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Floodplain Paint Branch After Construction

Description: Removal of the berm allows water to use the floodplain, providing wetland habitat, removing sedimentation from the water, and dissipating destructive flood energy.

Creators: Richard Ervin, Senior Archaeologist

Date: 2012-2014

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