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The document identifies several flood defenses that were constructed in Cockermouth following flooding 3 years prior. These include: 1) An ongoing extension of the river wall; 2) Temporary sandbagging; 3) A footbridge with strengthened walls; 4) An automated lifting barrier on Cocker Lane; 5) Floodproofing and extending residences; 6) Double gates at the Market Square entrance. The defenses aim to prevent future flooding in vulnerable areas around the rivers Cocker and Derwent.
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- Silt and sediment pressure on the upstream face
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- 1. Cockermouth - 3 Years on .. What defences can you identify?
- 2. The view across to Rubbybanks Road from the footbridge – River LEFT Cocker What defences can you identify?
- 3. Wall extension - on-going New strengthened wall Temporary Sandbagging What defences can you identify?
- 4. Cocker Lane Footbridge What defences can you identify?
- 5. Cocker Lane What defences can you identify?
- 8. Still under construction + 3 yrs
- 9. Residence?
- 10. Floodproof and extend What defences can you identify?
- 11. Market Sq
- 12. What defences can you identify?
- 13. Croftside What defences can you identify?
- 14. Business?
- 16. Double gates
- 17. River right above Main St bridge What defences can you identify?
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