West Bear Creak study area: lidar-based DEMs, flowaccumulation and watersheds
derived by r.watershed
Airphoto with 300ft grid with State plane coordinates [ft]
Airphoto with 300ft grid and contours
Airphoto with 300ft grid and contours with labels (sorry for the
extra 0000, see that the banks are higher (80ft) than the terrain in the field (78ft)
Wider area showing benchmarks along the railroad and potential for flooding
Even wider area showing location of study site in relation to I-70
DEM with red arrows showing the dicthes(?), water depth distribution if there was no
drainage
20ft DEM, S-view
10ft DEM, S-view
20ft DEM, E-view
10ft DEM, E-view
Flowaccumulation
Flowaccumulation, SE view
Subwatersheds
Lidar-based DEM views (12ft resolution), land use and potential
channels derived by r.watershed: Neuse river east of Goldsboro
S-view
N-view
Spatial pattern of water depth derived by r.sim.water,
dry-path and wet-path derived by r.watershed
pools of water in depressions are shown in darker blue
Water depth
Water depth and channels
Dry path (red), possible channels (blue)
Links to data sources
USGS groundwater well data - real time
Neuse river hydrologic observatory
includes 30m DEM, 1998 land use, point sources
NCGS aerial photographs, includes Lenoir county from 1954
Lenoir county GIS
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