Floodwalls

Measures related to physical infrastructure opportunities to address flood risk

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Floodwalls   DESCRIPTION:
Floodwalls are constructed on existing grade to create barriers for occasional flooding. They are typically constructed of raised concrete elements along the shoreline or upland to prevent flooding of inland assets.
SHORELINE LOCATION: DESIGN LIFE: IMPACT ON THE WATERFRONT:
Shoreline or Upland 50 - 100 years Minor Intervention
ADAPTABILITY:
Varies
CONSTRUCTION COST:
TBD
COASTAL FLOOD HAZARDS MITIGATED:
         
Sea Level Rise Storm Surge Groundwater Waves Erosion
Types of Floodwalls:
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Barrier Railing Raised Feature

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