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Topic	Tour: Slump above Highway 128 in Anderson Valley, 2002

 

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This photo shows an actively eroding slump above Highway 128 in Anderson Valley, on the straight stretch northwest of Boonville. A major winter storm had just finished, and sediment-laden water is running down the center of the slump. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian on December 31, 2002.


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This photo is a close-up of the previous photo. It shows an actively eroding slump above Highway 128 in Anderson Valley, on the straight stretch northwest of Boonville. A major winter storm had just finished, and sediment-laden water is running down the center of the slump. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian on December 31, 2002.


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This photo was taken several hundred feet southeast of the previous photo. It shows a gully running parallel to Highway 128, draining sediment-laden runoff from an actively eroding slump. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian on December 31, 2002.


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This photo was taken several feet southeast (downstream) of the previous photo. From the upper-right of the photograph, sediment-laden runoff from a roadside gully (fed by the actively eroding slump shown in photo #1 and #2) is entering an unnamed tributary to the Navarro River. Photo was taken by Eli Asarian on December 31, 2002.

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