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Laurel Run GPS Location 20

Location 20 is where Zeitler Road passes through Elkton Farm.  At the west end of the farm, Zietler Road crosses Laurel Run, a tributary to Little Elk Creek.  At this location, there is a partially washed out bridge, which has been replaced with a concrete ford that is used for vehicle traffic.  The stream bed below the ford is downcut as much as 2 m (6 feet), causing a clear blockage to upstream fish passage (photo).  The water was clear and the creek bed was cobbly.  The riparian vegetation was healthy and wide.

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Location 20 - Aerial View

Location 20 - Aerial View

Location 20 - Ford over Laurel Run with 3-foot drop

Location 20 - Ford over Laurel Run with 3-foot drop (1 of 2)

Location 20 - Field team inspecting ford over Laurel Run

Location 20 - Field team inspecting ford over Laurel Run

Location 20 - Ford over Laurel Run with 3-foot drop

Location 20 - Ford over Laurel Run with 3-foot drop (2 of 2)

Location 20 - Looking downstream from bridge over Laurel Run

Location 20 - Looking downstream from bridge over Laurel Run

Location 20 - Bridge over Laurel Run

Location 20 - Bridge over Laurel Run

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