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It's All Downhill From Here!
Boat Ramp Pictures were taken June 2004 near Chamberlain, SD.

The problem: The boat ramp does not extend far enough.
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Due to falling water levels, new boat ramps must be constructed.
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(foreground) The old boat ramp
(background) A newly constructed ramp
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Measuring the angle of incline
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The angle of incline should be between 10-15 degrees. Fishermen prefer
a ramp length of approximately 40 feet.
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