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(Water Runoff 2) 412-DSP-2-Runoff 128.jpg - DPLA - 8f932c6888f6731dce6f18b950755142

(Water Runoff 2) 412-DSP-2-Runoff 128.jpg - DPLA - 8f932c6888f6731dce6f18b950755142

The original digital file had the following descriptive metadata embedded in its header: Description: Runoff from new development, Frederick County, MD. USEPA photo by Eric Vance Date Picture Taken: 2012-10-29T09:14:11.006-04:00 Byline: Vance, Eric, EPA chief photographer Byline Title: Photographer Keywords: Construction, Disturbed Earth, Flooding, Silt, Silt Fence, Water

Environmental Protection Agency. 12/2/19700 views

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1915 ICC MonoBridgeP1070460

1915 ICC MonoBridgeP1070460

Interstate Commerce Commission survey of the Frederick and Northern railroad, predecessor (Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company (F&PL)) bridge and viaduct taken in December 1915 as bridge 65.35. The bridges crosses the Monocacy River.

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1915 ICC TuscaroraP1070411

1915 ICC TuscaroraP1070411

Interstate Commerce Commission survey of the Frederick and Northern railroad, predecessor (Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company (F&PL)) Tuscarora Creek (Monocacy River) bridge taken in December 1915 as bridge 65.40.

United States government: Interstate Commerce Commission0 views

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1Lambs Knoll

1Lambs Knoll

Lambs Knoll on South Mountain in Maryland

Joe Calzarette0 views

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2008 03 28 - Frederick - City Hall 2

2008 03 28 - Frederick - City Hall 2

Back-in angle parking along Council Street, beside City Hall in Frederick, MD

Thisisbossi0 views

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A water operator conducting jar-testing. (14868618997)

A water operator conducting jar-testing. (14868618997)

As of 2012, about 110,000 people in the U.S. work in water or wastewater services. Trained operators help to maintain the quality and reliability of drinking water service.

USEPA Environmental-Protection-Agency0 views

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Caught in the Snow (Unsplash)

Caught in the Snow (Unsplash)

Middletown, United States

Elijah Hail elijahhail0 views

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Fcso 560 001

Fcso 560 001

Fredeick County maryland sheriff's dodge charger

Dgaver29450 views

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Knoxville MD

Knoxville MD

Knoxville, MD Fredrick County

Bonnachoven0 views

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