Natural geology has created scenic interest in the rock outcroppings found within the segment. C - terrain is generally consistant with an occasional change in slope and little diversity in the corridor. The quality of views from the river or the river corridor. This includes the appropriateness of structures to the setting. In this area there may be some structures that are appropriate for the setting and others that are not.
Human impact is close to the river's edge.
C - the flow and water character is predominantly uniform, but there are some stretches with more diversity in the water character, speed, and direction. A - pristine, problems only occur rarely. B - problems are widely scattered and less severe. Natural Elements - bluffs, gorges, old growth, wildlife, islands, waterfalls, cliff faces, etc. Cultural Elements - historic structures, fish traps, churches, rustic farms, etc.