On the edge of the city of Charlottesville, this 1.4-mile stream restoration abuts parkland, neighborhoods, and a shopping district and contains a section of the 20-mile Rivanna Trail.
A tributary of the Rivanna River and part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, Meadow Creek's restoration aims to improve its designation as an "impaired waterway".
The "natural channel design" approach establishes a dynamically stable meandering pattern.
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