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AASHTO - HDG CHAPTER 10

EVALUATING HIGHWAY EFFECTS ON SURFACE WATER ENVIRONMENTS

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Organization: AASHTO
Publication Date: 1 January 2007
Status: active
Page Count: 149

Document History

HDG CHAPTER 10
January 1, 2007
EVALUATING HIGHWAY EFFECTS ON SURFACE WATER ENVIRONMENTS
A description is not available for this item.
HDG VOL X
January 1, 1999
AASHTO Guidelines for Evaluating Highway Effects on Surface Water Environments
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HDG VOL X
January 1, 1992
AASHTO Guidelines for Evaluating Highway Effects on Surface Water Environments
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References

This document is referenced by:
HDG CHAPTER 3 - EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL IN HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION
Published by AASHTO on January 1, 2007
PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES: The purpose of an erosion and sediment control program is to allow the development of a highway facility while also accomplishing the three general erosion and sediment...
This document is referenced by:
HDG CHAPTER 6 - HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF OPEN CHANNELS
Published by AASHTO on January 1, 2007
INTRODUCTION: An open channel is a conveyance in which water flows with a free surface and may be natural or constructed. Natural streams usually consist of a normal or low-flow channel and adjacent...
This document is referenced by:
HDG CHAPTER 9 - STORM DRAIN SYSTEMS
Published by AASHTO on January 1, 2007
INTRODUCTION: The highway facility should be designed to be compatible with existing drainage patterns. Concurrently, the highway and the traveling public should be protected from the hazards of...
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