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Conceptual diagrams illustrating four east-west transects across the Maryland Coastal Bays to provide insights into the features of the Bays.
Maryland Coastal Bays conceptual diagrams
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong, St. Martin River
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong…
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong, St. Martin River
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong…
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong, St. Martin River
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong…
Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Prong, Bishopville
Canal developments on Roy Creek, Assawoman Bay. Grey's Creek is in the background, and St. Martin River is in the far background.
Canal developments on Roy Creek, Assawoman Bay
Development in the St. Martin River watershed
Development in the St. Martin River watershed
Herring and Turville Creeks in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. Herring Creek is in the foreground and St. Martin River is in the background. The marina in the front left is under development at the Riddle Farm development.
Herring and Turville Creeks
Looking south over Assawoman Bay. From front to back: Roy Creek, Grey's Creek, and St. Martin River.
Looking south over Assawoman Bay
Looking west up St. Martin River. Shingle Landing Prong goes off to the left, and Bishopville Prong to the right.
Looking west up St. Martin River
Ocean Downs racetrack on Turville Creek in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. St. Martin River is visible in the background.
Ocean Downs racetrack
Ocean Downs racetrack on Turville Creek in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. St. Martin River is in the background
Ocean Downs racetrack
Poultry production is a common land use in St. Martin River watershed.
Poultry houses in St. Martin River watershed
Golf course on the Riddle Farm development on Herring and Turville Creeks, in the Isle of Wight Bay watershed. St Martin River is in the background
Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville…
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