Montana Height Modernization Curt Smith National Geodetic Survey Idaho Phone: Montana Phone: State of Vertical Control
Heights Matter!
DESCRIPTION: The Santa Clara River flows past destroyed homes and a fallen tree in the Creek side subdivision Wednesday in St. George. Seven homes in the subdivision were completely lost to the river and at least another four were severely damaged by this week's flooding. CREDITS: Jud Burkett COPYRIGHT: The Spectrum Southern Utah Flooding 1/12/2005
DESCRIPTION: A row of damaged homes in Riverwood subdivision cling to the banks of the Santa Clara River Thursday in St. George. CREDITS: Jud Burkett COPYRIGHT: The Spectrum Southern Utah Flooding 1/12/2005
North Carolina Floodplain Mapping 2002 Detail Mapping vs. Effective Approximate Mapping
Poured in place concrete post 1954 Stainless steel rod driven to refusal 1980’s Physically Monumented Points
Current Survey Control NGS Data Sheet
NGS Bench Marks
Disturbed Geodetic Control Coordinates/Elevations Questionable Destroyed Geodetic Control No Coordinates/Elevation Monumented Points Deterioration
USGS Topographic Map F 143 Not recovered (destroyed)E 143 Not recovered (destroyed)D 143 Not recovered (destroyed)C 143 Not recovered (destroyed)
2 nd Order Vertical 1 st Order Vertical Total Vertical Control Points Listed Lewis and Clark County Vertical Control Points in NGS Database
Lewis and Clark County Vertical Control Points in NGS Database Total Vertical Control Points Listed 176 (25.7%) – Missing 65 - Reported as Destroyed Reported as Not Found 508 (74.3%) – Possible Vertical Control Points 146 – Total Monumented (no recovery notes) 20 – Reset 1 – Set Within Last 10 Years 362 (52.9%) – Total Recovered in Good Condition 112 – Recovered for NAVD88 (after 70’s) 64 – Recovered Good Within Last 10 Years