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slaughterhouses. The stench and health problems related to this use resulted in some of the first public health based anti-pollution environmental laws in
Massachusetts and provided precedent for early environmental protection laws throughout the United States. As a result of these issues Chapter 91 of the Massachusetts General Laws was established in 1866 to regulate uses of tidal waterways and is a powerful tool to protect the public welfare in relationship to filled and flowing tidelands today. The inaccessible and degraded industrial landscape around Millers River and along the lower Charles River basin became known during the late 19th century and 20th century as "the Lost Half-Mile".
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providing surface water recharge infiltration swales, and exploring the "daylighting" (opening up) of portions of the now-filled Miller's River. The
Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is developing management plans to enhance and protect the ecological environment of Millers River and the lower Charles River Basin, and to support and encourage passive and active recreational use.
217:, Massachusetts. A linear public art project, Millers River Littoral Way, presents a series of artworks, graphics, lighting, stainless steel bench sculptures, and etchings of historic pre-landfill harbor depths. In addition, the Potato Shed Memorial, marks the site of potato sheds that once existed in the area. This series of artworks provide
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highway project. The
Charles River Watershed Association and The Conservation Law Foundation led efforts to protect Millers River and open it for public access. Permit requirements prevented the remaining section of the river from being filled, and Chapter 91 permits mandated pedestrian access to the
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Millers River, closed off by railroad tracks and wharves since the 1830s, was opened to the Charles River as a part of Central Artery construction. Where Millers River meets the North bank of the Charles River a new park landscape (completed 2012) provides pedestrian and bicycle access
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Cambridge, cross over
Millers River on the North Bank Pedestrian Bridge, funded through the Obama Administration's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Designed for both bicycles and pedestrians, the bridge's sinusoidal shape curves over MBTA railway tracks, and threads between railroad Control
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Millers River watershed have been identified by the Charles River Watershed Association and others as locations to develop in order to improve local water quality and increase natural rainwater storage. Options to achieve this include opening culverted drainage,
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to commercial and industrial sites along its shores beginning in the early colonial period. It was previously called Willis Creek and is labeled as such on the 1777 Pelham Map, among others. In the late 19th century, Millers River was used as a dumping place for wastes from abattoirs and
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Millers River along, and under, the North section of the I-93 Highway Charles River Crossing development. This several hundred yard-long section of river became the source of many contentious environmental issues during planning for the
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A pedestrian walkway with playfully designed light poles, interpretive historical panels, and bordered by re-introduced native wetland vegetation, allows access along the remaining section of
Millers River between the Charles River and Rutherford Avenue in
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waypoints for pedestrians traversing the grid of structural piers that support
Interstate Highway 93 above. The public art concept plan, and artwork along the access walkway and Littoral Way, were created by artist
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Harbor depth numbers, indicated in decimal feet, from an 1835 navigational chart, etched in concrete paving on location along
Millers River Littoral Way, between the Charles River and Charlestown, Massachusetts
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1634:Wading River
1549:Cotley River
1487:French River
1478:Thames River
1364:Manhan River
1309:Chapel Brook
1267:Rowley River
1161:Salmon Brook
1151:Powwow River
1131:Nashua River
1121:Little River
1106:Beaver Brook
1047:Saugus River
1032:Mystic River
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1744:Coles Brook
1718:Wilde River
1614:Snake River
1554:Forge River
1534:Canoe River
1404:Otter River
1399:North River
1384:Mirey Brook
1354:Green River
1247:Egypt River
1206:Trout Brook
1042:North River
1027:Muddy River
1000:Fresh River
942:Pamet River
932:Jones River
830:Bumps River
293:28 December
224:Ross Miller
219:placemaking
215:Charlestown
101: /
76:Coordinates
1820:Categories
1754:Lees River
1739:Cole River
1713:West River
1678:Mill River
1658:Abbott Run
1629:Town River
1569:Mill River
1522:Watershed)
1429:Ware River
1344:Fall River
1272:Skug River
1211:Vine Brook
1101:Back River
1067:Weir River
1062:Stop River
995:Fore River
947:Town Brook
825:Bass River
752:Back River
595:2012-11-04
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359:2012-07-26
259:References
1789:Watershed
1651:Watershed
1480:Watershed
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1297:Watershed
1084:Watershed
922:Eel River
151:Cambridge
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147:landfill
54:Location
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333:3 March
185:Big Dig
161:History
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114:Status
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