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APPENDIX B
Drainage Map ID Station # slope Channels (l or r)   Deposit Channel Boulders (med, 75, 90)     D 99 D 99 D 99 D99 Nominal Diam Superelevation Superelevation Velocity Velocity Comments-Detailed Notes
    Field Book (degrees) flow depth (l) flow depth (r) thickness width Median 75% 90% A-axis B-axis C-axis Volume Cube-Sphere   Velocity (Costa's) (Clarke)  
        (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (cubic m) (m) (degrees) (m/s) (m/s) cube-sphere  
                                      (m/s)
Camuri                                      
Chiquito                                      
  4-4-1 1 3.8-4.0 6 4.5   95.3 0.2                      
  4-4-2 1.1 2.5-3.0               5.1 4.1 2 41.8 3.47-4.31     10.3 6.7-7.4 both schist and gneiss boulders; largest gneiss boulder carried in matrix
  4-4-3 1.2 2.5         0.4-0.5                       bus buried with windows intact; laminar deposition around bus; boulders supported by coarse sandy pebbly matrix
  4-4-4 1.21       2.9                           new debris flow terrace (min. thk 2.9 m) cut by subsequent flood
  4-4-5 1.22                                   debris flow (12/17) from lateral channel depositing atop main channel deposits
  4-4-6 1.3 3               7.8 7.6 5 296.4 6.67-8.27     14 9.2-10.2 moved onto top of old house foundation
    1.3                 11.3 5 3.5 197.75 5.83-7.23     11.4 8.6-9.5 upchannel from previous boulder
  4-4-7 1.4 4.5-5.0     3.0-4.0   1.0-3.0                       imbricated boulders (1-3 m) in matrix; df deposit over flood deposit
  4-4-8 2   8 5.5   78                 2.0-3.0 5.8     evidence of a sequence of 3 events: top to bottom- coarse df, finer grained df, flood flow with fine deposition
  4-4-9 2.1 4.5 4.5           1.5 12 8.2 2.4 236.2 6.18-7.67     14.5 8.8-9.8 boulder deposited with top df event; old df exposed at base of channel with 1.5 m max boulders overlain by brownish red soil
  4-4-10 2.2 7.5         1     10 4.7 3.5 164.5 5.48-6.8     11.1 8.3-9.25 gneiss boulder; high concentration of large boulders with 1-m average dimension; about 10% larger clasts
  4-4-11 3 4.0-5.0 7 12   54                         some large (old) boulders not removed from bottom of channel; some deposition of boulders
  4-4-12 3.1 6 6 9   27.4                         major tributary debris flow channel
  4-4-13 3.2 13-14 16 10   17.4                         landslide blocked channel more likely than than superelevation
  4-4-14 3.3 5.0-6.0 9 8   26   1                    
                                       
San Julian (channel)                                      
  7-10-1 7/10/01 5 3.5   3.5 172       3.1 2.6 1 8.1 2.01-2.49     8.3 5.2-5.7 gneiss boulder
  7-10-1                   3.6 3 1.2 13          
  7-10-2 7/10/02 3.0-3.5     1.7 181     2.5                  
  7-10-2 7/10/02 3.0-3.5     7       0.5                   sequence of 3 old depsoits 7-m-thick capped by new
  7-10-3 7/10/03 3.5-5     3 111       5.3 2.7 1.9 27.2 3.00-3.73     8.4 6.3-6.9 gneissic boulder matrix supported
  7-10-3                   5.9 3.3 1.5 29.2 3.08-3.82     9.3 6.3-7.0 gneissic boulder matrix supported
  4-5-1 3.4       2.5     0.75                    
  7-10-4 7/10/04 4.0-5.0     3.0-6.0 135       6.3 2 1.9 23.9 2.88-3.58     7.3 6.1-6.8 dark gneissic boulder in a sandy gravelly matrix
  7-10-4                   4.4 2.6 1.8 20.6 2.74-3.40     8.3 6.0-6.6
  4-5-2 3.5       3     1.0-2.0                     in depositional central part of channel; upchannel from S2
  4-5-3 3.6 3 2.5   1                          
  4-5-4 4 2.5-3.5 1.5     75   2                    
  4-5-5 5                 2.0-3.0                
  4-5-6 6 3.0-4.0     1         5.6 5.2 3.9 113.6 4.84-6.0     11.6 7.9-8.7
  4-5-6 6                 5.5 5.2 1.6 45.76 3.58-4.43     11.6 6.8-7.5
  4-5-7 6.1 14               3.0-4.0                 side channel Q. las Choras, debris flow split community of San Julian
  7-10-5 7/10/05 5.5     >10 129-145       3 2.1 1.5 9.5 2.11-2.62     7.5 5.3-5.9 gneissic boulder
  7-10-5                   4.4 4.2 2.5 46.2 3.59-4.45     10.5 6.8-7.6 semi-rounded gneissic boulder near centerline of channel
  7-10-6 7/10/06         145     2.0-3.0                   old debris-flow terrace 17.4 m above present stream level; 8 cm thick carbon-rich layer over df with 2-3 m boudlers at 7.3 m height above present stream level;
  7-10-7 7/10/07 6 11   9 140       4.8 1.8 1.4 12.1 2.30-2.85     6.9 5.5-6.1 gneissic boulder
