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The Hanlon Heading was a channel dredged from the west bank of the Colorado River, just north of the original heading # 1 to the Chaffey Headgate. The bed was formed in a ‘V-Shape’ as an attempt to reduce silt buildup and reduce the clogging that plagued the original heading.
Click on the Hanlon Heading link for a larger image.
