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Min 622

 
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This site was just downstream of MIN620.  We restored a corner bank that was eroding and removed a large log jam that was caused by a foot bridge that was swept downstream. Special thanks to the Stewardship Rangers and Manitoulin Tree Services!

  
    Materials;

    Linear (m) MIN 620= 60m, MIN 622 = 10m
 m2 in-stream restoration MIN620=295m2, MIN 622= 141m2
 132 native trees and shrubs
 Riparian habitat m2 MIN620=400m2, MIN622 = 340m2
 7 roots wads,
 2 boulder clusters
 Spawning gravel
 4 pools (21 m long with pool dimensions at: 0.7m deep 14.6 m2; 0.35m deep 10.2 m2; 0.4m deep 9.2m2; 0.5m    deep  13.9m2)
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