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Hazard Alert: - Lower Antietam - 6 July 22
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Alford Cooley
7/6/2022 10:28 PM
Beth Koller reports:
The storm last week continued to expose tree roots along Antietam Creek because there was a rapid rise and fall in water levels.
About 1/3 of the way down the lowest section of the river that starts above the weir and ends in the Potomac, there is a
river-wide tree
which has a low section in the middle which can be traversed with a running start at a level of 2.77 ft.
In the lower half of the run, there is a
large river left tree
which fell in two directions forming a V. The upstream tree section can be skirted on river right. The downstream tree section extends halfway into the river and is easily skirted.
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