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Boulder weir in Camp Creek that partially shifted and caught substantial quantities of large wood during January 1997 storm. Photo courtesy of Six Rivers National Forest, taken in September 1997.


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This photograph shows a boulder weir in Camp Creek partially blown out by January 1997 storm but still providing local scour. Photo courtesy of Six Rivers National Forest, September 1997.


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This log structure on Camp Creek lost two out of five logs during the January 1997 storm event but was still functioning when inspected in September 1997. Note sediment deposition in margin. Photo courtesy of Six Rivers National Forest.


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A large log structure that broke free at a location upstream and floated downstream, where it caught on this boulder structure in lower Camp Creek. Photo courtesy of Six Rivers National Forest, taken in September 1997.


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Only part of this boulder weir on Camp Creek remains after the January 1997 storm. Camp Creek partially re-routed in foreground, widening the active channel. Condition of the structure was rated as fair. Photo courtesy of Six Rivers National Forest, taken in September 1997.