Fish Passage Site 30103628

Coordinates (dec. deg.): 51.84939°, -176.65382°
Legal Description: S096S195W22
Region: Southwest
Road Name: Finger Bay Road

Datum: NAD83
Quad Name / ITM: Adak C-2
AWC Stream #: 306-70-10225
Stream Name: Mitt Creek

Elevation:

Site Comments: None

Survey Date: Sep 16, 2017

Survey ADAK17-C112

Observers: Mark Eisenman, Jeanette Alas

Overall Fish Passage Rating: Gray

Tidal: Yes
Backwatered: No

Step Pools: No
Construction Year:


Comments: This information was gathered as part of the joint reconnaissance level project between the ADF&G Habitat Division and the Fish Passage Assessment Project on Adak Island. Due to time constraints full site assessments were not conducted, but base line information was collected. Mitt Creek enters Sweeper Cove directly downstream of outlet. Outlet perched at low tide and maybe even at most high tides. Culvert outlet undercut.

Culvert Measurements

ID: 1 Structure Type: Box culvert (Reinforced concrete) Fish Passage Rating: Gray
 
Length(ft): 62.0
Inlet Type: Headwall
Outlet Type: Headwall
Corrugation Depth(in.):
Corrugation Width(in.):
Condition Rating(1-5): 2
Approach Angle:
Sedimentation At Inlet: Yes
Inlet Substrate:
Outlet Substrate: None
InletOutlet
Width(ft):3.5 3.5
Height(ft):4.5 4.5
Apron Length(ft):
Water Depth(ft):
Rustline Height(ft):
Substrate Depth(ft): 0.0
Backwatered?: No
Baffles Present: No
Embedded?: No
Outfall Height:
Outfall Type: Free Fall on To Rip Rap
Constriction Ratio:
Culvert Gradient:
Max Slope:
Max Slope Length:
 

Comments: Outfall greater than 1 foot at low tides. Culvert may be innundated at very high tides, but looks like there might still be an outfall at most high tides. Outlet apron creates low water depth barrier.

Stream Measurements

Stream SubstratesUpstreamDownstream
Dominant:
Subdominant:
Stream Slope(deg.):
Stream Flow Stage:Medium

No stream width data available.

Elevations

No elevation data available.

Fish Sampling Efforts

No fish sampling occurred during this survey.

Fish Observations

No fish observations occurred during this survey.

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