S.Division Street Jump

An old 'plate gauge' (metal strip) is attached to the upstream river-right face of this bridge/culvert. It is visible from the sidewalk, but not easily readable unless you have binoculars with you. (Both shores are private property (upstream and downstream of the bridge), so there is no good way to get down to water level from the sidewalk.) Other than the binoculars method, the only way to get an accurate reading from the gauge will be from your boat as you come downstream.

Minimal summer flow (about at the bottom of the gauge) is 2', and the top of the gauge is 3'3'. I'm guessing that it will take at least 1' on the gauge to make this anywhere close to runnable.

Interestingly, both channels through the cement box culvert have cement blocks anchored (three across) multiple places through the culverts. The creek will have to be quite high to have enough depth to allow boats to pass through here.

On the downstream edge of S.Division Street, there is a short 'hydraulic jump' caused by the cement culvert. This may be a fun short 'boof', and might even provide minor play opportunity. (Good luck actually being here at a time which that might happen!)