Fort Creek
Ontario, Canada
46.535877 -84.344093
- Group: NORDIK Institute/SSMRCA : Sault Ste. Marie Water Rangers Task Team
- Site ID: SSM-11
- Lat: 46.5363508
- Lng: -84.3442512
- Waterbody Type: Creek
- Timezone: America/Toronto
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Overgrown vegetation is dying, but still can't see the bottom. Boulders on riprap are moving so be careful. Monitoring location is right beside the main road therefore need to park vehicle in the construction company's parking. Weather was windy and hard to balance on that rock. Do not recommend to go solo.
Overgrown vegetation on the boulders. Watch your steps as climb down to reach the location. Be careful while crossing the river from the left side of the storm drainage and wear boots. Lots of algae and boulders are slippery.
Little dry vegetation as a reason of starting fall, less water as compared to last week, surface of water was covered with dry leaves and vegetation.
I observed the bank was covered with dense vegetation and a steep surface of boulders. Vegetation height was almost 1 to 1.5 meters and Careful while stepping. Natural debris of vegetation and trees on the surface of the water channel.
Dense vegetation and boulders on the slope. Carefull while stepping.
The bank is steep and covered with high-density vegetation. Boulder are also present on the bank and covered with vegetation. So watch your steps while going down for monitoring.
Lots of vegetation and boulders, be careful while approaching the water channel. Lots of boulders under the vegetation so mind your steps.
Due to mild rain in the last 24hrs, the surface is slippery.
Bank covered with vegetation. Bank vegetation height is approx 1.5m, Boulders under the vegetation near the channel.
Due to lots of Vegetation, hard to find a way to go to the site. Big boulders covered in Vegetation so be careful.