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Flooding from glacial outburst damages Fish Creek site near Hyder
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Fish Creek Levee temporary repairs nearly complete
Temporary repairs of the Fish Creek Levee near Hyder are nearing completion, with the earthen structure now separating Fish Creek from the Salmon River that overflowed its banks on July 16 due to a glacial outburst.
·Ketchikan, United States
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Flooding from glacial outburst damages Fish Creek site near Hyder
A popular bear and salmon observation site near Hyder remains closed after being damaged on July 16 by floodwaters stemming from a glacial outburst. U.S. Forest Service staff plan to continue assessing the damage to the Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site next week, according to USFS information. Meanwhile, the State of Alaska has issued an emergency authorization to state immediate repairs of a levee that was breached in the flooding. “Work is…
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