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Croton River
Croton River Croton River Arthur Adams in The Hudson River Guidebook states that the Croton River is almost 100 miles long and begins in the Pawling Mountains of Dutchess and Putnam Counties as well as the lakes in Westchester County. The river ...
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Hudson River Almanac -- July-August, 1999
Croton River - Standing by the railroad bridge at 7:30 a.m., I took the time to watch a splendid sunrise over the Croton River marsh ... the middle of the Croton River and passed through the swallows seemingly without bothering them. As it flew over the Croton Bay enough light was ... into a rumba as an adult bald eagle swept down the Croton River, out across the bay, and banked for a landing on the ...
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Hudson River Almanac -- May 1999
Croton River is an endlessly fascinating three-mile-long interface between the deep cold Croton Reservoir and the fecund Croton Bay at the Hudson River ... Croton River - Since November, all daytime low tides at the mouth of the Croton River ...
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McDonnell's Hillslope and Watershed Hydrology Lab, Oregon State University
J. Duncan and J. Hassett. 2005. Effects of suburban development on runoff generation in the Croton River basin, New York, USA. Journal of Hydrology, 311: 266-281. Devine, C. and J.J ...
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Home About Us Funders & Members Map of CT To Join Events News & Articles Job Center River Groups Legal Watch Action Alert Legislation Resources Publications Index of Connecticut towns listed by town ... Hudson 81 Croton 35 Darien 7 Southwest Coast 70 Southwest Shoreline 35 Darien 7 Southwest Coast 74 Southwest Western Complex 36 Deep River 4 Connecticut 40 Connecticut Main Stem 36 Deep River 5 ...
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NMPIF Shrublands 2
(Helianthus annuus), western ragweed (Ambrosia psilostachya), sand verbena (Abronia angustifolia), and Texas croton (Croton texensis). Arroyos and Dry Washes Arroyos and dry washes occur in areas that receive ... can average 6ft (1.9m) from main stem Distribution: Found east of the Pecos River, from Fort Sumner and Clovis/Portales south Population and/or Habitat Objectives: in Region ...
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The History of Plumbing in America - United States
Salt River Valley. They first appeared about 350 B.C., building canals ... pumps. Prior to steam power in the 1800s, water wheels harnessed river flow to raise the water. On the frontier and on farms ... pressurized system. Completed in 1842, the Croton Aqueduct System transported water from a huge reservoir in Croton, 40 miles north of the city, ...
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Earth Day New York
Hudson River Watershed through maps of the watershed and informational articles. Photographs of water sampling will be on display. Visitors will also learn about the Croton watershed through a powerpoint ... by to pick up stickers, newsletters, and to sign up to help do your part! Croton Watershed Clean Water Coaltion, Inc: 9 Old Corner Road, Bedford, NY 10506. crotonwatershed@hotmail.com ...
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Huron Pines > Upper Muskegon River Creel Census
Muskegon River Watershed including Higgins Lake (2001-2002), Houghton Lake (2001-2002), Hardy Impoundment (2006), Croton Impoundment (2007), the Muskegon River from Croton Impoundment to Muskegon Lake (1999-2005), and Muskegon Lake (2002). Press Releases • Au Sable River Receives ...
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