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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981071
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT 12 COLOR INFRARED AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Mine 2, Fish Creek. <br />Photo 630. 9/22/78 <br />I have examined that portion of Fish Creek delineated in yel- <br />low on the black and white photograph. All of it could be <br />viewed in stereo. This stream shows much more meandering than <br />on Middle Creek, suggesting that most of the flood plain of <br />Fish Creek in the area of interest is an alluvial valley floor. <br />On this September date, approximately 20 percent of the valley <br />bottom was still somewhat reflective in the IR indicating good <br />soil moisture. However, it appears that most of the area sup- <br />ports riparian vegetation. The photographic texture is rather <br />fine, suggesting a meadow or grassland vegetation rather than <br />a shrub type, although this is somewhat difficult to ascertain <br />at a 1:40,000 RF scale. Areas of September residual green vege- <br />tation almost certainly would be riparian or grassland vege- <br />tation. Further examination of the floodplain of Fish Creek <br />with a 10-power hand lens suggests that some of the direr por- <br />tions might contain shrub types. This, of course, is easily <br />verifiable with ground data. 2 think that most of the soil <br />in the flood plain would be alluvial in origin. The upland <br />sites above the floodplain are much drier in appearance and <br />would most assuredly be a shrub-grass type of vegetation. <br />
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