Comparative Analysis of Munroe Brook and Headwaters of the LaPlatte River Group A4 Lindsay Harrington, Maury Lynch Jared Nunery, Chris Vance.

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Comparative Analysis of Munroe Brook and Headwaters of the LaPlatte River Group A4 Lindsay Harrington, Maury Lynch Jared Nunery, Chris Vance

Methods Stream Geomorphic Assessment Protocols Stream Geomorphic Assessment Protocols Phase 1 Phase 1 –Fully completed Phase 2 Phase 2 –Rapid Habitat Assessment (RHA) –Rapid Geomorphic Assessment (RGA)

LaPlatte River M18 M20 M21

Munroe Brook M2 M4 M5

Reach Comparisons - LaPlatte M18 to Munroe M2 Parking Lot at bottom of M18 Runoff from Route 7 into M2 LaPlatte M18Munroe M2

Reach Comparisons - LaPlatte M18 to Munroe M2 LaPlatte M18Munroe M2 Woody Debris and large Buffer Zone Lack of Woody Debris in majority of M2

Reach Comparisons - LaPlatte M20 to Munroe M5 LaPlatte M20Munroe M5 Golf Course within Reach Watershed Reach Within Golf Course – Directly impacting Stream

Reach Comparisons - LaPlatte M20 to Munroe M5 LaPlatte M20Munroe M5 Vegetated Banks and Thin Buffer Upstream buffered area

Reach Comparisons - LaPlatte M21 to Munroe M4 LaPlatte M21 Munroe M4

Reach Comparisons - LaPlatte M21 to Munroe M4 LaPlatte M21Munroe M4 Sandy Silt and gravel within the reach Clay with some cobble and gravel in upper part of the reach

Phase 1 - Results

Phase 2 - Results

Phase 1 Phase 2 Comparison

Phase 1 Phase 2 Total Comparison

Adjustment Processes

Acknowledgments Breck Bowden Breck Bowden Bill Gill Bill Gill Mike Snyder Mike Snyder