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    Looking down Stanford Run [Image 7 of 7]

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    The image shows a rural road with significant flood damage and erosion along its edge. A concrete or metal barrier/guardrail has been undermined by floodwater, causing the embankment to collapse into a turbid, sediment-laden waterway. The surrounding landscape features bare deciduous trees and dry winter vegetation, suggesting this event occurred in late fall or winter.

    UNITED STATES

    01.10.2020

    Photo by Jess Levenson 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District

    Water flow in the restored Stanford Run stream channel at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District's Stanford Run ecosystem restoration project at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Summit County, Ohio, Jan. 10, 2020.

    The Buffalo District restored nearly 1,200 feet of a small stream within CVNP named Stanford Run under the original Stanford Run Restoration Project contract awarded to Ryba Marine Construction Co.

    Photo provided by Christopher Davis.

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    Date Taken: 01.10.2020
    Date Posted: 02.25.2020 10:14
    Photo ID: 6113571
    VIRIN: 200110-A-PG036-002
    Resolution: 4032x3024
    Size: 7.69 MB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 72
    Downloads: 3

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    A rural road is partially flooded with muddy water and covered in sand/silt deposits, indicating recent flood or high water event. The road stretches into the distance flanked by tall reeds, cattails, and deciduous trees under a partly cloudy sky. A metal guardrail is visible on the right side, partially submerged in standing water.
    A construction crew is installing precast concrete bridge beams using a yellow Caterpillar excavator branded 'INDEPENDENCE' (unit 124-03682). The work is taking place in a winter or early spring environment with snow on the ground, near a wooded wetland area. Three workers in high-visibility safety gear and hard hats are guiding the beam placement using rigging chains and tag lines.
    A yellow Caterpillar 352F excavator, operated by a company called 'Independence,' is actively working at a winter construction site. The machine appears to be placing or compacting gravel/fill material near a concrete structure, likely a culvert or bridge abutment. Workers in high-visibility safety gear are visible on the right side of the image overseeing the operation.
    A yellow Komatsu tracked excavator is actively digging in a waterlogged, muddy area surrounded by dry reeds and bare deciduous trees, indicating late autumn or early winter conditions. A second yellow tracked machine, appearing to be a dumper or carrier, is positioned behind and to the right, loaded with excavated material. The scene suggests wetland excavation, drainage work, or land reclamation activity.
    A recently excavated or dredged waterway channel winds through a wetland or marsh area during late autumn or early winter. The channel shows fresh earthwork with visible machinery track marks on the exposed muddy banks, surrounded by dormant golden reed grass (likely Phragmites). Power lines are faintly visible in the background above a treeline of bare deciduous trees.
    A narrow, winding stream or drainage channel cuts through a dormant wetland meadow covered in dry golden-brown grasses and reeds. Bare deciduous trees line the background under a partly cloudy sky with dramatic blue patches and large white-gray clouds. The scene strongly suggests late autumn or early winter conditions in a temperate region.
    The image shows a rural road with significant flood damage and erosion along its edge. A concrete or metal barrier/guardrail has been undermined by floodwater, causing the embankment to collapse into a turbid, sediment-laden waterway. The surrounding landscape features bare deciduous trees and dry winter vegetation, suggesting this event occurred in late fall or winter.

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    USACE Buffalo District substantially completes Stanford Run ecosystem restoration project

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District awards contract for additional improvements to Stanford Run watershed in Cuyahoga Valley National Park

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