Tiber Creek, Tributary in Washington, D.C.
Tiber Creek is a historic watercourse that is now mostly underground.
The creek once flowed through the center of the city before it was diverted.
Named by European settlers after Rome's Tiber River.
The creek has been integrated into the city's stormwater management system.
It played a significant role in the early urban development of Washington, D.C.
Location: Washington, D.C.
Elevation above the sea: 4 m
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