Text / Baseline Stream data at the Former Birch Run Dam (Conococheague Creek)

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Title: Baseline Stream data at the Former Birch Run Dam (Conococheague Creek)
Creator: James Manuel
Date Created and/or Issued: 2009
Contributing Institution: UC Riverside, Library, Water Resources Collections and Archives
Collection: Clearinghouse for Dam Removal Information (CDRI)
Rights Information: Copyrighted
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Description: Scope/Content: Abstract: The following pages record the measurements/observations at two cross sections ("alpha" and "bravo") of the Conococheague Creek within the former Chambersburg Reservoir impoundment. These raw data were collected as baseline data for future study. This file is intended to compliment the information included in the author's Master's thesis.
Scope/Content: Author affiliation: Shippensburg University
Scope/Content: Dam type: concrete
Scope/Content: Dam type: earth fill
Scope/Content: Reservoir size: 6800000 Height: 65 Length: 700
Scope/Content: Date constructed: 1933. Date removed: 2005.
Type: text
Identifier: ark:/86086/n2mp52wt
1179
Subject: Pre- and post-project monitoring
Dams
Dam retirement
Place: Conococheague Creek, PA
Birch Run Dam
Lat: 39, 55, 08; Long: -77, 27, 16

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