Joes_Creek_Phosphorus_Removal_Pr.pdf

The image is a map depicting the Joes Creek Urban Stream Restoration project, showing an aerial view of an urban area with a green-highlighted stream path. The map indicates multiple monitoring sites (marked in yellow, purple, and red) along the creek's route, with location markers labeled at different points such as 35.04, 35.10, and 35.12. The stream's path traverses through a densely populated urban landscape with residential and commercial areas, parks, and water bodies. A scale is provided showing distances from 0 to 2.2 miles, and a compass rose indicates cardinal directions. The green line represents the Joes Creek and its tributaries, while the colored dots represent different types of monitoring sites: ambient monitoring, continuous monitoring, and sediment inactivation locations. The map provides a comprehensive geographic overview of the stream restoration project area, showing the proposed restoration route and monitoring points across the urban environment.