One more shot of gradient

In case you may wonder 'What happens downstream of here . . . between this stretch and the next listed stretch of this river?' . . . Well, it is mostly flatwater, with random low-grade riffles and rips (and a pretty fair scattering of houses, many with footbridges across the river) . . . Until just more than a quarter-mlie upstream of the confluence with (Marquette County) Black River, and Co.Rd.581. A private residence sits river-left and has great view of a brief rapids/falls which appears split by a spline of rock (likely at least class III/III+, maybe pushing into class IV?)

If you don't mind paddling the nearly 4 miles of flat/flowing water (again, interspersed by minor rips), you may run this drop. To see it otherwise would appear to require getting permission to cross private property.