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TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLESChapter 22.3.1 Soil Coverage of the Crystal Springs Region2.3.2 Soil Coverage of the Blackwater Creek Region2.3.3 Soil Coverage of the Central Tributaries Region2.3.4 Soil Coverage of the Northwest Tributaries Region2.3.5 Soil Coverage of the Hillsborough River Region2.3.6 Soil Coverage of the TBC and Tributaries Region2.4.1 1995 Land Use Distribution in the Crystal Springs Region2.4.2 1995 Land Use Distribution in the Blackwater Creek Region2.4.3 1995 Land Use Distribution in the Central Tributaries Region2.4.4 1995 Land Use Distribution in the Northwest Tributaries Region2.4.5 1995 Land Use Distribution in the Hillsborough River Region2.4.6 1995 Land Use Distribution in the TBC and Tributaries RegionChapter 44.1.1 Basin Numbering Scheme4.1.2 Hydrologic Soil Group Determination4.1.3 FLUCCS Code Description4.1.4 Runoff Curve Number (CN) Lookup4.2.1 Historical Studies of Channel Systems in the Hillsborough River WatershedChapter 55.1.1 Hillsborough County Calibration Criteria5.1.2 Storms Potentially Suitable for Calibration and Verification5.1.3 Antecedent Moisture Conditions5.1.4 AMC Curve Number Lookup Table5.3.1 Global Adjustments to Non-Detailed WatershedsChapter 66.4.2 Existing Conditions Level of Service Blackwater Creek Region6.4.3 Existing Conditions Level of Service Central Tributaries Region6.4.4 Existing Conditions Level of Service Northwest Tributaries Region6.4.5 Existing Conditions Level of Service Hillsborough River Region6.4.6 Existing Conditions Level of Service TBC and Tributaries Regionv
TABLE OF CONTENTSFIGURESChapter 11.1.1 Hillsborough River Watershed Location Map1.5.1 Watershed Management Plan Development ProcessChapter 22.1.1 Hillsborough River Watershed Regional Divisons2.2.1 Topography of the Crystal Springs Region2.2.2 Topography of the Blackwater Creek Region2.2.3 Topography of the Central Tributaries Region2.2.4 Topography of the Northwestern Tributaries Region2.2.5 Topography of the Hillsborough River Region2.2.6 Topography of the TBC and Tributaries Region2.3.1 Soil Types in Crystal Springs Region2.3.2 Hydrologic Soil Groups in the Crystal Springs Region2.3.3 Soil Types in the Blackwater Creek Region2.3.4 Hydrologic Soil Groups in the Blackwater Creek Region2.3.5 Soil Types in the Central Tributaries Region2.3.6 Hydrologic Soil Groups in the Central Tributaries Region2.3.7 Soil Types in the Northwestern Tributaries Region2.3.8 Hydrologic Soil Groups in the Northwestern Tributaries Region2.3.9 Soil Types in the Hillsborough River Region2.3.10 Hydrologic Soil Groups in the Hillsborough River Region2.3.11 Soil Types in the TBC and Tributaries Region2.3.12 Hydrologic Soil Groups in the TBC and Tributaries Region2.4.1 Land Use for the Crystal Springs Region2.4.2 Land Use for the Blackwater Creek Region2.4.3 Land Use for the Central Tributaries Region2.4.4 Land Use for the Northwestern Tributaries Region2.4.5 Land Use for the Hillsborough River Region2.4.6 Land Use for the TBC and Tributaries Region2.6.1 SWFWMD Hydrogeologic Cross-Sectionvi
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Table 2.3.6 Soil Coverage of theTBC
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GENERAL DESCRIPTIONregion have seen
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GENERAL DESCRIPTIONHillsborough Riv
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CHAPTER 3WATERSHED DESCRIPTION3.1 I
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CHAPTER 33.7.1 Vandenberg AreaThe V
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CHAPTER 4HYDROLOGIC/HYDRAULIC MODEL
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CHAPTER 4The resulting basin deline
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Table 4.1.2 Hydrologic Soil Group D
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Table 4.1.4 Runoff Curve Number (CN
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CHAPTER 4Manning’s roughness coef
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CHAPTER 4The areas outside of Hills
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CHAPTER 5HYDROLOGIC/HYDRAULIC MODEL
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CHAPTER 5Table 5.1.3 Antecedent Moi
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CHAPTER 5Operation logs from variou
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CHAPTER 5In order to save computati
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CHAPTER 5Detailed basins averaged a
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CHAPTER 55.3.4 S-155 Gage Calibrati
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CHAPTER 6EXISTING CONDITIONS LEVEL
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CHAPTER 6Hillsborough County has sp
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CHAPTER 6Roadway Flooding: LOS CUnn
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CHAPTER 6Terrace Drive Area (Basins
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CHAPTER 6Dirt Road Crossing (Basin
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CHAPTER 6Private Dirt Road Crossing
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CHAPTER 6Roadway Flooding: LOS CMcI
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CHAPTER 6Fraizer Road Area (Basin 6
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CHAPTER 6Roadway Flooding: LOS A* M
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CHAPTER 6Williams Area (LOS D)The h
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