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Today, efforts to bring more housing tracts onto the city sewer system have made the spring cleaner than it has been in many years. Continued monitoring of water quality and careful stewardship of our karst landscape will help to preserve a clean and beaut

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Sequiota Park » Chert gravel in the creek mostly was deposited during major storms or floods. Here, you can see the creek is channelized so that it acts as a storm sewer. Just a few inches below the gravel is the limestone bedrock that underlies much of the Springfield Pl

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Date/Time Original: 10/24/2004 11:54:54 AM
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Chert gravel in the creek mostly was deposited during major storms or floods. Here, you can see the creek is channelized so that it acts as a storm sewer. Just a few inches below the gravel is the limestone bedrock that underlies much of the Springfield Plateau.

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500 Bette August 1988 James Kirk Oliver

12:59 AM on November 15, 2011

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