Shoreline erosion and flooding, Erie County

Knuth, Paul D.; Crowe, G. Rodger

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Shoreline erosion and flooding, Erie County

1975
By Knuth, Paul D. ; Crowe, G. Rodger

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Knuth, Paul D. ; Crowe, G. Rodger

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University of Michigan, Great Lakes Research Institute, ; National Ocean Survey, Office of Coastal Zone Management, ; Pennsylvania Coastal Zone Management Program ; Pennsylvania, Office of Resources Management.

University of Michigan, Great Lakes Research Institute, ; National Ocean Survey, Office of Coastal Zone Management, ; Pennsylvania Coastal Zone Management Program ; Pennsylvania, Office of Resources Management. Less -
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NOS (National Ocean Service)
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"The main purpose of the study was to identify and classify hazard areas on the lakeshore. There were 109 areas ... classified as critical, moderate, or limited hazard areas ... The most immediate threat on the lakeshore is flooding and erosion in low-lying cottage areas ... Average recession rates since 1938 were measured from aerial photographs at 89 points throughout the county."--Page ii.
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Beach Erosion Floodplain Management Shorelines
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Funding: Sponsored by the Office of Coastal Zone Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.; ; Funding: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Resources Management, Dept. of Environmental Resources.;

Funding: Sponsored by the Office of Coastal Zone Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.; ; Funding: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Resources Management, Dept. of Environmental Resources.; Less -
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Pennsylvania
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