Allendale Canal and Fish Screen
Allendale Canal and Fish Screen Allendale Canal and Fish Screen is part of the Flint Creek Water Project, owned by the Montana Department of Resources and Conservation (DNRC) and operated by the Flint Creek Water Users Association. The Montana Department of Justice’s Natural Resource Damage Program (NRDP) funded the project to improve irrigation efficiency and benefit fisheries in Flint Creek. The Allendale Canal is the largest and furthest downstream in the Flint Creek Water Project. It often takes a significant percentage of Flint Creek, especially later in the season when irrigation demand peaks from farms around the Drummond area. Allendale diverts Flint Creek water andRead More →