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	Waterway Net Web Site
		The Waterway Net, which is sponsored by the Waterway Radio and Cruising Club, meets on the air every morning of the year for about an hour starting at 0745 ET on a frequency of 7.268 MHz LSB.
		Membership in the WRCC is not a prerequisite for participation in the Waterway Net, but a general class or higher license is required.
		Waterway Net members are known for their love of the water, boating and ham radio.
	www.waterwayradio.net (1625 words)

	Stream - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A stream, brook, beck, burn or creek, is a body of water with a detectable current, confined within a bed and banks.
		The study of streams and waterways in general is known as surface hydrology and is important in environmental geography or environmental geology.
		A stream smaller than a creek, especially one that is fed by a spring or seep.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Creek_(stream) (1403 words)

	P.O.V.'s Borders . Environment . Water . The Invisible Creek \| PBS
		The Newtown Creek is a murky estuary that runs 3 1/2 industrialized miles along the border of Greenpoint, Brooklyn and Maspeth, Queens.
		Learn about the amazing history of the creek and meet the group of inner city kids who have reclaimed it as a playground for their boat building and nature explorations.
		Waterways that are shielded by industry or highways, without points of access and clearly marked signs, can be practically invisible.
	www.pbs.org /pov/borders/2004/water/water_creek.html (771 words)

	Tennant Creek, Northern Territory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tennant Creek is approximately 1000 kilometres south of the territory capital, Darwin, and 500 kilometres north of Alice Springs.
		A temporary building for a telegraph repeater station was erected near the watercourse of Tennant Creek in 1872.
		The town of Tennant Creek was located 12 km south of the watercourse because the Overland Telegraph Station had been allocated an 11 km reserve.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tennant_Creek,_Northern_Territory (768 words)

	15A NCAC 2B.0312 WHITE OAK RIVER BASIN
		Calico Creek From source to Newport River (The SC 6/1/56 21-32 mouth of Calico Creek is defined as beginning at a point of land on the north shore at Lat.
		76 43' 05") Town Creek From source to Newport River (The SC 6/1/56 21-33 mouth of Town Creek is defined as beginning at a point of land on the north shore at Lat.
		76 40' 04") Taylor Creek From source to Newport River (The mouth SC 6/1/56 21-34 of Taylor Creek is defined as beginning at a point of land on the north shore at Lat.
	h2o.enr.state.nc.us /strmclass/hydroold/whiteoak.html (292 words)

	CARES Preparedness, Creek Watch
		All creek observations should be made at the inlet side of all underground waterway.
		While this creek is officially in Saratoga, this location is a good indicator for potential problems occurring downstream in Cupertino.
		Based on the mud on the street observed on 17-Dec-2002, it appears that this creek overflowed during the 16-Dec-2002 rains due to heavy debris buildup.
	www.cupertinoares.org /preparedness/creek-watch.html (700 words)

	DISCUSSION
		A portion of the freshwater leaving the Waterway is deflected westward along the shoreline due the Coriolis effect (seen in Figure 23).
		Salinities, decreased by Whatcom Creek runoff increased immediately to the west of the Waterway, south of the bio-treatment lagoon.
		The Waterway transect and Bay stations 1-4 for both Spring and Summer seasons had higher turbidities than the others, with the Winter sampling period (for Waterway and Bay transects) having the least.
	home.earthlink.net /~ctroyc/figs/DISCUSS.html (2527 words)

	Ballona Creek Renaissance
		While effective in accomplishing the task at hand, the transformation of the creek from a natural waterway into a massive storm drain has broken a link in the ecological chain and severed the connection between the community and the land on which it resides.
		Ballona Creek Renaissance (BCR) is a Culver City-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating the long-term collaborative renewal of Ballona Creek and its watershed.
		In partnership with public agencies, non-profit organizations, and stakeholders it promotes environmental, artistic, and educational projects which foster a communal commitment to the rebirth of the creek while respecting the creek's role as a vital element in regional flood protection.
	www.ballonacreek.org (307 words)

