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Maybe someone has been hiking out there to maintain the creek, but that's some serious middle-of-nowhere territory, so I doubt it. Also, it's depicted as a big
by username223 9y ago
Maybe someone has been hiking out there to maintain the creek, but that's some serious middle-of-nowhere territory, so I doubt it. Also, it's depicted as a big flat marsh on the USGS 7.5' maps, so I imagine it doesn't experience much erosion.
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- mannykannot 9y agoIt is a day's hike from the roadhead, on an established trail, and at the point of the split, the water flows freely. The run-off from a single storm could be enough to close off one branch, and if left to its own devices, this fork would probably open and close repeatedly before settling on one direction. Pics and more info: http://www.amusingplanet.com/2014/09/parting-of-waters-creek-that-flows-into.html http://www.amusingplanet.com/2014/09/parting-of-waters-creek...
- username223 9y agoThanks! That website is a JavaScript-soaked nightmare, but I'll try to check it out when I'm next in the area (and maybe even do some creek maintenance ;-).