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Fossil Springs Wilderness: Springs Area

Fossil Creek is one of two Arizona streams protected by the National Wild and Scenic Act. The Irving Power Plant, and associated dirversion dam and flumes, were decommissioned and much of the structures removed, allowing the creek to flow freely and the area begin to return to a more natural state. The creek is primarily fed by Fossil Springs, which produces approximately 28 million gallons of water per day. Fossil Creek is one of two Arizona streams protected by the National Wild and Scenic Act. The Irving Power Plant, and associated dirversion dam and flumes, were decommissioned and much of the structures removed, allowing the creek to flow freely and the area begin to return to a more natural state. The creek is primarily fed by Fossil Springs, which produces approximately 28 million gallons of water per day.

The Tubes and Pipes at a Leisure Swimming Pool.

Geothermal power

Geothermal power

Harnessing geothermal power

Harnessing geothermal power

Geothermal power station near Krafla, Iceland

Geothermal power station near Krafla, Iceland

Fantastic Vector Smoke Flumes

Fantastic Vector Smoke Flumes

Abstract Flames

Abstract Flames

Flumes, Basingstoke Aquadrome

Flumes, Basingstoke Aquadrome

Fire Flumes

Fantastic Vector Smoke Flumes

Fantastic Vector Smoke Flumes

Power and energy

Power and energy

Aquapark

Fossil Springs Wilderness: Old Fossil Creek Dam

The Fossil Creek Diversion Dam is found at the end of Flume Trail. It was built in 1915 to divert water from fossil creek into flumes that flow to the Irving Powerhouse. The hand-built, concrete dam was 25 feet high, 5 feet wide at the top, and over 24 feet wide at the base. The top 14 feet of the dam was removed in 2008 to allow the creek to flow freely, leaving a man-made waterfall a quarter mile downstream from the main springs. The Fossil Creek Diversion Dam is found at the end of Flume Trail. It was built in 1915 to divert water from fossil creek into flumes that flow to the Irving Powerhouse. The hand-built, concrete dam was 25 feet high, 5 feet wide at the top, and over 24 feet wide at the base. The top 14 feet of the dam was removed in 2008 to allow the creek to flow freely, leaving a man-made waterfall a quarter mile downstream from the main springs.

Fruit Packing Facility Interior With Apples Floating, Being Washed, Sorted and Transported in Water Tank Conveyor

Fruit Packing Facility Interior With Apples Floating, Being Washed, Sorted and Transported in Water Tank Conveyor

Explosive Surprise Sparkle Background Frame Border

Explosive Surprise Sparkle Background Frame Border

Krafla power station

Krafla power station in Iceland

Geothermal plant

Geothermal plant

Icy Water Flumes Sunset

Icy Water Flumes Sunset

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