Water is gushing into Big Cypress Nat’l Preserve across the L-28.
To be exact, I counted 12 locations.
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| (1) S-12A looking southeast Mile 0 |
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(2) S-343B looking southwest (That’s the Tamiami Trail to the left) Mile 1 |
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| (3) S-343A looking West Mile 2 |
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| (4) First of four temporary pumps, looking North Mile 4 |
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| (5) Second of four temporary pumps, looking North Mile 4 |
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| (6-8) Third and fourth of four temporary pumps and the S-344, looking North Mile 12 |
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| (6-8) Same spot as above looking Southwest Mile 12 |
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| (9) First of three breaks in the tieback, looking Northwest (the water in the gaps flows from right left) Mile 17 |
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| (10) Middle of three breaks in tieback, looking Northwest Mile 17 |
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| (11) Third of three breaks in tieback, looking Northwest Mile 18 |
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| (12) Northern terminus of L-28 Tieback, looking Northwest Mile 19 |
More proof that the swamp isn’t just a rain-driven watershed.
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