	Duwamish Project Hamm Creek (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Lost Fork of Hamm Creek is a segment of the Hamm Creek waterway system consisting of three separate forks; North, South and Lost Fork of Hamm Creek.
		The goal of the restoration being done by the Duwamish Project is to put the creek back on the surface and to plant native plants, etc. The creek used to carry Cutthroat Trout and Coho salmon.
		The ultimate goal of the Lost Fork of Hamm Creek Project is to daylight and restore the Lost Fork to its natural state.
	www.nwrain.com /~duwamish/hamm.html (647 words)

	Charleston SC Waterfront Hotels * Mt. Pleasant SC Waterfront Hotels * Shem Creek Inn
		Situated on the waterfront overlooking serene Shem Creek, home of the Charleston shrimp boat fleet, this Mount Pleasant hotel is surrounded by restaurants, shopping, and abundant wildlife.
		Known for its quaint views, harbor side activities and gracious hospitality, Shem Creek Inn is just 4 miles from downtown Charleston, SC.
		The waterfront hotel, nestled between vast expanses of marsh and the Shem Creek waterway, offers private balconies in each room which provide spectacular views.
	shemcreekinn.com (270 words)

	mill073198
		The draft master plan, offered by the Mill Creek Watershed Council and Mill Creek Restoration Project, paints a vision of a clean waterway flanked by connecting greenways that include everything from natural wetlands to paved bike paths stretching from the Ohio River to Butler County.
		Restoring the Mill Creek was first discussed in 1993 and was sparked by the Hamilton County Environmental Action Commission.
		It says the main stem of the Mill Creek from the Ohio River to Butler County and all of its tributaries should be bounded by greenspace and offers options for that greenspace, from no development, except for recreation, to multi-use paved trails or on-road connection development.
	www.cincypost.com /news/1998/mill073198.html (484 words)

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		A historical waterway, French Creek was named in 1753 by young George Washington as he journeyed to Fort LeBoeuf (now Waterford, Erie County, PA) to warn the French that they were on British territory.
		Birdsell stayed in French Creek, and continued working the farm his father had obtained from the Holland Land Co., and in the mid 1800’s he wrote the “early history of French Creek” as he recalled from his memory, and the stories and tales told by his father and mother.
		The boys that grew up in French Creek and Mina, were farm boys, some probably worked in saw mills or grist mills, but they never had the exposure to the populations of cities that exposure to virus and disease helps a body build immunities too.and the 112th paid dearly for that.
	www.112thnyvi.com /page6.html (2219 words)

	Canada Gazette
		False Creek is a small inlet approximately 3 700-m long and between 150- and 400-m wide located in the heart of the city of Vancouver, in the province of British Columbia.
		False Creek is a diverse waterway used by small passenger vessels, tugboats, tour boats, boat rental agencies, and pleasure craft both powered and non-powered, of all descriptions.
		Stakeholders are concerned that the value of False Creek to the community and to the tourism industry has been degraded as a result of uncontrolled, long-term storage of vessels at anchor.
	canadagazette.gc.ca /partI/2005/20050611/html/regle7-e.html (2791 words)

	North Carolina Coastal Paddle Trails
		This creek offers a nice short outing or can be combined with some of the other creeks in the vicinity for a longer outing.
		Swan Creek is located on the western side of the Neuse River and Pamlico Sound, and therefore should be utilized only by more experienced paddlers in boats designed for open waters.
		Green Creek is located on the north side of Broad Creek, approximately 3.5 miles from the boat ramp in Whortonsville and approximately 1 mile east of Pittman Creek.
	www.ncsu.edu /paddletrails/lowerneuse/ln5.html (1068 words)

	15 Most Popular National Parks - MSN Encarta
		The deep gullies and ravines of the Black Mountains are haunting, and the piercing colors of the park's badlands--found along Artist's Drive and at Zabriskie Point--are truly startling.
		In the Furnace Creek Area, visitors encounter the twisting Dante's View Road, which winds into the Black Mountains and offers views of both the lowest and highest points in the continental United States.
		Furnace Creek is also home to the wild pinnacles of Devil's Golf Course and the brilliantly colored expanse of foothills known as the Artist's Palette.
	encarta.msn.com /list_PopularParks/15_Popular_National_Parks.html (1629 words)

