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Lebanon Aquaduct Saddle Crossing Flume Viewed south near N 32.74042 W 109.74312 One of the most spectacular sub-features of the entire hanging canal system and one that demanded really major earthmoving and survey expertise. This dirt embankment is several hundred feet long by four to six high. This flume both supports and conveys the High Lebanon Canal above a saddle that was the highest of available natural terrain. The nearest rough 4WD track is N 32.74020 W 109.74305. Click to expand the image. Possible field notes here.