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Overview
Hook Rapids is a rapid formed where the river bends in the Hernand region. The rapids were once sharp and narrow, shaped much like a hook. A massive landslide caused ground erosion that reshaped the riverbed, and this geological process continues gradually each year.
Location
The rapids are located along one of Hernand's rivers where a sharp bend creates turbulent water conditions. The ongoing erosion means the terrain around Hook Rapids changes slowly over time.