2015 Debris Report

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Wow debris already west to Cumberland Point

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Jamestown

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from our Facebook page

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Drift at JRM
http://web.duo-county.com/index.php/new ... duo-webcam

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Mike Donahue shared on our fb page.

[Fall Creek]

that is a mess of wood at the dam! wow!

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Drift at JRM
http://web.duo-county.com/index.php/new ... duo-webcam

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4-23 a little visit from the SS Hal made quite a difference

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We went out of Cumberland Point ramp on Wednesday and there was little to no debris all the way back into White Oak.

Water was very high at 727.75.

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Good news!

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Looks like more work for the SS Hal. Freaking JOKE, bout as useful as a fart in a hurricane.

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All, Debris are bad again this week due to flooding rains.

Here is a comment from the corp posted on our facebook page

Dan Argo From the corps...
The debris removal vessel, "The Pride of the Cumberland," has been in operation every week since March and will be working this weekend to continue debris removal operations. The total debris removed for 2015 include 4,165 yards of woody debris chipped, 2,610 yards of large woody debris stacked to burn, 6,775 yards of total woody debris removed, 37.5 miles covered, 219 yards of man-made debris to include 223 tires.

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Current photos of lake levels, ramps, debris from our FB page https://www.facebook.com/groups/58577325800/

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Great News at Halcombs

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Some time ago the year the lake hit it's highest level ever, I cruised over Camper's Point just out from Gator II and there was hardly any debris in the water. Let the lake get up into the tree line and all this wood will be laid in the trees and will be no problem anymore. That is unless it gets way up into the tree line again. LOL

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http://www.somerset-kentucky.com/news/l ... 24a60.html

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Some time ago the year the lake hit it's highest level ever, I cruised over Camper's Point just out from Gator II and there was hardly any debris in the water. Let the lake get up into the tree line and all this wood will be laid in the trees and will be no problem anymore. That is unless it gets way up into the tree line again. LOL

Good point but they seem to not want to let it over 730 this time. :-/