John Day Navigation Lock repair

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A replacement bearing ready to be installed on the John Day Lock and Dam’s upstream navigation lock gate. U.S. Army Corps technicians work on repairs while keeping the lock operational, August 3, 2022.

John Day Navigation Lock repair

A replacement bearing ready to be installed on the John Day Lock and Dam’s upstream navigation lock gate. U.S. Army Corps technicians work on repairs while keeping the lock operational, August 3, 2022.

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Tags: Columbia River, lock and dam, repair, John Day Dam, Navigation, Columbia, damage, Commerce, John Day Lock, River users

Photo by: Ben Rogers | VIRIN: 220803-A-AI699-0046.JPG

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