Bow River 2-Dimensional Flood Modeling and Mapping
McElhanney used hydraulic modeling to complete flood modeling and mapping of the Bow River in Canmore, Alberta.
From watershed assessments to site-specific improvements, we have delivered solutions to support some of the biggest challenges facing your community. McElhanney’s experience in planning, design, and construction services covers the entire water cycle. Committed to our people, our clients, and our partners, our team continually adapts to suit today’s end-user – delivering the right solution for your water engineering project.
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McElhanney used hydraulic modeling to complete flood modeling and mapping of the Bow River in Canmore, Alberta.
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“The McElhanney Water Resources team is home to some of Western Canada’s most trusted professionals in hydrology and hydraulics, water and sewer network engineering, and stormwater management. In partnership with our in-house experts in geomatics, construction services, environmental, landscape architecture, and planning, we deliver practical solutions that get built every day. We pride ourselves in our deeply rooted local knowledge of the water systems flowing through the communities we live in: your challenge is our passion.”
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