Spirit Lake Jetty 2, located in Benson County, North Dakota, is a critical federal water infrastructure managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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This jetty plays a vital role in managing the flow of the Sheyenne River, helping to prevent flooding and protect the surrounding areas. The jetty, constructed and regulated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, serves as a key component in the water resource management of the region.
Despite its importance, Spirit Lake Jetty 2 is currently assessed as having a high hazard potential, indicating the need for regular inspections and maintenance. The emergency action plan for the jetty was last revised in 2012, highlighting the importance of ongoing monitoring and preparedness for any potential risks. With the assistance of federal funding and oversight, the Bureau of Indian Affairs continues to operate and regulate this essential water infrastructure to ensure the safety and resilience of the surrounding community in the face of changing climate conditions.
River Or Stream |
SHEYENNE RIVER -TR |
Hazard Potential |
High |
Russell Creek Near Columbia
|
48cfs |
Green River Near Mckinney
|
9cfs |
North Fork Nolin River At Hodgenville
|
5cfs |
Beech Fork At Bardstown
|
190cfs |
Beech Fork At Maud
|
120cfs |
Green River At Munfordville
|
475cfs |