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EIA for the proposed Hulhule-Male’ Bridge Project<br />

Figure 4.12: Daily mean values of sea level for Hulhulé (1989 to 2005), relative to mean sea<br />

level. Also shown is the linear trend in sea level over the same period ....................................... 70<br />

Figure 4.13: Bathymetry model of Gaadhoo Koa ......................................................................... 71<br />

Figure 4.14 Bathymetry around Male’ .......................................................................................... 73<br />

Figure 4.15: Bathymetric model of theeastern side of Male’ showing the past reef collapse areas<br />

....................................................................................................................................................... 75<br />

Figure 4.16: Schematic diagram of existing drilling location in Male Island .............................. 76<br />

Figure 4.17: Rock specimen of geological exploration drilling ................................................... 78<br />

Figure 4.18: Vegetation cover at the children’s park .................................................................... 82<br />

Figure 4.19: Old Nika tree and vegetation within the foot print of the widened road .................. 82<br />

Figure 4.20: Vegetation around the bridge landing area at Male’ ................................................ 82<br />

Figure 4.21: Vegetation around the bridge landing area at Hulhule’ ........................................... 83<br />

Figure 4.22: Cross-section of the reef system on the southeast corner of Malé (not-to-scale)..... 90<br />

Figure 4.23: Cross-section of the reef system on the southeast corner of Hulhulé (not-to-scale) 91<br />

Figure 4.24: Select images showing typical benthic substrate composition along transect 1<br />

(Raalhugandu, Male’ 10 m depth) ................................................................................................ 92<br />

Figure 4.25: Benthic substrate composition along transect 1 (Raalhugandu, Male’ 10 m depth) 92<br />

Figure 4.26: Coral genera composition along transect 1 (Raalhugandu, Male’ 10 m depth) ....... 93<br />

Figure 4.27: Select images showing typical benthic substrate composition along transect 2<br />

(Raalhugandu, Male’ 20 m depth) ................................................................................................ 94<br />

Figure 4.28: Benthic substrate composition along transect 2 (Raalhugandu, Male’ 20 m depth) 95<br />

Figure 4.29: Coral genera composition along transect 2 (Raalhugandu, Male’ 20 m depth) ....... 95<br />

Figure 4.30: Select images showing typical benthic substrate composition along transect 3<br />

(Raalhugandu, Male’ 30 m depth) ................................................................................................ 96<br />

Figure 4.31: Benthic substrate composition along transect 3 (Raalhugandu, Male’ 30 m depth) 97<br />

Figure 4.32: Coral genera composition along transect 3 (Raalhugandu, Male’ 30 m depth) ....... 97<br />

Figure 4.33: Select images showing benthic substrate composition along transect 4 – (Hulhule’<br />

10 m depth) ................................................................................................................................... 98<br />

Figure 4.34: Benthic substrate composition along transect 4 (Hulhule’ Island, 10 m depth) ....... 98<br />

Figure 4.35: Coral genera composition along transect 4 (Hulhule’ Island, 10 m depth) .............. 99<br />

Figure 4.36: Select images showing benthic substrate composition along transect 5 – (Hulhule’<br />

20 m depth) ................................................................................................................................... 99<br />

Figure 4.37: Benthic substrate composition along transect 5 (Hulhule’ Island, 20 m depth) ..... 100<br />

Figure 4.38: Coral genera composition along transect 5 (Hulhule’ Island, 20 m depth) ............ 100<br />

Figure 4.39: Select images showing benthic substrate composition along transect 6 – (Hulhule’<br />

30 m depth) ................................................................................................................................. 101<br />

Figure 4.40: Benthic substrate composition along transect 6 (Hulhule’ Island, 30 m depth) ..... 101<br />

Figure 4.34: Coral genera composition along transect 6 (Hulhule’ Island, 30 m depth) ............ 102<br />

Figure 4.41: Benthic substrate composition along transect 7 (Malé, Dolphin Café, 2 m depth 102<br />

Prepared by: CDE Consulting & China Shipping Environment Technology<br />

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