Civil Works Casefile Worksheet
USACE Civil Works Research Chart
Corps of Engineers Project Tracker
Name:
Date:
Period:
State/Region:
Directions: Search usace.army.mil or regional water agency databases. Locate 3 nearby Corps civil works projects and fill in each blank below.
3 PROJECTS REQUIRED
Project & Waterway
Location
Key Dates
Why It Was Built (Purpose)
Web Evidence Source
Project 01 ENTRY A
Project Name:
Waterway / River:
Structure Type:
(e.g., Dam, Levee, Lock)
City / Town:
County & State:
Corps District:
Authorized Year:
Year Completed:
Major Upgrade Year:
Primary Mission (Check):
Flood Control
Navigation
Water Supply
Restoration
Specific Community Need / Problem Solved:
Source Website:
Web Address / URL:
(e.g., .mil / .gov)
Verified Fact / Metric:
Project 02 ENTRY B
Project Name:
Waterway / River:
Structure Type:
(e.g., Dam, Levee, Lock)
City / Town:
County & State:
Corps District:
Authorized Year:
Year Completed:
Major Upgrade Year:
Primary Mission (Check):
Flood Control
Navigation
Water Supply
Restoration
Specific Community Need / Problem Solved:
Source Website:
Web Address / URL:
(e.g., .mil / .gov)
Verified Fact / Metric:
Project 03 ENTRY C
Project Name:
Waterway / River:
Structure Type:
(e.g., Dam, Levee, Lock)
City / Town:
County & State:
Corps District:
Authorized Year:
Year Completed:
Major Upgrade Year:
Primary Mission (Check):
Flood Control
Navigation
Water Supply
Restoration
Specific Community Need / Problem Solved:
Source Website:
Web Address / URL:
(e.g., .mil / .gov)
Verified Fact / Metric:
Synthesis & Conclusion: Complete the Statements
1. The most prevalent reason the Corps built projects in our region is
2. Without these engineering structures, the surrounding community would likely face
US Army Corps of Engineers Educational Resource Standard: Web Source Evaluation & Regional Civil Infrastructure
