Williams River

NOTE: Enter the Confinement Evaluated first, then the Scores, then the rest.

Rapid Geomorphic Assessment
	Confinement Evaluated	Unconfined
	Geomorphic Assessment Scores
		Score	STD (7.5)	Historic (7.5)
7.1	Channel Degradation	15	None	No
7.2	Channel Aggradation	13	None	No
7.3	Widening Channel	14	None	No
7.4	Change in Planform	12	None	No
	Total Score	54
	Condition Rating	0.68
7.5	Channel Evolution Model	F
	Channel Evolution Stage	IV
7.6	Geomorphic Stream Condition	Good
7.7	Stream Sensitivity	Very High
7.5	Channel Adjustment Processes Narrative
	This segment has very little encroachment throughout and winds through a historic beaver meadow. Though only one current beaver dam was observed the imagery suggests that historically there were more dams influencing the reach. This historical beaver meadow, though not currently active, still plays a role in the channel adjustment process. There is still evidence of aggradation, but the dominant channel adjustment process is planform adjustment. This can be seen as scour on the outside of bends and the presence of multiple mid-channel bars. This segment therefore received a stage IV designation.