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English: The area which once was a gravel pit was transformed in a process that combined water engineering, public art, landscape architecture and ecological design. Stormwater makes its way to the Bow River. The system includes a Nautilus Pond, a polishing marsh, a wet meadow, a stream, outfall, a dry stream, riparian areas, and a lookout mound.
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Dale Hodges Park is part of Bowmont Park.

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