The historic Little Logan River Anabranch currently flows from the Logan River source at River Hollow Park, and on through Jens Johansen Park, Merlin Olsen Central Park, Pioneer Park, Garff Gardens, Mill Creek Plaza, Logan High School, Kilowatt Park, Cache County Fairgrounds, Zootah, Willow Park West, and Majestic Park, before flowing around Willow Lakes Subdivision to the confluence with the Logan River at the west edge of town.

As currently proposed, the Crockett Avenue Distribution Company Pipeline will be enclosed in the riverbed of the Little Logan River (LLR) at River Hollow Park.

The main stem of the Little Logan River will be dried out all along the south bank of River Hollow Park, forever cutting off the Little Logan River from the Logan River.

The Little Logan River Greenbelt of parks will be dependent upon the release of piped and pressurized secondary water West of Crockett Avenue, with no water East of Crockett Avenue, no water for River Hollow Park.

There will be no more wading and tubing at River Hollow Park.

The historic Little Logan River will never again receive the very snowmelt which inspired the first white settlers to establish the City of Logan, and to farm the fertile Island between the Logan River and the Little Logan River.

Learn about the proposal to sever the Little Logan River from the Logan River:

Logan River Watershed Project, Natural Resources Conservation Service (US NRCS), US Department of Agriculture, https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/conservation-basics/natural-resource-concerns/watersheds/logan-river-watershed-project