File:East Branch Clarion River Lake at Elk State Park.jpg
Summary
The level of this reservoir varies widely in its function as a flood control for the Clarion & Allegheny Rivers. Under the water at just about the point it disappears around the bend is the town of Instanter. From the late 19th c until the 1920s, this area was nearly clearcut of hemlock - just to get the chemicals out of its bark. Location for this photo reached by driving twelve miles on unpaved roads and walking four miles more. Interestingly, when I located this on the Flickr map, it self identified as Instanter, which I did not know was still used as a geographical location.
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| current | 14:24, 14 January 2017 | | 2,304 × 1,728 (1.28 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | <p>The level of this reservoir varies widely in its function as a flood control for the Clarion & Allegheny Rivers. Under the water at just about the point it disappears around the bend is the town of Instanter. From the late 19th c until the 1920s, this area was nearly clearcut of hemlock - just to get the chemicals out of its bark. Location for this photo reached by driving twelve miles on unpaved roads and walking four miles more. Interestingly, when I located this on the Flickr map, it self identified as Instanter, which I did not know was still used as a geographical location. </p> |
| 14:24, 14 January 2017 |  | 2,304 × 1,728 (1.28 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | <p>The level of this reservoir varies widely in its function as a flood control for the Clarion & Allegheny Rivers. Under the water at just about the point it disappears around the bend is the town of Instanter. From the late 19th c until the 1920s, this area was nearly clearcut of hemlock - just to get the chemicals out of its bark. Location for this photo reached by driving twelve miles on unpaved roads and walking four miles more. Interestingly, when I located this on the Flickr map, it self identified as Instanter, which I did not know was still used as a geographical location. </p> |
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