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- Upstream Border: Westford Border, east. of
sand & gravel pits
- Downstream Border: Nashoba Brook junction,
Rte 27, South St, Nashoba Club
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For the most part the stream passed through
typical New England woods. It was generally
shaded with a few open areas. The stream
was shallow and indistinct in many areas
with evidence of having overflowed its banks
in several places. Skunk cabbage abounds,
indicating wet areas. Mud and brush made
it difficult to follow precisely in places,
particularly west of Rte. 27 upstream. No
drainage from pipes into the stream was observed,
however, there appears to be a drainage ditch
west of Rte. 27 near the Westford line.
This area should be revisited. The most
significant trash, with the exception of
discarded railroad batteries, was found immediately
adjacent to Rte. 27, consisting of typical
"road debris". |
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