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Scientific Investigations Report 2016-5101

The debris-flow probability, debris-flow volume, or integrated hazard is estimated for a basin outlet (pour point) at the farthest downstream end of each drainage basin. Stream segments within these delineated basins may have larger probabilities of debris flows. Stream segments shown within the study area perimeter are color coded to indicate debris-flow probabilities, volumes, or integrated hazards at each segment.

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Rio Chama watershed
Upper Rio Grande watershed
Jemez watershed
Rio Grande-Santa Fe watershed
Debris-flow hazards modeled in response to the
100-year, 30-minute rainfall event
5 Miles
10 Kilometers
Unavailable

EXPLANATION

Probability of a debris flow at
selected basins, in percent
Less than 20
20 to 39.9
40.0 to 59.9
60.0 to 79.9
80.0 to 99.9
 
Drainages that can be
           affected by the combined
           effects of debris flows
Watershed boundary
Rio Grande Waterfund area

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