Sentence examples for marshes in the from inspiring English sources

The undulating surface of the län is mainly wooded, with marshes in the western areas.

The same state that has unsightly smokestacks also possesses one of the largest freshwater marshes in the Northeast.

Until March, when the weather suddenly got wetter, only half of the 30,000 acres of marshes in the refuge were wet.

The district is essentially a low-lying coastal plain, much of it reclaimed marshland, although marshes in the extreme north have not been drained.

Reclamation from Lake Al-Manzilah to the east has brought more land under cultivation, but there are still extensive salt marshes in the north.

Much big game (including rare species of antelope such as the sassaby) is notable in the environs of the Linyandi Marshes in the south.

A major canal had drained part of the central marshes in the 1950s, and in the 1980s, another large marsh had been drained to allow oil exploration.

The Oltra brothers, who owned the original campsite, helped shepherd plans for a purpose-built naturist village, which began to rise out of the local marshes in the early 1970s.

Roman remains were discovered in the 18th century in the Hackney Marshes in the eastern part of the borough, an area that now contains football (soccer) and cricket fields.

Pough said, "Troy Meadows, near Morristown, is the finest freshwater marsh in the entire Northeast.

"Stanley is an unusual person," said Dick DeGuerin, a Houston lawyer who represented Mr. Marsh in the 1990s.