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Rainbow Gardens Weir

Rainbow Gardens Weir completed
Rainbow Gardens Weir, May 2006

This structure was constructed and completed in 2004. It is one of the few grade control structures on the Wash that is built of a material besides confined rock riprap. The Rainbow Gardens Weir is a roller compacted concrete structure founded on drilled concrete piles. The structure is designed as a gravity concrete dam with a broad crest weir and stepped chute spillway. The structure has a permanent footprint of one acre. The exposed concrete along the access ramp on both sides of the weir includes a coloring admixture to blend with surrounding soils. The Rainbow Gardens Weir was constructed as part of SNWA Contract 170-A for erosion control at the Las Vegas Wash.

Construction at Rainbow Gardens Weir Construction of Rainbow Gardens Weir, 2004

 

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Bed Stabilization
-Types of Structures
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Upper Diversion Weir
Demonstration Weir
Pabco Weir
Historic Lateral Weir
Fire Station Weir
Monson/Visitor Center Weirs
Bostick Weir
Rainbow Gardens Weir
Calico Ridge Weir
Powerline Crossing Weir
- Structure Photo Gallery
Bank Protection
Sediment Study
Bureau of Reclamation Continues Contribution of Las Vegas Wash
Recycling Las Vegas History