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The Wolf Creek diversion is located just inside the Malheur National Forest. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crew installed this project.
This project was a collaboration between the U.S. Forest Service, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife John Day Screen Shop, FCA, and the Van Drewsey Grazing Association.
The diverted water flows through a head gate, down the ditch a short distance to a two-section modular Farmers Screen unit. The screened water continues down the open ditch, while the cleaning water returns to Wolf Creek via a pipe. This screen has a maximum capacity of 4 CFS.
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