Minidoka North Side Resource Management Plan: Images |
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A
topographic depression in an otherwise flat landscape provides an opportunity
to enhance wetland habitat. |
Lake
Walcott boat ramp |
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Reclamation
waterway and surrounding lands; also popular for unauthorized shooting
and off road vehicle use. |
Lake
Walcott State Park and Minidoka National Wildlife Refuge boating rules |
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The
Record Tree - largest eastern cottonwood in the United States. Photo taken
6/13/02. |
The Record Tree - after splitting 3 ways and falling on 8/16/02. |
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Minidoka
Dam and new powerhouse |
Camp
Hawley Parcel (No. 924-3-w) |
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Aerial
of Minidoka Dam and facilities, State Park and Lake Walcott. |
A
Reclamation parcel along the Snake River |
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Waterfowl
take flight off an enhanced wetland. |
Lake
Walcott State Park day use area. |
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Historic
photo of Minidoka Dam |
Historic
photo of the old powerhouse |
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A
view of Lake Walcott from the State Park |
Sun
sets over one of the wetland ponds |

















