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Topic Tour: CDFG Wheatfield Fork #2 CDFG Photos 2001
 

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Photograph of a mid-channel pool on the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River just downstream of Annapolis Road in fall 2001. Riprap along Skaggs Springs-Stewarts Point Road confines the channel and provides cover. Note willows sprouting from soil deposits between boulders. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. WF_HU.0408 Photo #11 HU #0408 10.10.01 63.8oF H2O Mid-channel pool [4.2] Embeddedness=5 Substrate=B Shelter value=2 Left bank composed of riprap; 50% of length to preserve Skaggs Springs Road. Annapolis Road meets Skaggs Springs at the head of this unit.


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This photo shows a mid-channel pool on the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River taken during an October 10, 2001 survey. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. CDFG notes: WF_HU.0415 Photo #10 HU #0415 10.10.01 61.8oF H2O Mid-channel pool [4.2] Embeddedness=3 Substrate=C Shelter value=1


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This photo shows a bank failure adjacent to a run along the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River taken during an October 2001 survey. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. WF_HU.504 Photo #8 HU #504 10.11.01 63.7oF H2O Run [3.3] Shelter value=1 Landslide 40ft high X 105ft long Right bank


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This photo shows the edge of an old landslide along the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River taken during an October 2001 survey. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. WF_HU.0574A Photo #5 HU #0574A 63.5oF H2O Mid-channel pool [4.2] Embeddedness=3 Substrate=C Shelter value=1 Landslide left bank 126ft high X160ft wide


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Same locations as Picture 4 but from a different angle. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. WF_HU.0574B Photo # HU #0574 63.5oF H2O Mid-channel pool [4.2] Embeddedness=3 Substrate=C Shelter value=1 Landslide left bank 126ft high X160ft wide


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Unknown location on Wheatfield Fork Gualala River with a beautiful, bedrock-formed pool. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program.


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Streamside landslide contributing sediment to the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. WF_HU.562 Photo #7 HU #562 10.12.01 62.8oF H2O Lateral scour pool, bedrock formed. [5.4] Embeddedness=5 Substrate=B Shelter value=1 Landslide left bank, 180ft high X 140ft long.


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Hillslope of riparian zone of the Wheatfield Fork Gualala River has a pattern of vegetation reflecting a large landslide within the last twenty years. Invasive, non-native pampas grass provides much of slope cover. Photo provided courtesy of the California Department of Fish and Game North Coast Watershed Assessment Program. WF_HU.234 Photo #20? HU #234 10.04.01 63.8oF H2O Mid-channel pool [3.4] Embeddedness=5 Substrate=B Shelter value=0 Landslide: 340ft high X 170ft wide





 
 
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