Submitted by CheeeeeeseGromit t3_zczgv3 in ColumbiaMD
FineWinePaperCup t1_iyzzh62 wrote
WSSC just finished a project on Brighton Dam. And they are anticipating starting a sediment removal project this spring. I don’t think they have specially said so, but they may be lowering water levels in the reservoir to facilitate that.
https://www.wsscwater.com/watershed talks about the sediment.
Some names that may help you research more: Tridelphia Reservoir, Brighton Dam, and they are managed by WSSC (Washington suburban sanitation commission, or close to that)
Edit - oh, Brighton is the other one. The water levels under 29 are T. Howard Duckett Dam and T. Howard Duckett Reservoir. But, it still would not be unheard of that a project in one reservoir is affecting the downstream one.
CheeeeeeseGromit OP t1_iz08yy0 wrote
I feel silly now, because I did not even realize that part of the river under 29 is part of a reservoir. Thank you for the information though!
FineWinePaperCup t1_iz0bb3b wrote
There are no natural lakes in Maryland. Anything lake looking is dammed.
chairmanm30w t1_iz2ibry wrote
I did not know that!
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