photo 1. · \\h\13351 2017 ph033-1 inspection photos photo 3. looking southeast from the centerline...

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\\H\13351 2017 PH033-1 Inspection Photos

Photo 1. Looking southeast from the SBL shoulder of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.64.

Photo 2. Looking southeast from the NBL shoulder of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.63.


Photo 3. Looking southeast from the centerline of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.61.

Photo 4. Looking southeast along the NBL shoulder of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.62 at the north end of the CNR pile wall. There has been some soil additional loss between the last two piles since 2016.


Photo 5. Looking at the soil loss between the two nortermost piles at the CNR pile wall along the NBL shoulder of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.62.


Photo 6. Looking north at the inlet to the CNR trunk CPP drain pipe from the NBL shoulder of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.52. The inlet to the CPP CNR Trunk pipe is partially clogged.

Photo 7. Looking southeast from the SBL of Hwy 744:04 from km 59.51 towards the backslope failure above the highway (No significant change since 2016).


Photo 8. Looking south along the SBL guardrail of Hwy 744;04 at km 59.5 at the sideslope above the CNR right-of-way.

Photo 9. Looking northwest from the SBL of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.48. The erosion of the shoulder along the edge of the ACP is now at about 0.3m past the guardrail.


Photo 10. Looking south from the SBL of Hwy 744:04 at km 59.47 (No significant change since 2016).

Photo 11. Looking west from the east bank of the Heart River towards the CNR slide.


Photo 12. Looking south from the north side of the CNR landslide.

Photo 13. Looking southeast from the north side of the CNR slide.


Photo 14. Looking southwest towards the upper tier of the CNR slide.

Photo 15. Looking south toward the toe of the CNR slide.


Photo 16. Looking southwest below the scour caused by the breakage in the CNR CPP Trunk pipe. The scour has grown since 2016 with more silt and sand accumulating on the terrace below.


Photo 17. Looking west towards the CNR pile wall. Theer has been some soil loss between a few piles at the north end.

Photo 18. Looking southeast at the CNR pile wall (No significant change since 2016).


Photo 19. Looking up from the bench below the CNR pile wall at the soil loss between the two northernmost piles.


Photo 20. Looking southwest at the soil loss between the two northernmost piles at the CNR pile wall.

photo 1. · \\h\13351 2017 ph033-1 inspection photos photo 3. looking southeast from the centerline...

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