beaver kill造句

• The Beaver Kill rises in western Forest Preserve in the Catskill Park.
• Old Route 17 runs alongside Beaver Kill and crosses Horse Brook over a small bridge.
• It was built as a lodge for Catskills, and the only one along the upper Beaver Kill.
• The same year it received title to Junction Pool which is the headwaters of the main stream of Beaver Kill.
• However, after seeing Beaver kill a group of drug dealers at a comedy club he worked at, he decided to join him.
• Both " Catskill " and " Beaver Kill " could be considered to promote animal violence when their names are improperly understood.
• The Beaver Kill's natural waterfall, west of the intersection of Park Avenue and South Swan Street provided for waterwheel power for local industry.
• It goes almost due east-west across a south-flowing stretch of the Beaver Kill's generally east-southeast flow at this point, nearly above sea level.
• Photographs taken for Reynolds show that debris seemed to fill a sizable stretch of the stream above the bridge, leaving only a small trickle into the Beaver Kill.
• Its small downtown is located at the confluence of Shin Creek and the Beaver Kill, which brings many fly fishermen to Lew Beach during New York's trout season.
• Industry continued to be located around the falls, especially breweries which would dump so much waste product into the Beaver Kill that the falls became known as Buttermilk Falls.
• Various other communities also contain the word " Kill " with various prefixes, and a creek in the Catskills called Beaver Kill is a tributary of the Delaware River.
• Unlike the Beaver Kill and Willowemoc Creek to the south, the development of Esopus Creek as a fishing stream did not result in the establishment of private fishing clubs, with one exception.
• Rough use paths lead along the ridge through the pygmy forest to views over the Dry Brook valley and Fir mountains to the northwest, and Doubletop and the Beaver Kill's headlands to the southeast.
• It was replaced by seasonal visitors who came to appreciate the scenic beauty of the area, now with some landholdings part of the state's recently created dry-fly fishing for trout in the upper Beaver Kill.
• Due to the fine natural clay banks along the gorge carved by the Beaver Kill several brickyards came to be established in Lincoln Park during the 19th century, mostly along Morton Avenue between Hawk and Eagle.
• South of the Beaver Kill, NY 206 and CR 91 gain the name of Rockland Road as they run southwest through the town of NY 17 ( the Quickway ), marking the eastern terminus of NY 206.
• The inn property is a mostly rectangular parcel along Barnhart Road bordered by the Beaver Kill on the south and west, along the stream's flood plain at the foot of a wooded hillside near the contributing resources.
• That changed drastically after the construction of Turner Hollow Road in the late 19th century, connecting anglers to reach private fishing clubs on the Beaver Kill headwaters from the Arkville Station on the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
• It continues winding through a wider valley alongside Route 30 to East Branch, where the East Branch's most significant tributary, the Beaver Kill, a world-renowned trout stream that rises in western West Branch to create the Delaware's main stem.