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Geographic Territory |
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83 flood control lakes/reservoirs |
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All or parts of 17 states: |
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(5 dry dams out of 383 in Corps) |
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Ala, Ga, Ill, Ind, Ky, Md, Miss, Minn, Mass,. |
(Ind-8; Ky-18; N.Y-2; Ohio-28; Pa-11,) |
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N.C, N.Y, Ohio, Pa, Tenn, Va, Wis & W. Va. |
(Tenn-5, Va-2; W.Va-9) |
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- 335,000 sq.miles/70 million population |
25.3 million acre-feet of flood storage |
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- 27 projects under construction |
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at Corps lakes |
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- 182 projects operated/maintained |
539 miles of levees inspected |
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- Real estate holdings: 688,000 acres |
95 local flood protection projects |
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of land, which includes 517,000 acres |
- $3.6 billion to construct |
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of lake surface area |
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- more than $24.5 billion cumulative |
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Military |
damages prevented |
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- $2.45 billion in damages |
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States of Ky, Ind, Ill, Ohio, Miss |
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prevented in 2005 |
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306,000 square miles |
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Recreation |
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- 8 Army and 4 Air Force installations |
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- 2 DOD sites |
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82 lakes |
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Major military environmental stewardship or |
747 Recreation Areas |
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improvement activities |
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- 402 Corps managed |
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- Joliet AAP, Ill and Kincheloe AFB, Miss |
- 345 Partner managed |
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$58 million spent on military environmental |
73 visitor centers |
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activities |
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49 state parks |
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Hydropower |
676 boat ramps |
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15,691 campsites |
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10 Corps plants on St. Marys and |
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- 5,877 Corps managed |
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Cumberland Rivers |
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- 9,814 Partner managed |
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935 megawatts capacity |
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15,942 miles of shoreline |
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3.8 billion kwh generated |
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Visitation: 94 million visits in 2005 |
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$44 million in revenue from sales |
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Impact: Over $1.4 billion in local spending |
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15 non-Federal plants at Corps dams |
- $5.55 milllion in users fees in 2005 |
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900 megawatts capacity |
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Environmental Stewardship |
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Interagency, International Services |
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1.45 million acres of land and water |
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$39 million spent on Support to |
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11,750 miles of shoreline |
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Other Agencies in FY05 |
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19,000 acres of mitigation land |
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20 EPA Superfund cleanup sites |
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39 state wildlife management areas |
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Other Programs |
4 Federal fish hatcheries and refuges |
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49 State Parks/natural areaes |
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$48 million spent on FUSRAP |
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2,500 acres of prairie restored/managed |
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8 FUSRAP (Formerly Used Sites |
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15 threatened & endangered species |
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Remedial Action Program locations) |
13 Corps natural areas |
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Navigation |
Regulatory Permits |
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3400 miles of commercial waterways |
Section 404, Clean Water Act, 1972, |
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- 10% of U.S. inland waterways |
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prohibits discharging dredged material into |
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- Carry 43% of U.S. inland waterborne |
US waters without a Corps permit. |
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commerce |
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Section 10, Rivers & Harbors Act, 1899, |
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- Ohio River System tonnage: 271 mil. tons |
prohibits obstruction of navigable U.S. waters |
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- Main commodities: coal & aggregates |
without a Corps permit. |
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- Great Lakes tonnage: 178 million tons |
- 1,250 individual permits issued in FY04 |
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78 lock & dam projects |
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- 11,500 activities authorized |
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(out of 209 Corps locks) |
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under general permits |
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Ohio River: 20 |
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- 475 acres of wetlands |
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Allegheny River: 8 |
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affected by permits |
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Monongahela River: 9 |
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- 1,133 acres of wetland protection, |
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Kanawha River: 3 |
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restoration or creation required |
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Kentucky River: 13 (caretaker status) |
Budget & Manpower |
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Green River: 8 (4 incaretaker status) |
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Cumberland River: 4 |
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Total Division employees: |
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Tennessee River: 9 |
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4,500 civilians, 19 military |
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Clinch River: 1 |
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(+150 summer hires) |
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St. Mary's River: 1 |
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Division office employees: 115 |
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Chicago Harbor: 1 |
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94 civilians, 2 military |
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Niagara River: 1 |
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Annual budget: $1.4 billion |
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Civil workload: $954.3 million |
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Civil manpower: 4,015 FTE |
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Harbor |
Military workload: 358 million |
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Environment workload: $42 million |
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66 deep draft (>14ft.) ports |
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Military manpower: 426 FTE |
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80 shallow draft harbors |
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Interagency, International Services: $39 million |
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Tonnage moving through ports |
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FUSRAP workload: $48 million |
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- 178 million tons |
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Civil SFO manpower: 80 FTE |
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Emergency Responses |
Dredged harbor & channels |
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4.5 million cu. yds. at a cost of $4.5 million |
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Jan. 2005 flooding - Ohio, Ind, & Pa. |
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Sept 2004 Hurricane Frances |
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Sept 2004 Flooding Ohio, W. Va.& Pa |
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($10M FEMA Missions) |
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Buffalo, N.Y. |
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July 2004 Advance Measures |
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Chicago, Ill. |
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Dead River Basin, MI |
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Detroit, Mich. |
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May 2004 Flooding IN and WV |
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Pittsburgh, Pa. |
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($5.5M FEMA Missions) |
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Huntington, W.Va. |
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Mar. 2004 Pt Pleasant WV Local |
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Louisville, Ky. |
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Protection Project Rehab ($1.5M) |
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Nashville, Tenn |
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Sept 2003 Hurricane Isabel |
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May 2003 Storms IL and TN |
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Dec. 2002 Typhoon Pongsona |
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July 2002 Typhoon Chataan |
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Division Office |
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