Marmot Dam Removed
View Related Episode: Marmot Dam Removed, Fire Tower, Ice Worms
In 1906 the Marmot Dam was built on the Sandy River near Mount Hood. Nearly a century later, PGE decides to remove it. But will the tons of sediment built up behind the dam harm the river downstream once the structure is removed? The National Center For Earth Dynamics at the University of Minnesota and other experts weigh in. See what happens as the Marmot Dam is removed!
First Broadcast: 2008
Producer: Vince Patton
Videographers: Todd Sonflieth, Nick Fisher
Producer:
Editor: Nick Fisher
Audio: William Ward
Field Producer: Milt Ritter
Video courtesy of: Portland General Electric
Photos Courtesy of : US Geological Survey
Appeared in episode: Marmot Dam Removed, Fire Tower, Ice Worms
Video Extra:Time Lapse Video: Coffer Dam Face
For more information:
PGE Marmot Dam Site
- Online: MarmotDam.com
- Online: Additional Marmot Dam Photos
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