To cries of "Forward, Comrades!," they rose from culverts and trenches and charged across the steppe, rifles pointed, greatcoats flapping.
These data include all structures of all ages, ranging from culverts on road crossings to weirs and large dams on impoundments (I&I NSW, 2008).
The sow was lured into a trap, above, fashioned from culvert pipe covered by the tent of the dead victim, Kevin Kammer, 48, on Wednesday night.
Police and fire crews on Monday removed several jars of suspected meth from a manhole that's accessible from the culvert.
The History Long before Washington Square provided inspiration for the musical "Hair," early settlers gathered water from the Minetta Creek, which today runs under the park in culverts from northeast to southwest.
The water flowing into the lake from one culvert contains calcium at a concentration that is four times higher than the average for the lake waters, she said.
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The flood caused "sheer devastation", according to residents, as it poured from a culvert and down a side street, ripping huge chunks out of the road surface and destroying the road.
When the gates are opened, freshwater flows from the river through the culverts into the canal, and from there into the neighboring wetlands.
Road-kills tended to occur close to vegetative cover and far from wildlife passages or culverts.
A spokesman added: "EA teams are out working to minimise river flood risk, clearing debris from streams and unblocking culverts.
