Estimation of potential debris-flow volumes for Centerville Canyon, Davis County, Utah (RI-267) Media Type:CD Contains a 146-page report and

Contains a 146-page report and 9 plates in easily readable PDF format that describe groundwater conditions in Morgan Valley

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Other significant anomalies coincide with plutons of Jurassic to Cenozoic age and units within the Precambrian basement

Estimation of potential debris-flow volumes for Centerville Canyon, Davis County, Utah (RI-267) Media Type:CD Contains a 146-page report andBy: R. E. Giraud and J. J. Castleton Contains a report providing estimates of potential debris flow volumes for Centerville Canyon, Utah. The debris flow volumes were estimated to aid Centerville City in sizing a debris basin for reducing the debris flow hazard on Centerville Creek. The debris flow volume estimates include debris flows initiated by rainfall following wildlife, and rainfall and snowmelt debris flows initiated independently of wildfire