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Garnett Williams writes about several bodies of water the existed in the past and present.

Balloon view of Washington D.C. The picture was located within an old journal, and a more recent historical book. It is an image made possible by the army's balloon division which experimented in Washington D.C.

The map was used as part of a Geological survey circular produced by the department of the interior. The circular is called Washington D.C.'s vanishing streams and waterways.

The Tiber creek has reached one of the lowest points in its existence. Shunned by the public for reaching to the surface after nearly a century of entrapment, the Washington Post details the effects of the rising water.