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Here are a couple of photos from a spot I found on my past trip to Hawaii. After arriving at my hotel, I hoped on google maps to see if I could find anything interesting near me that would be worth checking out. I was very pleased when I found this place. Behind a small residential development, there is a natural river. I parked in the suburbs and walked out an old concrete bridge that ran over the river. The other side of the bridge was open space and had a few old dirt roads meandering into the trees. Just downstream from the bridge, there was a concrete structure to control water flow into a canal. The canal then meandered off into the trees as well. It was a peaceful place and quite pretty. Just downstream from the canal, the river flowed over a waterfall and you could walk pretty much right up to the edge. I sadly don't have any photos of that though.
1. Wall separating the river from the canal 2. The canal 3. Secondary plate to restrict flow to the canal 4. Canal overflow spillway 5. Not really sure what this did 6. The river flows over a waterfall off to the right 7. Canal meandering off I didn't really know where to put this thread so I thought I would just put it in the Pacific Southwest since that is where I am from.
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is there agriculture nearby? looks like it might feed an an irrigation canal based on the valve
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Posted by 2Xplorations is there agriculture nearby? looks like it might feed an an irrigation canal based on the valve
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There is agriculture nearby, but the weird thing is that there's another river much closer to the agriculture area. The canal cuts through a very forested area and actually heads in the direction where the other river is located. Maybe it diverts water to that other river? Also, I found what seems to be a small hydro electric plant downstream. Guess I'll have to go back to Hawaii eventually haha.
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