San Francisquito Dam. Silt deposits in reservoir bed about 200 feet above dam. Carrying case on top of oak stump indicates depth. This material was eroded from ravines in resevoir by outrushing water which was arrested sufficiently by the very narrow exit at the lower levels to account for this deposition.
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