found some cool maps at: http://www.hometownlocator.com/DisplayCountyFeatures.cfm?FeatureType=str\ eam&SCFIPS=19101 <http://www.hometownlocator.com/DisplayCountyFeatures.cfm?FeatureType=st\ ream&SCFIPS=19101>
best map of Crow Creek is this one, but not too specific http://tiger.census.gov/cgi-bin/mapgen?lat=40.9439&lon=-91.9408&wid=.25&\ ht=.25&iht=400&iwd=600&mlat=40.9439&mlon=-91.9408&on=GRID,CITIES&msym=bi\ gdot&mlabel=Crow+Creek <http://tiger.census.gov/cgi-bin/mapgen?lat=40.9439&lon=-91.9408&wid=.25\ &ht=.25&iht=400&iwd=600&mlat=40.9439&mlon=-91.9408&on=GRID,CITIES&msym=b\ igdot&mlabel=Crow+Creek> it appears crow creek runs south of Hwy 34, on a Batavia, Lockridge, Birmingham, Stockport route. Theres a creek that comes down thru MUM campus and joins south of fairfield, not sure if thats part of Crow Creek too, or some other creek? > Rick Archer wrote: > So "bypassing" means that raw sewage is dumped into a creek? > Where is Crow Creek? > > > > > ------ Original Message ------ > > Power Outages Create Sewer Bypasses in Fairfield > > Weather-related power outages have caused bypasses of sewage in at > least two eastern Iowa cities, the most serious occurring in Fairfield. By > early Saturday evening, Fairfield was still without electricity. Bypassing > of sewage was taking place in Crow Creek from pumping stations and > generators were being used to prevent sewage from backing up in the plant.
