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Potter County Stream Signs

2 comments | Monday, November 08, 2004

Stream Signs gracing crossings across much of Potter County were obtained as a result of a grant through Resources, Conservation and Development, saysthe Potter County Conservation District. 148 signs were distributed toPotter County Townships to be placed along roads next to stream crossings.Three major waterways find their headwaters in Potter County. The Allegany, the Susquehanna and the Genesee all find their sources springing from the fertile soils of Potter County.

posted by joshhatcher

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