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Trench drain

Published April 18, 2014 at 800 × 600 in Stormwater Alternatives.
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trench drain

Trench drains capture stormwater on sidewalks or paths, and let the runoff flow into a rain garden, swale or other landscaping feature.

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East Multnomah Soil & Water
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5211 N. Williams Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97217

 
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