Case study:Bidasoa Dam removal 2
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Location: 43° 16' 51.06" N, 1° 40' 58.82" W
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Project overview
Status | Complete |
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Themes | Environmental flows and water resources, Habitat and biodiversity, Hydromorphology |
Country | Spain |
Main contact forename | Maria Eugenia |
Main contact surname | Hernando |
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Contact organisation | Servicio de Biodiversidad. Departamento de Desarrollo Rural y Medio Ambiente de Navarra |
Contact organisation web site | http://https://www.navarra.es/home es/Temas/Medio+Ambiente/ |
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The demolition of the San Martín or Bera Dam, 2.85 m high and 102.84 meters long, was carried out. It is the third obstacle in the Bidasoa River from the sea. The works begin on 08/29/2016 and conclude on 10/4/2016 The following actions were carried out during the works:
- Access to the work, cofferdams and conditions. Clearing and clearing of vegetation
- Demolition of the structures (weir and plant intake) and in situ valorization of the materials as fill.
- Regularizing and conserving the gravels of the riverbed.
- Repair of accesses and revegetation of the affected areas
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