- "Deculverting:
reviewing the
evidence on the 'daylighting' and
restoration of
culverted rivers".
Water and
Environment Journal. 25 (3): 412–421. doi:10.1111/j...
- over
during the
growth of the
metropolis of London. They now flow
through culverts, with some of them
integral parts of London's
sewerage system and diverted...
- but a map from 1835
shows the town
centre section to have been
largely culverted by then, as is the case now. The Holy
Brook leaves the main
channel of...
-
river was
originally culverted on the
coast of
Estepona in the 1960s for use as the
paseo maritimo. However, a much
larger culvert was
constructed in the...
-
through Blackburn town
centre was
culverted during the
Industrial Revolution, and now runs underground. The
culvert was
extensively modified in the 1960s...
-
media attention due to his
ability to use a
culvert to
cross U.S. 101, for
which he was
given the
nickname Culvert Cat, and for his
death after the Woolsey...
- Burn is a
small tributary of the
Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland, now
largely culverted. It is po****rly ****ociated with
Saint Mungo, who is said to have founded...
- ****
Brook is a
culverted small stream in Much Wenlock, Shropshire, England. The
brook flowing through the town was
called 'Schitterbrok' by 1321 and...
- road-related
structures are
still in
active use for
vehicular traffic. A box
culvert built out of
stone underlies Highway 154, the main
access road through...
- low-maintenance
solutions that
regulate the
water level of
beaver dams and keep
culverts open.
Traditional solutions have
involved the
trapping and
removal of all...
