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Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville Creeks in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. Turville Creek is in the background.
Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville…
Herring and Turville Creeks in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. Herring Creek is on the right, and Turville Creek is at the top. The marina in the front left is under development at the Riddle Farm development.
Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville…
Herring and Turville Creeks in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. Herring Creek is on the right, and Turville Creek is at the top. The marina in the front left is under development at the Riddle Farm development.
Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville…
Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville Creeks in Isle of Wight Bay watershed. Turville Creek is in the background.
Riddle farm development on Herring and Turville…
The eastern end of the Riddle Farm development, showing the marina under development on Herring Creek in the Isle of Wight Bay watershed.
Riddle farm development on Herring Creek
Marina under development on Herring Creek at the Ridde Farm development, in the Isle of Wight Bay watershed.
Riddle farm development on Turville Creek
Looking west up Turville Creek. The Riddle Farm development is on the left, with the Ocean Downs racetrack in the background.
Riddle farm development on Turville Creek
Marina under development on Herring Creek at the Ridde Farm development, in the Isle of Wight Bay watershed.
Riddle farm development on Turville Creek
Seagrass on the western side of Isle of Wight Bay
Seagrass on the western side of Isle of Wight Bay
Looking towards the mouth of St. Martin River. Bishopville Prong is in the foreground, and Isle of Wight Bay is in the background.
St. Martin River
Looking towards the mouth of St. Martin River. Bishopville Prong is in the foreground, and Isle of Wight Bay is in the background.
St. Martin River
Looking towards the mouth of St. Martin River. Bishopville Prong is in the foreground, and Isle of Wight Bay is in the background.
St. Martin River
Looking towards the mouth of St. Martin River towards Isle of Wight Bay
St. Martin River
Looking towards the mouth of St. Martin River towards Isle of Wight Bay
St. Martin River
Development along Fenwick Island, which forms the barrier between Isle of Wight Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Visible in the background is the Ocean City Inlet and waves breaking on the ebb tidal shoal.
Fenwick Island, Maryland Coastal Bays
Development along Fenwick Island, which forms the barrier between Isle of Wight Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Fenwick Island, Maryland Coastal Bays
Development along Fenwick Island, which forms the barrier between Isle of Wight Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Fenwick Island, Maryland Coastal Bays
Development along Fenwick Island, which forms the barrier between Isle of Wight Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Fenwick Island, Maryland Coastal Bays
Golf course located in Assawoman Bay, adjacent to the Isle of Wight Wildlife Management Area. Also visible in the background are ditches and eroding marshes.
Golf Course in Assawoman Bay
Shoal island in Isle of Wight Bay, with Fenwick Island in the background.
Isle of Wight Bay, Maryland Coastal Bays
Looking north, showing the northern end of Assateague Island, the Ocean City Inlet, and the southern end of Fenwick Island and Ocean City. Also visible is the ebb tidal shoal, indicated by the waves breaking offshore.
Ocean City Inlet
This Talbot County public boat launch is at Easton Point. Stormwater river input from the parking lot is unopposed; the lot was completely submerged in Hurricane Isabel, Sept. 2003. May 2005, Tred Avon River, Easton, MD
Public boat launch and adjacent parking lot
The Easton Point area has this public county boat launch and a commercial marina with waterfront fuel sales. Stormwater river input from the parking lot is unopposed, and the fuel pumps can often be seen standing half submerged in high water events. The likelihood of diesel and gas fuel spills and stormwater runoff pollution is significant. May 2005, Tred Avon River, Easton, MD
Public boat launch and fuel dock
The combination of property owners removing riverfront vegetation and passing boat wakes, both commercial and recreational, can lead to bank erosion and the collapse of soil and trees into the waterways.
Riverbank erosion, causing soil and vegetation to…
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