Completed
Falls Creek Diversion Replacement
New trash rack, gates and flow measurement for a highly degraded diversion on a major tributary of the North Fork Jocko.
- Timeline
- 2025
- Program
- Irrigation & Infrastructure
- Location
- Falls Creek, Tabor Feeder Canal

Project overview
Falls Creek is a natural and ungauged stream along the Mission Mountain divide and is a major tributary to the North Fork of the Jocko River. The diversion is a reinforced concrete irrigation structure collecting and conveying surface water flows at its intersection within a concrete lined portion of the Tabor Feeder Canal. The diversion, made of a debris screen/rack, rectangular flume, check structure, and radial gates, is highly degraded and needs full replacement. As part of a Modernization Plan, recommendations include a new trash rack, radial gates, flap gates, and flow measurement structures. Debris management is expected to be a significant design parameter for the diversion structure. A modern system will include minimal maintenance requirements, improved operational flexibility, and long-term durability.
Video
Drone footage from DEWR, without narration. New videos with speech would carry captions and transcripts.


