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Narromine Flood Study - Final Report

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The activities comprising the present investigation included:

1. Review of flooding patterns in the area presently covered by the model and preparation of a
brief for additional cross sectional survey which would also cover areas earmarked by
Council for possible future development. These areas are shown on Figure 1.1.
2. Adjust the MIKE 11 model to incorporate the overbank flow paths discussed previously,
extend the model into the potential development areas and confirm that the potential
downstream control on flood levels in the town (i.e. the banks of the irrigation canal
between the Mitchell Highway and Warren Road), were correctly incorporated in the model.
3. In view of the modifications to the hydraulic model, it was necessary to tune it to reproduce
flooding patterns observed during the February 1955 flood of record, prior to using it for
design flood estimation. Recorded peak flood levels were available for the February 1955
flood.

__Section 2__ discusses the amendments to the hydraulic model which were made to simulate the
overtopping of the river bank and water filling the southern floodplain, as well as the refinements
made to the model to simulate flooding on the southern side of the Main Western Railway. As
mentioned, in view of the substantial changes to the model, it was considered advisable to test its
ability to reproduce February 1955 flooding patterns. This task required some adjustments to the
“2006 Floodplain Model” to replicate the “February 1955 Floodplain”.

__Section 3__ describes the results of hydraulic modelling of the design flood events and presents
information on the distribution of flows and peak water surface levels in Narromine. Results are
presented as peak flood depths and elevations, peak water surface profiles and plans showing
indicative extents of inundation and provisional flood hazard based on the depth and velocity
criteria presented in the Floodplain Development Manual, 2005.

__Section 4__ contains a list of references.

Supplementary details are given in the Appendices. __Appendix A__ contains tabulations of flood
level, discharge and velocity data for each of the design storm events modelled and sketches of
culverts are presented in __Appendix B__.

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