American Falls Dam

And he ended up in Ellis Island when he got here, and it took him five years to immigrate or move to Idaho.

He came out here and homesteaded on the bottoms underneath the American Falls Reservoir.

And

it was full of cottonwoods and jungle and everything else.

They didn't want to leave.

And that was the Teton Valley Dam, correct?

No, no. That's American Falls Dam.

American Falls, okay.

And that is what we call Blackfoot to Neely.

So that's like in the reach between the town of Blackfoot and there's a stream gauge immediately downstream of American Falls Reservoir at Neely.

So it's that reach which includes American Falls Reservoir, but also the Fort Hall bottoms.

So all those spring inputs to American Falls Reservoir, spring creeks on the Four Hall Bottoms, those are all discharge points from the aquifer.

So that's kind of a secondary discharge point, but one is extremely important from a water rights administration standpoint.

So those are the two major discharge points.

And so I think we've done that.

I think what we're looking at is American Falls Reservoir.

Mm-hmm.

Um, we could, we could raise I don't know how many thousand feet, um, of water.