| RIVER/STREAM: | WAH UMLWAI |
| LENGTH: | 18.5 m |
| WIDTH AT CP: | .7 m |
| HEIGHT AT CP: | 3.5 m |
| GPS: | N25.29749 E91.77993 |
| ALTITUDE: | 483 m |
| SR: | 1 |
| NOTES: | A fragment of a much larger structure that has partially disappeared which crosses a branch of Wah Umlwai to a river island. The structure once continued from the river island to the opposite bank, but the other portion has fallen. The other portion would have been around twice as long as the remaining section. The remnant primarily consists of two very thick roots, indicating an old structure. The roots are still used occasionally as a bridge. Both are in poor condition, one having partially collapsed. Steps have been created in the side of the bridge by gouging footholds out of the sides of several secondary roots. |
NOTE: PLEASE GO TO ANALYTICS AND ANALYSIS (APRIL 2017 DRAFT) FOR METHODOLOGIES. LR PROJECT DESIGNATION DOES NOT REFLECT LOCAL NAME.
Standing on the span of Rymmai 1.
Rymmai 1.
The steps carved into the side of Rymmai 1
