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This page contains detailed information from the KRIS Photodatabase table about photos from sub-basin Upper Sheepscot and series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area.

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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, July 5, 1950. Abutment and remains, of old dam approximately 200 yards above Somerville Road Bridge, and approximately 21 miles above Alna Bridge. Formerly a tannery, sawmill, etc. located here. Channel now clear.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, July 5, 1950. Abutment and remains, of old dam approximately 200 yards above Somerville Road Bridge, and approximately 21 miles above Alna Bridge. Formerly a tannery, sawmill, etc. located here. Channel now clear.
Filename abutments.jpg
Filesize 96745
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Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View of 2nd (upper) of two active beaver dams in deadwater at head of big meadow above Somerville (at 37,290 yards above Alna Bridge). 2 to 3 ft. drop and 12 ft. wide; impassable to salmon.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View of 2nd (upper) of two active beaver dams in deadwater at head of big meadow above Somerville (at 37,290 yards above Alna Bridge). 2 to 3 ft. drop and 12 ft. wide; impassable to salmon.
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Filesize 103066
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Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. Lowermost of two active beaver dams in deadwater area at upper end of big meadow above Somerville (at 37,140 yards or 22 miles above Alna Bridge). Water drop is only 8 inches but at this water stage is practically impassable to adult salmon. View looking upstream.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. Lowermost of two active beaver dams in deadwater area at upper end of big meadow above Somerville (at 37,140 yards or 22 miles above Alna Bridge). Water drop is only 8 inches but at this water stage is practically impassable to adult salmon. View looking upstream.
Filename deawater_2.jpg
Filesize 60531
Meta_Id Photo_Historic
Notefile sheepscot.htm#Pics_Historic1
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Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. Bryant standing beside inhabited beaver house, located a few yards above second active beaver dam at head of big meadow above Somerville. Approximately 22.25 miles above Alna Bridge. Also shows extremely difficult hiking encountered at upper end of meadow.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. Bryant standing beside inhabited beaver house, located a few yards above second active beaver dam at head of big meadow above Somerville. Approximately 22.25 miles above Alna Bridge. Also shows extremely difficult hiking encountered at upper end of meadow.
Filename deawater_3.jpg
Filesize 85320
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Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View of upper active beaver dam in a big meadow above Somerville (at 37,290 yds. or 22 miles) above Alna Bridge, impassable to salmon.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View of upper active beaver dam in a big meadow above Somerville (at 37,290 yds. or 22 miles) above Alna Bridge, impassable to salmon.
Filename deawater_4.jpg
Filesize 77328
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Notefile sheepscot.htm#Pics_Historic1
Path us/deawater_4.jpg
Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View of Equisetum and rush covered meadow above Somerville 21.75 miles up, where channel exists only in occasional small pockets of shallow water (back of canoe). One of many red-winged blackbirds can be seen on the rushes above its young, back of the canoe.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View of Equisetum and rush covered meadow above Somerville 21.75 miles up, where channel exists only in occasional small pockets of shallow water (back of canoe). One of many red-winged blackbirds can be seen on the rushes above its young, back of the canoe.
Filename somerville_marsh1.jpg
Filesize 57855
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Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. At approximately 22 miles above Alna Bridge, showing end of upper channel in acres of rush covered meadow above Somerville. Stream channel peters out in foreground. Bad for salmon passage, particularly adults.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. At approximately 22 miles above Alna Bridge, showing end of upper channel in acres of rush covered meadow above Somerville. Stream channel peters out in foreground. Bad for salmon passage, particularly adults.
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Filesize 62013
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Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot


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Basin Sheepscot
Caption Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View in flooded meadow above Somerville (36,400 yds. or 21.75 miles above Alna Bridge) looking back over part of 300 to 500 yard stretch of no definite channel. Water flows (or seeps) thru acres of Equisetium sp. (horsetails). Water is less than a foot deep and hard work pushing a canoe through. This stretch may bother adult salmon moving to spawning grounds, and young seaward migrants, although the latter can probably work their way thru. Dead water above and below harbors pickerel and is a bad area for young salmon.
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Category Historical Photos
Description Sheepscot River, June 29, 1950. View in flooded meadow above Somerville (36,400 yds. or 21.75 miles above Alna Bridge) looking back over part of 300 to 500 yard stretch of no definite channel. Water flows (or seeps) thru acres of Equisetium sp. (horsetails). Water is less than a foot deep and hard work pushing a canoe through. This stretch may bother adult salmon moving to spawning grounds, and young seaward migrants, although the latter can probably work their way thru. Dead water above and below harbors pickerel and is a bad area for young salmon.
Filename somerville_marsh3.jpg
Filesize 66457
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Notefile sheepscot.htm#Pics_Historic1
Path us/somerville_marsh3.jpg
Series Historical Photos- 1950 Somerville Marsh Area
SubBasin Upper Sheepscot



 
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