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Bonneville Fish Hatchery Dam

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Small dam used as a water source for Bonneville Fish Hatchery (Steve Hart)

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This is a small dam used to supply water for the Bonneville Fish Hatchery. My best guess is that there's a pipe under the access road that delivers the water the the hatchery. High on the east side of the canyon near here are remnants of a flume that carried water to the hatchery in days gone by. At that point, there may have been an earlier dam farther up the creek.

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