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Streambank Inventory and Protection Soldotna Reach, Kenai River, Alaska

by Frank F. Reckendorf, West Natl Technical Center, Portland, United States,
Leland Saele, West Natl Technical Center, Portland, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '93

Abstract:

This paper discusses bank conditions found along the Kenai River within the city of Soldotna in Alaska. River banks were inventoried in May 1990 by USDA Soil Conservation Service (SCS) staff from Anchorage and Home, ALaska, and Portland, Oregon. Field methods used had been developed and field tested by the SCS in 1989 (Reckendorf, 1989). The full results of the SCS study along the Soldotna reach are presented in Reckendorf and Saele (1991).

Subject Headings: River bank stabilization | Rivers and streams | Inventories | Field tests | Urban areas | Shoreline protection | Geomorphology | United States | Alaska | Oregon

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