Which feature describes a buried river under GCVI that is connected to storm sewers?

• A. Picnic Shelter
• B. Wellington Street Dam
• C. Pond Creek
• D. Soccer Field

Answer: (C)

Urban areas often hide streams by putting them in underground channels that connect to the storm sewer system. The water keeps flowing, but it’s directed away from streets during rain to prevent flooding.

Pond Creek fits this description: it’s a creek that has been buried underground and linked into the storm drainage network under GCVI, so its flow is managed as part of the city’s stormwater system.

The other options are not water features: a picnic shelter is a structure for seating and shade, a dam is a large water-control structure on a surface water body, and a soccer field is just land for playing.