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City of Virginia Beach subcatchments as of March 2023. A subcatchment is used to model the runoff from a given area of land. Each subcatchment generates a runoff hydrograph, that is typically routed into a downstream…
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Street segments within the City of Virginia Beach
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Natural Drainage Basins.
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USGS tide gauges in Virginia Beach.
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Dams and Spillways
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A stormwater structure for access to the system.
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A mechanical device for storm water system that draws material into itself through an entrance port and forces the material out through an exhaust port.
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Any location where storm water pipes directly discharge effluent.
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Includes Channel Markers, Day Markers, No Wake Signs, No Wake Buoys and other Nautical Navigation Aids.
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Stormwater Management Facilities, also referred to as BMPs, are stormwater treatment sites. May include retention ponds, infiltration basins, or other manufactured devices.
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Ditch or Channel where unenclosed stormwater conveyance takes place.
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The location where storm water is collected and received into the utility system.
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A stormwater pipeline for the transport of stormwater between the source, holding facilities, and/or treatment facilities.
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