United States, Ohio, Columbus
A pool alongside the river bank of Alum Creek. Twisting roots of an invasive honey suckle species replicates the exposed roots of large American Sycamore trees found along the natural river banks. The substrate is river washed sand stone, with no aquatic vegetation present. A small group of Cyprinidae Campostoma (Stone Roller) and Percidae Etheostoma nigrum (Johnny Darter) were selected to represent the fish species found in these pools.
- GPS
- 40.0634193, -82.9231796
- Geographical region
- Northern America
- Drainage Basin
- Mississippi basin
- River catchment
- Ohio River
- Water body type
- Creek
- Water body name
- Alum
- Water body part
- Pool
- Water body course
- Middle course
- Water body: tributary of
- River
- Tributary name
- Ohio
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