Definition of Low hazard

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Low hazard

The term 'Low hazard' as it applies to the area of reclamation can be defined as ' A downstream hazard classification for dams in which no lives are in jeopardy and minimal economic loss (undeveloped agriculture, occasional uninhabited structures, or minimal outstanding natural resources) would occur as a result of failure of the dam. This classification also applies to structures other than dams'.

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