Area/Topic  |  Bibliography   |  Background   |  Hypotheses   |  Home


 
 

KRIS Navarro : Picture Page

Area Rancheria Creek
Topic Tour: Rancheria Creek High Winter Flows 2002
 

12_31_02_109a_rancheria_mp34_sm.jpg 36K  Click on image to enlarge (36K).  Click here to display a larger version (293K).

This photo shows Rancheria Creek near Highway 128 milepost 34, during high winter flows at 2 P.M. on December 31, 2002, when the Navarro River was flowing at approximately 10,000 cubic feet per second. This photograph looks upstream. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian.


12_31_02_110a_rancheria_mp34_sm.jpg 40K  Click on image to enlarge (40K).  Click here to display a larger version (315K).

This photo shows Rancheria Creek near Highway 128 milepost 34, during high winter flows at 2 P.M. on December 31, 2002, when the Navarro River was flowing at approximately 10,000 cubic feet per second. This photograph looks downstream. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian.


12_31_02_115a_gully_sm.jpg 45K  Click on image to enlarge (45K).  Click here to display a larger version (330K).

This photo shows a gully (cause unknown) on the hillside above Highway 128, southeast of Shearing Creek. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian on December 31, 2002.


12_31_02_116a_roadcuts_sm.jpg 32K  Click on image to enlarge (32K).  Click here to display a larger version (242K).

This photo shows erosion sites adjacent to Highway 128, southeast of Shearing Creek. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian on December 31, 2002.


12_31_02_117a_rancheria_usfishrock_sm.jpg 34K  Click on image to enlarge (34K).  Click here to display a larger version (284K).

This photo shows Rancheria Creek at the Fish Rock Road bridge, during high winter flows at 3 P.M. on December 31, 2002, when the Navarro River was flowing at approximately 9,000 cubic feet per second. This photograph looks upstream. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian.


12_31_02_118a_rancheria_usfishrock..jpg 244K  Click on image to enlarge (244K).

This photo shows Rancheria Creek at the Fish Rock Road bridge, during high winter flows at 3 P.M. on December 31, 2002, when the Navarro River was flowing at approximately 9,000 cubic feet per second. This photograph shows the streambank on the southeast side of the bridge. Large amounts of fine sediment are visible. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian.



To learn more about this topic click Info Links
To view additional information (data source, aquisition date etc.) about this page, click Metadata
 
 
  www.krisweb.com