Hells Gate fishways area rapids

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Hells Gate fishways area rapids are a turbulent, narrow section of the Fraser River where powerful currents and steep canyon walls necessitated the construction of fishways to aid migrating salmon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
river rapid
salmon migration bottleneck
affects migrating salmon
hasCharacteristic narrow
steep canyon walls
strong currents
turbulent
hasConservationConcern salmon passage efficiency
hasEcologicalRole critical salmon migration corridor
hasFlowDirection generally southward
hasGeologicalContext eroded bedrock canyon
hasHydrologicalFeature constricted river channel
high-velocity flow
hasImpactOn Fraser River salmon populations
hasManMadeModification concrete fish ladders
fishways constructed along canyon walls
hasMonitoring fish counts
hydrological measurements
hasNearbyInfrastructure Hell's Gate Airtram
tourist facilities at Hell's Gate
hasSeasonalVariation higher flows during spring freshet
hasStructure fishways
hasTourismActivity river observation from aerial tramway
sightseeing
hasUse facilitating salmon migration
isBarrierFor Pacific salmon
chinook salmon
sockeye salmon
steelhead trout
isKnownFor extreme water turbulence
hazardous navigation conditions
isManagedBy Canadian fisheries authorities
isManagedFor fish passage
isPartOf Fraser River salmon migration route
isSectionOf Hell's Gate canyon
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
Fraser Canyon
Fraser River
near Hell's Gate
partOf Fraser River basin
surface form: Fraser River watershed
watercourse Fraser River

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