File:Seneca Creek 2.jpg
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w:Seneca Aqueduct and Riley's Lock. Just after passing under the aqueduct, the creek flows into the Potomac River. The aqueduct and bridge were constructed with Seneca red sandstone, which was quarried a short distance to the west.
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| current | 04:27, 13 October 2005 | | 2,592 × 1,944 (1.06 MB) | Ben jaminhr (talk | contribs) | The aqueduct at Riley's Lock. Just after passing under the bridge, the creek flows into the Potomac River. The aqueduct and bridge were constructed with Seneca Sandstone, which was quarried a short distance to the west. |
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