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Galloway Creek would run through the park if it had any water. Galloway Creek is "losing stream", the water that makes it to the streambed soaks into the subsurface readily, unless there is a major thunderstorm or the ground is saturated with wat

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Sequiota Park

 

Sequiota Park » After leaving the reservoir, water flows into the main, generally dry, streambed of Galloway Creek. Minor downcutting is evident locally. This location is just south of Covington Street.
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After leaving the reservoir, water flows into the main, generally dry, streambed of Galloway Creek. Minor downcutting is evident locally. This location is just south of Covington Street.
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  • Date/Time Original: 10/24/2004 12:34:26 PM
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