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Example of a small sediment trap. Note the rock-lined overflow berm, stabilized banks, and silt fence protection along inflow section. Silt fence in foreground helps prevent excessive sediment flow into the trap, reducing maintenance dredging needs. (Source: Georgia SWCC) | Example of a small sediment trap. Note the rock-lined overflow berm, stabilized banks, and silt fence protection along inflow section. Silt fence in foreground helps prevent excessive sediment flow into the trap, reducing maintenance dredging needs. (Source: Georgia SWCC) | ||
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Example of a small sediment trap. Note the rock-lined overflow berm, stabilized banks, and silt fence protection along inflow section. Silt fence in foreground helps prevent excessive sediment flow into the trap, reducing maintenance dredging needs. (Source: Georgia SWCC)
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