Skip Navigation LinksHome > Projects List > Phase 2 > Data Entry

Segment Versions Comparision
Compare Version 2019 For Segment M17-A to   

Field NameValue 1Value 2Different?
ProjectNameWhite River - Second BranchWhite River - Second Branch 
StreamNameSecond Branch of the White RiverSecond Branch of the White River 
ProjectID11 
ReachID5757 
SegmentIDAA 
ReachPointIDM17M17 
OrganizationID4 Different
OrganizationNameWhite River Partnership Different
ObserversCP, DR Different
IsNotAssessedFalseFalse 
WhyNotAssessed   
IsAdminJudgementFalseFalse 
SegmentLocationmouth of Brookfield-Williamstown Gulf (US Brown Dr), US to N end of beaver meadows by 6274 VT Rte 14 Different
SegmentLength6303 Different
CompletionDate7/2/2019 12:00:00 AM Different
SevenDayRainYes Different
WeatherSunny - 80 degrees Different
KnownFloodHistoryYes Different
SketchDoneYes Different
PhotoLogDoneYes Different
WatershedZone   
ReachClearlyAffectedByMajorFloodingNo Different
AdminJudgementEntity   
StreamTypeE Different
BedformDune-Ripple Different
BedMaterialSand Different
SubclassSlopeNone Different
GeoAssessConditionFair Different
AdminStreamTypeDeparture   
SegmentationPlanform and Scope Different
SegmentationCommentbeaver meadows above and below one steep drop mid-seg Different
BermLength_1   
BermLength_2   
RoadLength_15073.643 Different
RoadLength_2   
RailroadLength_1   
RailroadLength_2   
PathLength_1   
PathLength_2   
DevelopmentLength_1   
DevelopmentLength_2   
BermLength_L   
BermLength_R   
RoadLength_L   
RoadLength_R   
RailroadLength_L   
RailroadLength_R   
PathLength_L   
PathLength_R   
HillsideSlope_LSteep Different
HillsideSlope_RVery Steep Different
HillsideContinuous_LSometimes Different
HillsideContinuous_RSometimes Different
HillsideInWidth_LSometimes Different
HillsideInWidth_RSometimes Different
HillsideTexture_LSand Different
HillsideTexture_RBedrock Different
ValleyWidth170 Different
ValleyWidthDeterminationEstimated Different
ConfinementTypeBD Different
InRockGorgeNo Different
HumanChangedWidthYes Different
BankfullWidth20.5 Different
MaximumDepth2.6 Different
MeanDepth1.36 Different
FloodproneWidth155.5 Different
RecentlyAbandonedFloodplain2.6 Different
HumanElevatedFloodplain   
SinuosityTypeModerate Different
RifflesTypeSedimented Different
IsRiffleSpacingApplicable   
RiffleSpacingDistance50 Different
Bedrock   
Boulder   
Cobble   
Course Gravel   
Fine Gravel32 Different
Sand55 Different
Silt or Smaller13 Different
SiltClayPresentYes Different
DetritusPercent5 Different
WoodyDebrisNumber42 Different
IsBarBedParticleNotEvaluatedFalse Different
IsBedParticleNotApplicableTrue Different
LargestBedParticle   
IsBarParticleNotApplicableFalse Different
LargestBarParticle   
ParticleUnits   
StreamType1E Different
BedMaterial1Sand Different
SubclassSlope1None Different
SubBedFormRiffle-Pool Different
FieldMeasuredSlope   
ReferenceStreamTypeE Different
ReferenceBedMaterialSand Different
ReferenceSubclassSlopeNone Different
ReferenceBedformDune-Ripple Different
ReachClearlyAffectedByMajorFlooding1No Different
WereChannelDimensionsSignificantlyChangedByMajorFlooding   
WereChannelDimensionsSignificantlyChangedByHumansInReponseToMajorFlooding   
ChannelEnlargement00 
FloodAffectedCrossSectionCommentsNULL Different
TypicalBankSlopeShallow Different
MaterialTypeUpper_LSand Different
MaterialTypeUpper_RSilt Different
MaterialTypeUpper   
MaterialTypeLower_LSand Different
MaterialTypeLower_RSilt Different
MaterialTypeLower   
ConsistencyUpper_LNon-cohesive Different
ConsistencyUpper_RNon-cohesive Different
ConsistencyUpper   
ConsistencyLower_LNon-cohesive Different
ConsistencyLower_RNon-cohesive Different
ConsistencyLower   
BankErosionLength_L37.380040Different
BankErosionLength_R25.382910Different
BankErosionHeight_L80Different
