Maspeth Creek

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Maspeth Creek is a small industrial waterway in Queens, New York City, that branches off Newtown Creek and is known for its heavily polluted, historically industrial shoreline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf creek
tidal inlet
adjacentTo Blissville, Queens NERFINISHED
Greenpoint industrial area NERFINISHED
Maspeth industrial area
connectedTo East River via Newtown Creek
country United States of America
surface form: United States
environmentalStatus contaminated sediment
poor water quality
flowsThrough Maspeth, Queens NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic heavily polluted
industrial shoreline
superfund-related waterway
hasUse industrial navigation (historical)
stormwater drainage
historicallyUsedFor industrial activity
manufacturing
oil storage and transfer
waste disposal
hydrology tidally influenced
locatedIn Long Island
New York City
New York State NERFINISHED
Newtown Creek Nature and Habitat Restoration planning area NERFINISHED
Queens
United States East Coast NERFINISHED
borough of Queens NERFINISHED
managedBy New York City Department of Environmental Protection NERFINISHED
mouthLocatedIn Newtown Creek NERFINISHED
near Brooklyn-Queens Expressway NERFINISHED
Calvary Cemetery NERFINISHED
Kosciuszko Bridge NERFINISHED
Long Island Expressway NERFINISHED
overseenBy New York State Department of Environmental Conservation NERFINISHED
United States Environmental Protection Agency NERFINISHED
partOf New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary NERFINISHED
Newtown Creek Superfund site NERFINISHED
Newtown Creek industrial corridor NERFINISHED
Newtown Creek watershed
pollutantSource combined sewer overflows
industrial facilities along Newtown Creek
pollutantType heavy metals
petroleum hydrocarbons
polychlorinated biphenyls
sewage
tributaryOf Newtown Creek NERFINISHED
waterBodyType industrial waterway
tidal creek

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Newtown Creek hasPart Maspeth Creek