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The v-notch weir of watershed 9 is still in good shape, even more than 20 years after operation has ceased.

imageID: 20798
Description: The v-notch weir of watershed 9 is still in good shape, even more than 20 years after operation has ceased.
Keywords: watershed structures
watershed research
watershed management
Photographer: Boris Poff
Original collection id: DSC01602
Media: Digital
Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Quality: 3
Location: Watershed 9, Beaver Creek Experimental Watershed; AZ; USA
Date(mm/dd/yyyy): 08/21/2005
Comments: In the summer of 2005 Watershed 9 is one of the watersheds that are considered to be reinstated as part of the Upper Beaver Creek Thinning Project. With reinstated gauged watersheds the Forest Service hopes to gather long term data on the effects of large scale restoration treatments.
Citation: Use of this image is governed by Creative Commons CC BY. If you use the image, please include the following citation:

USDA Forest Service. 2007. Forest Service Research Image Library. Fort Collins, CO: Forest Service Research Data Archive. https://www.fs.usda.gov/rds/imagedb

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