A cableway spanning the Columbia River allowed hydrologic technicians to traverse the steep basalt river banks. Pictured before the construction of Priest Rapids Dam, the cableway was located at USGS streamgage 12472800.
New Columbia River Cableway
By Washington Water Science Center
1956 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Technicians installed a new cableway on the Columbia River below Priest Rapids Dam at USGS streamgage 12472800. Date unknown.
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A cableway spanning the Columbia River allowed hydrologic technicians to traverse the steep basalt river banks. Pictured before the construction of Priest Rapids Dam, the cableway was located at USGS streamgage 12472800.
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A cableway spanning the Columbia River allowed hydrologic technicians to traverse the steep basalt river banks. Pictured before the construction of Priest Rapids Dam, the cableway was located at USGS streamgage 12472800.
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The steep basalt banks of the Columbia River below Priest Rapids Dam at USGS streamgage 12472800 made for tricky streamflow measurements.
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