Lower Over look is/can be a advanced entry There are a selection of this to explore, there is a loading dock that the field office for the construction of the dam set on (construction was early 1950's it sets in 70" of water), al so there is a depression that has some of the old construction materials 75' - 90' , there is a long stretch drop off along 45' depth with the remains of a building and some large trees laying on the bottom. down at around 70'+ to the North East slope there is the tree line. ge viz is 5'- 20' depending on time of year depth, weather (lots of rain run off)
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