The City of Gastonia's Keep Gastonia Beautiful and  Stormwater Division are partnering together for this stormwater education piece for the community.  

City of Gastonia

This site will act as a public participation tool for the City of Gastonia’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Through this tool, the public can assist City staff in documenting the bank stability, water flow and general health of Crowders Creek at Linwood Springs. 

This Chronolog is funded and maintained through a partnership between Keep Gastonia Beautiful and City of Gastonia Stormwater Utility.

To learn more about how to get involved in creek cleanups and other citizen-driven projects, look for Keep Gastonia Beautiful on social media.  To learn more about the other Chronolog locations, check out our website:   https://www.gastonianc.gov/school-resources#chronolog

Linwood Springs

This site will act as a public participation tool for the City of Gastonia’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Through this tool, the public can assist City staff in documenting the bank stability, water flow and general health of the tributary to Kendrick Creek at the City's Schiele Museum of Natural History. 

Schiele Museum Nature Trail

This location is situated along the main stem of Long Creek on the Highland Greenway, which connects the downtown area to the northern portion of the City of Gastonia and extends to Rankin Lake Park. The contributing drainage area for this location encompasses approximately 41 square miles (36,496 acres).

The watershed drains portions of northern Bessemer City and western Gastonia; however, the majority of the drainage area lies within Gaston County and remains sparsely developed.

Highland Greenway Station

This site will act as a public participation tool for the City of Gastonia’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Through this tool, the public can assist City staff in documenting the bank stability, water flow, and general health of Avon Creek at this location. 

Avon Creek is located within the Catawba Creek Watershed and begins just North of Lineberger Park.

This Chronolog is funded and maintained through a partnership between Keep Gastonia Beautiful and the City of Gastonia Stormwater Utility.

Avon Creek Greenway

This site will act as a public participation tool for the City of Gastonia’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Through this tool, the public can assist City staff in documenting the bank stability, water flow, and general health of Kaglor Creek at this location. 

Kaglor Creek is located within the Long Creek Watershed at Rankin Lake Park.

Kaglor Creek @ Rankin Lake

This site will act as a public participation tool for the City of Gastonia’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Through this tool, the public can assist City staff in documenting the bank stability, water flow and general health of the creek at this location. 

To learn more about how to get involved in creek cleanups and other citizen driven projects look for Keep Gastonia Beautiful on Facebook or check out our website:  https://www.gastonianc.gov/home-keep-gastonia-beautiful.html

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This site will act as a public participation tool for the City of Gastonia’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit. Through this tool, the public can assist City staff in documenting the bank stability, water flow, and general health of the tributary to Duharts Creek in the Bethesda Oaks Neighborhood. 

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6 chronologs managed by City of Gastonia

Schiele Museum Nature Trail

Linwood Springs

Bethesda Oaks Trail

Avon Creek Greenway

Highland Greenway Station

Kaglor Creek @ Rankin Lake

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