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Rocky River

American  

noun

  1. a city in NE Ohio, near Cleveland.


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Speaking beside the main water source for El Aguacate, a rocky river bed with just a few inches of water in the center, Ruben Jordan, an aid worker with Care International said the local production system was “totally lost” because of intervals of up to 25 days without rain.

From Reuters

He says the water then probably flowed down the rocky river valley towards the lower dam, overwhelming it, resulting in the flooding of the city which is trapped between mountains and the sea.

From BBC

The ground-dwelling birds were in thick vegetation near a rocky river - perhaps a good spot to find grubs and insects.

From BBC

Mother and son had to disembark a few times while the motorbike ambulance negotiated a tricky slope or a rocky river bed.

From Seattle Times

Jeffrey Miller, 51, of Rocky River, is scheduled to appear in Cleveland Municipal Court on Oct.

From Seattle Times