Inundation Areas
In general, the term inundation area commonly refers to areas downstream
of a dam that would be at high risk in the event of a dam breach. However,
this study uses the term inundation area to refer to temporary storm water
storage basins located upstream from a dam. Therefore, in the context of
this study, inundation areas are storm water storage areas, also known as
the flood retarding basins, and their primary purpose is to help decrease
flood risk for areas downstream by holding water from heavy rain events
until the dam can safety discharge the stored water.

Going Places divided the Region’s land into 2 classes: Inundation Areas and
Non-Inundation Areas.

Source: Hydrography Digital Line Graph Data (DLG), Ohio Office of Information
Technology (OIT) available at www.oit.ohio.gov/sdd/ess/gis/data.asp.
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