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• She spent a year studying existing silting patterns and worked accordingly.
• Soils have washed away, silting riverbeds and raising water levels.
• Silting over centuries has raised the riverbed above the surrounding countryside.
• Erosion in the limestone karst areas leads to runoff and silting.
• Today, the creek is not navigable because of silting in.
• Eutrophication, or gradual silting and weeding over, affects every pond.
• The Bay of Saint Michel in France is silting up.
• That will reduce soil erosion, silting and contamination of ground water.
• The silting of the Haven only furthered the town's decline.
• These factors all encouraged silting-up of the bay.
• The station closed in 1962 because silting rendered the channel too shallow.
• Silting of the waterways may have led to its decline.
• The harbour was beset by silting problems which needed to be rectified.
• Remarkably, the reservoir has suffered very little silting since.
• Its navigability was frequently curtailed by storms and silting up.
• Building dikes has the result of silting up rivers and raising their levels.
• Reservoirs are silting up faster than expected, but lakes are not exempt.
• The silting of the harbour led to a gradual decline of the town.
• Salem and its silting harbor were increasingly eclipsed by Boston and New York.
• Rennie concluded that the plan would lead to the silting of Yarmouth harbour.