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Outfall Collection

"Unveiling the Hidden Pathways: Exploring the Fascinating World of Outfalls" From ancient Rome's Cloaca Maxima to London's Metropolitan Main Drainage

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Outfall Collection: The Serpentine
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Outfall Collection: London Metropolitan Main Drainage at Crossness 1865
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Outfall Collection: Outfall of Westbourne (engraving)
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Outfall Collection: The Route explored by Captains Speke and Grant, showing the Outfall of the Nile from the Victoria
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Outfall Collection: Old outfall of the Serpentine at Knightsbridge, in 1800, from Mr Craces collection (engraving)
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Outfall Collection: London Main-Drainage Works, View and Section of the Outfall of the Northern Drainage at Barking
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Outfall Collection: Metropolitan Main Drainage Works at Crossness 1865
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Outfall Collection: London Metropolitan Main Drainage with Prince of Wales
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Outfall Collection: Outfall of Westbourne, c1876. Creator: Unknown
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Outfall Collection: Old outfall of the Serpentine at Knightsbridge, London, c1800 (1878)
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Outfall Collection: Crystal Falls, outfall of Cascade Creek, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA
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Outfall Collection: Rome. Cloaca Maxima
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Outfall Collection: Landscape with castle Devin at the outfall of the Morava int
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Outfall Collection: Westbourne Outfall
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Outfall Collection: Source Size = 3899 x 1590
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Outfall Collection: Source Size = 3957 x 1701
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Outfall Collection: OUTFALL OF WESTBOURNE. London, UK, 19th century engraving
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Outfall Collection: Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) flock, feeding at fish processing plant outfall
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Outfall Collection: Danger, Hazardous Area sign on drainage outfall into sea, Anderby Creek, Lincolnshire, England, June
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Outfall Collection: Effluent from nuclear power station
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Outfall Collection: Sewage Outfall
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Outfall Collection: Raw Sewage Outfall
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Outfall Collection: Storm water outfall on seafront of seaside town, Swanage, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset, England, august
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Outfall Collection: Hydroelectric power station, Wales
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Outfall Collection: DRAINAGE

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"Unveiling the Hidden Pathways: Exploring the Fascinating World of Outfalls" From ancient Rome's Cloaca Maxima to London's Metropolitan Main Drainage, outfalls have played a crucial role in managing drainage systems throughout history. These hidden channels have shaped cities and landscapes, silently carrying away excess water and waste. The Serpentine, a picturesque lake in Hyde Park, holds its own secret outfall. Dating back to 1800, an engraving from Mr Craces collection reveals the old outfall at Knightsbridge. This glimpse into the past showcases how even natural wonders like lakes require careful management. London's Metropolitan Main Drainage Works at Crossness in 1865 marked a significant milestone in sanitation engineering. The impressive view and section of the outfall at Barking Creek captured in an engraving depict the scale and complexity of this monumental project. Beyond urban settings, outfalls also hold importance on a global scale. Captains Speke and Grant ventured through Africa to discover the Nile River's outfall from Victoria Nyanza Lake. Their exploration shed light on one of nature's most majestic waterways. Meanwhile, closer to home, Westbourne's outfall became subject to artistic interpretation around 1876 by an unknown creator. This depiction offers us a glimpse into how these functional structures can inspire creativity and intrigue, and are not merely utilitarian; they carry stories of innovation, resilience, and human ingenuity across time and space. They serve as reminders that beneath our feet lies an intricate network that keeps our cities functioning smoothly. As we marvel at these engravings capturing moments frozen in time or witness modern-day infrastructure projects like London Metropolitan Main Drainage with Prince of Wales inaugurating new systems - let us appreciate their significance beyond mere functionality. Outfalls symbolize humanity's constant quest for progress while respecting nature’s delicate balance – ensuring harmony between civilization and environment for generations to come.