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This photo shows boulder clusters in Indian Creek after a spring storm on May 30, 1990 at Mile 9.0. Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest. (KNF Note: Indc 9.0 Upstream RAT 13.43)


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This photo shows Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 in October 1990. A boulder cluster is in the stream at far right. Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.


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This photo shows boulder clusters and boulder cluster and root wad structures on Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 in October 1990. This reach experienced major channel adjustments as a result of January 1997 storm (see Pictures #6-7). Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.


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This photo shows boulder clusters on Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 in October 1990. This reach experienced major channel adjustments as a result of January 1997 storm (see Pictures #6-7). Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.


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This photo shows boulder clusters and boulder cluster and root wad structures on Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 in October 1990. This reach experienced major channel adjustments as a result of January 1997 storm (see Pictures #6-7). Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.


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Boulder cluster/root wad structure on Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 in October 1990. Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.


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Major bed shifts in Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 during the January 1997 storm event buried or scoured instream structures and left a dry side channel area. Photo taken in September 1997. Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.


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This photo shows Indian Creek at Mile 8.9 in September 1997 after high flows in January 1997. Course material in the center of the photo was transported during high flows. A portion of a boulder weir can be seen at left. Aggradation created an island, causing the channel to braid. Photo provided by Al Olson, Klamath National Forest.