John Day Lock damage

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Brett Call (left), John Day Dam operations project manager, and Lee Kochis, power plant mechanic, look on as engineers with Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, inspect the dam's upstream navigation lock gate, July 26.

John Day Lock damage

Brett Call (left), John Day Dam operations project manager, and Lee Kochis, power plant mechanic, look on as engineers with Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, inspect the dam's upstream navigation lock gate, July 26.

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Tags: lock, John Day Dam, Navigation, lock outage, lock disruption

Photo by: Chris Gaylord | VIRIN: 220726-A-KH311-1062.JPG

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