  4-5-8 7                 5 2.6 1 13 2.35-2.92     8.3 5.6-6.2 matrix of flow protected under rock; 11 largest boulders measured at this location
  7-10-8 7/10/08 5.5-6 10.6   10.6 75       3.6 2.3 1.9 15.7 2.51-3.11     7.8 5.7-6.4 gneissic boulder at constriction of channel
  7-10-9 7/10/09 4       71     3.5                   many boulders > 3m on upper bench
  7-10-10 7/10/10 6.0-6.5     5 98     2.5 6 5.3 1.8 57.2 3.85-4.78     11.7 7.0-7.8 old df terrace on east side of channel with D90= 2.5 m of semi-rounded gneiss about 5-6 m above present channel
  7-10-11 7/10/11 5.5     6 131       6.9 4.1 2.9 82 4.35-5.39     10.3 7.5-8.3 gneiss boulder
  4-5-9 8.05       3.5         1.0-2.0                 islands of rocky debris flow deposits left incised 2-3 m deep by subsequent flooding
  7-10-12 7/10/12 5.0-6.0     4 113     1.5                  
  4-5-10 8.1 4 5 12 4 71       2.0-3.0                 sequence of recent df, flood, df exposed in 4-m thick section over old df deposits; channel eroded to schist bedrock; middle of drainage filled with blocky debris; 4 degree slope on top surface of debris flow deposit
  7-10-13 7/10/13 5 5   4 90-94       9.5 5.9 2.6 145.7 5.26-6.53     12.3 8.2-9.1 dark banded gneiss boulder supported in matrix;boulder plucked out from nearby outcrop
  7-10-13 7/10/13 5               6.2 5.8 4 143.8 5.24-6.50     12.2 8.2-9.1 old boulders in df matrix
  7-10-13 7/10/13 5               7.2 6.6 3.8 180.6 5.65-7.01     13 8.5-9.4 old boulders in df matrix
  4-5-11 9                                   intact island of old df deposits with recent debris flow deposits atop in middle of channel; slightly raised bedrock bench on one side of channel; steep north-dipping bedrock foliation
  7-10-14 7/10/14 4.0-4.5 12.5   4 96       3.4 2.7 1.6 14.7 2.45-3.04     8.4 5.7-6.3 much higher trim line from flood (12.5 m) than from debris flow; augen gneiss boulder
  7-10-15 7/10/15 4.5     0.5 55                         mostly erosional scour in narrow channel; only thin deposition remaining on high terrace
  4-5-12 10 2.0-3.0 3 3   95       10.4 8.4 4.8 419.3 7.48-9.29     14.7 9.7-10.7 moved (?)-all sides of boulder appear fresh, unweathered; some parts of boulder covered by fresh deposits
  7-10-16 7/10/16 3.5-4.5 12   >2 66       8.4 6.4 3.2 172 5.56-6.90     12.8 8.4-9.3 2-m new deposit atop old terrace
  4-5-13 11 6.0-7.0 6                               at stream junction 2 separate debris flows; 1st df from 6-7 degree eastern (main) channel had largest boulders; later 2nd df down 15 degree channel crossed, ranup opposite slope, temporarily blocked channel; sandy matrix beneath blocks deposited across 2nd channel
  4-5-14 11 15.0     1.5       2                   debris flow runup on opposite side of junction of tributaries; imbricated larger boulders over inclined (5 degrees) sandy pre-event (?) surface
  4-5-15 11 6.0-7.0     5       2.5                   large incised bouldery debris-flow deposit just below junction of tributaries
  7-10-17 7/10/17 7     1.0-3 40       14.6 13.8 6.5 1309.6 10.9-13.57     18.7 11.6-12.9 old very rounded gneiss at edge of channel;recent deposit of 1-3 m thickness plastered against old df terrace
                                       
  7-11-1 7/11/01 6-6.5 8.7   1-1.5 49                         at tributary channel to west; erosional zone, very little (1.0-1.5 m deposition); old 5-m thick df terrace of angular-semi-rounded gneiss about 9-m above present channel
  7-11-2 7/11/02 16               7 5 4 140 5.19-6.44     11.4 8.1-9.0 steep side channel (fault zone?) near main channel of Q. San Julian
  7-11-3 7/11/03 4.5-7.0 10.9   1 43                         step-like irregular topography with bedrock in channel; mostly erosional section
  7-11-4 7/11/04   12.5     31       8.2 5.9 4 193.5 5.78-7.18     12.3 8.6-9.5 semi-rounded boulder of augen gneiss; eyewitness reports that this area was terrace with mangrove trees; pot hole eroded into bedrock indicating previous exposure
  7-11-5 7/11/05 5.0-7.0 7.3     31       18.4 11.5 3.5 740.6 9.05-11.23     17.1 10.6-11.8 large rock moved and jammed into place in steep scoured section with irregular slope surface
  7-11-6 7/11/06   10     34     2                   old rounded boulder in exposed df terrace 14-m high; multiple bedrock steps in channel
  7-11-7 7/11/07 8.5 12.7     40     1.5                   main channel completely clean exposing bedrock; side channels choked with boulders; df terraces exposed with semi-rounded boulders
  7-11-8 7/11/08 10.0-14.0 12