River through St. Albert and Sturgeon County, including consideration of Big Lake water levels within St. Albert, Sturgeon County, Parkland County, and Edmonton.

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Rocky Mountain House flood study

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This study assesses and identifies flood hazards along 13 km of the North Saskatchewan River and 5 km of the Clearwater River through Rocky Mountain House and Clearwater County.

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Drumheller - Red Deer River, Michichi Creek and Rosebud River - flood hazard study

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This study delineates flood hazard areas and determines design flood levels along the Red Deer River, Michichi Creek and the Rosebud River through the Drumheller and surrounding area. The study... More ≫

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This study delineates flood hazard areas and determines design flood levels along the Red Deer River, Michichi Creek and the Rosebud River through the Drumheller and surrounding area. The study area includes about 36 km of the Red Deer River and almost 2 km lengths of Michichi Creek and the Rosebud River upstream of their confluences with the Red Deer River. The Red Deer River design discharge ranges from 2290 m³/s at the upstream study extent to 2560 m³/s at the downstream extent. The design discharges for Michichi Creek and the Rosebud River are 68.0 m³/s and 276 m³/s respectively. The study was prepared in February 2007. Flood information available after study completion may not be reflected in the current flood hazard study report or flood hazard mapping.

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Alberta Environment land monitoring program inventory and needs analysis

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Alberta Environment conducted a business needs analysis to review current land monitoring programs, gaps, needs and partnership opportunities. The report also makes key recommendation on... More ≫

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Alberta Environment conducted a business needs analysis to review current land monitoring programs, gaps, needs and partnership opportunities. The report also makes key recommendation on integration of information systems and products, development of monitoring programs based on shared outcomes, and development of business and collaborative processes to facilitate land monitoring programs.

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