The Delta in 1871
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The Delta in 1871
Before any levees
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Re: The Delta in 1871
No "X" marks the spot???
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Re: The Delta in 1871
That is really cool. Thanks.
Here's a link to the Delta history:
http://fishbio.com/field-notes/the-fish ... ta-history
Here's a link to the Delta history:
http://fishbio.com/field-notes/the-fish ... ta-history
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Re: The Delta in 1871
My first introduction to the Delta was the late 80's. In those days there were hardly any weeds and I was catching 13" fish that literally weighed 3/4 pound.
Re: The Delta in 1871
so is jersey tract then where BIG BREAK is today? thinking about how old river went around franks tract and out to dutch very cool. thanks for posting this
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Re: The Delta in 1871
No, Jersey Island is still there. Big Break would be off to the left of Dutch slough. You can see where Iron house is.
Re: The Delta in 1871
Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
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