	Waterway Guide
		Waterway Guide Cruising Editor Bob Kunath's recommendations for exploring this "great lake".
		Waterway Guide Magazine—The magazine's mission is to inform and entertain our fellow boaters.
		Great destination stories are the centerpiece, along with hot waterway news, a calendar of events and a useful Coastal Marina Directory.
	www.waterwayguide.com (550 words)

	InternationalReports.net : Dubai 2006
		Dubai has launched an ambitious project to extend the city’s famous Creek waterway, and by March 2006 some 3.2 kilometers of work had been completed.
		The first phase of the project includes the extension of the historic Dubai Creek, along which the infrastructure is being developed.
		Business Bay Creek extension project was awarded recently the 'Five-Star Award for Safety,' the highest category of the award designed by Dutco Balfour Beatty Group.
	www.internationalreports.net /middleeast/dubai/2006/creek.html (444 words)

	State Water Resources Research Institute Program
		The goal of the proposed project is to study the ecological and geomorphological effects caused by the reduction in length of dirt causeways (accompanying bridge replacement) over a tidal waterway (Cowan Creek) and marsh in Beaufort County, South Carolina.
		Construction of bridges over wide inland waterways, such as Cowan Creek, have historically involved the construction of dirt causeways (i.e., elongated highway embankments) to reduce the length, and therefore the cost of the bridge.
		The measured tides and conductances at the two entrances of Cowan Creek, along with the measured wind field at the nearby University of South Carolina Beaufort campus and the U.S. Marine Corp Base on Parris Island, will be used as the boundary conditions to predict the tide- and wind-induced circulation through this waterway system.
	water.usgs.gov /wrri/00grants/SCmarsh.html (2508 words)

	Ruxton Creek Pictures: A Waterway Under Seige in Manitou Springs - February 2003
		As Manitou Springs residents became concerned about the creek's dismal flow, the Ruxton Creek Alliance was formed as a citizen's group to fight for the life and dignity of the river.
		Not far from the creek is Twin Springs, along the 100 block of Ruxton Creek.
		Ruxton Creek is bountiful with water, even during a comparatively dry winter season.
	www.stevegarufi.com /saveruxtoncreek.htm (912 words)

	Conservation
		The head of the Middle Waterway adjacent to 11th Street East in one of the original mudflats of Commencement Bay is an intertidal area providing resting areas for migrating salmon, foraging areas for birds and small mammals, and tidal zone habitat for crabs and other shellfish.
		The head of the waterway is owned by Simpson Tacoma Kraft (east shore) and the City of Tacoma (west shore).
		The fish passage in the creek remains open, but stormwater flooding contributes to a loss of spawning habitat and a decrease in water quality.
	www.healthybay.org /Conservation.aspx?sm=Priorities (835 words)

	TPWD:
		Jones Creek is a small stream that flows southerly into Jones Lake and then ultimately into the Intracoastal Waterway.
		The creek runs north/south through the Peach Point Wildlife Management Area and was once a tributary to the San Bernard River until the construction of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway altered its path.
		The creek is bordered by bottomland forest in the north and marsh and prairie land in the south, which provides habitat for wintering and resident waterbirds as well as neotropical migratory birds.
	www.tpwd.state.tx.us /publications/pwdpubs/pwd_rp_t3200_1059c/jones_creek.phtml (203 words)

	About French Creek: A Conservation Plan
		This nationally renowned waterway begins in Chautauqua County, western New York, and flows for 117 miles through northwestern Pennsylvania counties of Erie, Crawford, Mercer and Venango until it empties into the Allegheny River at Franklin, Pennsylvania.
		A historical waterway, French Creek was named in 1753 by young George Washington as he journeyed to Fort LeBoeuf (now Waterford, Erie County) to warn the French that they were on British territory.
		French Creek is a special place for mussels; more freshwater mussel species (25) live in French Creek than in any other Pennsylvania stream.
	www.wpconline.org /french_creek/about (1000 words)

