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Runoff Defined

The topographic flow of water from precipitation to stream channels located at lower elevations. Occurs when the infiltration capacity of an area's soil has been exceeded. It also refers to the water leaving an area of drainage. Also called overland flow.

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  • Instant-runoff voting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Updated plan aims to protect watersheds - dailypress.com: In updating the management plans for Yarmouth and Powhatan creeks in James City County, supervisors are willing to go so far as to halt development on some parcels along waterways in those areas. The streams, parts of both of which have been declared impaired by the state Department of Environmental Quality, are under management and monitoring plans by DEQ and the county's Stormwater Division. The Powhatan Creek watershed, located in the center of the county, has seen significant growth and development in the past decade. Monticello Avenue development, including New Town and Ford's Colony ? some of the largest developments in the county ? drain into Powhatan Creek.

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