BankErosionHeight_R20Different
BankRevetmentType_LRip-Rap NoneDifferent
BankRevetmentType_RRip-Rap NoneDifferent
BankRevetmentLength_L2927.4150Different
BankRevetmentLength_R171.90720Different
DominantBankVegetation_LHerbaceous Different
DominantBankVegetation_RShrubs/Sapling Different
SubDomBankVegetation_LShrubs/Sapling Different
SubDomBankVegetation_RHerbaceous Different
CanopyPercentCategory_L26-50 Different
CanopyPercentCategory_R26-50 Different
ChannelCanopyOpen Different
DominantBufferWidth_L>100 Different
DominantBufferWidth_R>100 Different
SubDomBufferWidth_L0-25 Different
SubDomBufferWidth_R0-25 Different
Buffer0to25Feet_L45800Different
Buffer0to25Feet_R17950Different
DominantBufferVegetation_LHerbaceous Different
DominantBufferVegetation_RHerbaceous Different
SubDomBufferVegetation_LShrubs/Sapling Different
SubDomBufferVegetation_RShrubs/Sapling Different
DominantLandUse_LForest Different
DominantLandUse_RForest Different
SubDomLandUse_LNone Different
SubDomLandUse_RNone Different
MassFailuresLength_L   
MassFailuresLength_R   
MassFailuresOneNoneDifferent
MassFailuresMeanHeight_L   
MassFailuresMeanHeight_R   
FailureMeanHeight15 Different
GulliesNumber 0Different
Gullies NoneDifferent
GulliesLength 0Different
GullyMeanHeight   
SpringSeepAbundant Different
AdjacentWetlandAbundant Different
FlowStatusModerate Different
DebrisJamsNumber20Different
FlowRegTypeNone Different
FlowRegUse   
Impoundments   
ImpoundmentLocation   
FlowRegUpDownStreamNone Different
UpstreamFlowRegulation   
IsNoChannelConstrictionFalseFalse 
BeaverDamsNumber 0Different
BeaverDamAffectedLength 0Different
BridgeCulvertAssessmentYes Different
BarMidNumber1 Different
BarPointNumber4 Different
BarSideNumber1 Different
BarDiagonalNumber0 Different
BarDeltaNumber0 Different
BarIslandNumber0 Different
FloodChutesNumber80Different
NeckCutoffsNumber 0Different
ChannelAvulsionsNumber 0Different
BraidingNumber50Different
SteepRifflesNumber 0Different
HeadCutsNumber 0Different
TributaryRejuvenationNo Different
StraighteningStraightening NoneDifferent
StraighteningLength3779.6550Different
Dredging NoneDifferent
CommentsSubreach includes beaver meadows US and DS of a long mid-segment ledge drop, pinned between VT Rte 14 and valley wall continuous with opposite bank, that comprises most of the elevation change (repeat damage area with nowhere to go). Presence of road, bridges, and strategic post-flood windrowing encourage a single-thread channel in what would more likely be a series of connected beaver impoundments and multi-thread channels under reference conditions. Rte 14 cut from VW, may have diminished original FP slightly but FP still largely accessible in intermittent meadows. Different
rhaStreamTypeDune-Ripple Different
rhaDepartureType   
rhacommentsNo intact beaver dams, but frequent remnants of small dams likely impacted by recent floods (7/1/2017, 4/15/2019). Undercuts not fully evaluated, low counts due to combo of soil types and alder growth habit in intermittent beaver meadow areas. Different
HabAssessStreamType   
GeoAssessConfinementUnconfined Different
ChannelEvolutionStageIII Different
ChannelEvolutionModelF Different
GeoAssessCondition1Fair Different
GeoAssessSensitivityExtreme Different
AdjustmentNarrativeMid-segment ledge drop and continuous roadside riprap locks channel in beside road, limiting further channel adjustments to cyclic scour/deposition/redistribution in high flows, amplified by the straightening and combined bed and bank armoring. Beaver meadows US and DS of this section moderate these impacts to some extent but bear the brunt of them as well; majority of beaver dams appear quite transitory, and fine sediments are easily moved. Different
ReachesRID101101 
SegmentsRID35923572Different
VersionName2019 Different