	439: Pat Harrison Waterway District & Archusa Creek Water Park
		To answer the complainants’ concerns, PEER sought to determine the sources of funding to the Pat Harrison Waterway District and the method that the district uses to allocate funds to its programs.
		The Pat Harrison Waterway District (PHWD) is a regional body created to conserve and develop water and related natural resources in the fifteen-county southeast Mississippi Pascagoula River Basin.
		One likely reason for the relatively large number of complaints concerning the Archusa Creek Water Park is that the park is the only PHWD water park where private property owners live on the district-managed lake.
	www.peer.state.ms.us /439.html (1101 words)

	InPortDover.Com
		This waterway is the lifeblood of a dozen businesses, a base for boaters from rowboats to luxury yachts and the front yards of many of Port Dover’s grandest residences.
		In the 1950s local builder Percy Ryerse recognized the beauty of this meandering little creek and began his ‘Ryerse Subdivision’ which was at that time “in the country”.
		Black Creek is just not another pretty lady, she has a useful purposes.
	www.inportdover.com /view_article.php?aid=323 (1286 words)

	Enviro-Net - News Stories
		The more stable the side slopes, the more resistant they are to the shearing effects of fast-moving water, especially flows of 4+ feet per second.
		County crews, in fact, had continually deposited construction rubble along the creek in the past to prevent that very situation.
		Slope reinforcement is an element of the State Road 520 bridge project on the St. Johns River, the boundary between Orange and Brevard counties.
	www.enviro-net.com /main.asp?page=story&id=22&month=12&paper=fl&year=1997 (788 words)

	Growing Greener Grants Program
		A group of 25 participants floated on Cassadaga Creek from Falconer, NY to the Conewango in Frewsburg, NY.
		The group was composed of interested citizens from communities throughout the Pennsylvania and New York portions of the watershed.
		Cassadaga and Conewango creeks were the first routes used by French explorers to reach the upper Ohio River now called the Allegheny from Lake Erie.
	www.dep.state.pa.us /growgreen/hosting/default.asp?ID=-2093526578 (377 words)

	FR Doc 06-83
		The safety zone temporarily prohibits use of the Mission Creek Waterway surrounding the Fourth Street Bridge, unless authorized by the Captain of the Port, or his designated representative.
		A temporary final rule was published in the Federal Register on the March 31, 2005 (70 FR 16413) which established a safety zone that extended 100 yards on either side of the Fourth Street Bridge during the final phase of construction.
		This safety zone is to affect a waterway closure during periods of reconstruction of the Fourth Street Bridge and would be effective 24 hours a day between January 1, 2006 and September 1, 2006.
	a257.g.akamaitech.net /7/257/2422/01jan20061800/edocket.access.gpo.gov/2006/06-83.htm (2438 words)

	About FOTC
		The FOTC (Friends of Turkey Creek) is a volunteer group composed of homeowners on the Turkey Creek waterway.
		Our commitment is to achieve a balanced environment for the Turkey Creek and Indian River Lagoon ecosystem while retaining waterway access for the community.
		Approximately 2500 cubic yards of sediment was removed from east and west of the MS-1 structure in August of 2003.
	www.foturkeycreek.org /id1.html (653 words)

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		He got within 50 miles of the border before realizing that he was 120 miles from his railroad base and was outnumbered two to one by Price's 12,000 Confederates.
		Hoping to strike one blow before he was forced to retreat, Lyon staged a pretentious little battle at Wilson's Creek on August 10.
		Franz Sigel's surprise attack on the Confederate rear ended in rout, and at the Union front the red-bearded Lyon was waving his hat to rally the men when a bullet knocked him dead from his horse.
	www.grognard.com /variants1/batcry1.txt (376 words)

	20th Annual Coast & Creek Cleanup Day Cache Creek (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The 2004 Coast and Creek Cleanup marks the 20th anniversary of the California Coastal Cleanup Day program, making this one of the longest running, and the largest, volunteer events in the state.
		The Cache Creek Conservancy, Yolo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District and the County of Yolo are organizing the Cache Creek Cleanup.
		Children and adults came together to rid our local creek of broken beer bottles, plastic bags, old newspapers, aluminum cans, and countless other items that have been thoughtlessly strewn along the creek's banks.
	www.yolocounty.org /docs/press/20th_creek_cleanup_cache%20creek.htm (326 words)

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