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Rocky River
A shale cliff along the Rocky River in the Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River Reservation, located on the boundary of the cities of Lakewood and Rocky River, Ohio.
Location
CountryUnited States of America
Physical characteristics
Source
• locationConfluence of East Branch Rocky River and West Branch Rocky River, between Cleveland and North Olmsted, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
• coordinates41°24′23″N81°53′14″W / 41.40639°N 81.88722°W
• elevation657 feet (200 m) AMSL
Mouth
Lake Erie between Lakewood and Rocky River, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
• coordinates
41°29′28″N81°50′21″W / 41.49111°N 81.83917°WCoordinates: 41°29′28″N81°50′21″W / 41.49111°N 81.83917°W
571 feet (174 m) AMSL
Basin features
GNIS ID1066928
River
Aerial view, looking southerly, of the river's mouth and surrounding area of discharge into Lake Erie, in Rocky River. At top, the Clifton Park-West Lake Bridge carries U.S. Route 6 across the river. At center is a derrick boat operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which dredges the navigation channel and maintains the breakwater.
A bend in the Rocky River and adjoining riverbanks are seen in this photo taken from a bridge on the Cleveland-Rocky River border in the Rocky River Reservation.
Low water ford bridge over the East Branch Rocky River in the Millstream Reservation.
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The Rocky River is a relatively short river in Cuyahoga County, Ohio that forms the natural western boundaries of Cleveland and the suburb of Lakewood with the suburbs of Fairview Park and Rocky River. The latter community is named after the river. To the south of Fairview Park and west of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, the river forms the natural boundary between the suburb of Brook Park and the communities of North Olmsted and Olmsted Township. Ranked by Field & Stream as one of the top steelhead trout rivers in the world, the Rocky River is the center of the Rocky River Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks.

Watershed[edit]

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The river itself is formed by the confluence of the East and West Branches in North Olmsted at Cedar Point Hill (unrelated to the theme park of the same name north of Sandusky), just west of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

The headwaters of the larger West Branch are predominantly located in Medina County, where the north and south branches merge to form the west branch and flows and northward through, among other locales, the town of Olmsted Falls. The East Branch first begins in the Cleveland suburb of North Royalton, near State Rd. and Wallings Rd. Flow here is actually to the south, through Richfield and Hinckley Townships. The East Branch wraps around Whipp's Ledges in Hinckley Township, and begins its north-northwest journey. Hinckley Lake is actually the East Branch Rocky, impounded in the late 1920s/early 1930s. On its course back through southwestern Cuyahoga County, the East Branch is an important local feature in the cities of Strongsville and Berea.

The lower portions of both branches and the mainstem Rocky River flow through a V-shaped valley; the valley and the river are part of the Cleveland Metroparks system. The Rocky River valley is heavily forested, and a parkway along the river provides access to many different activities available in the park. Given the heavy population density of Cleveland and its older suburbs, many of which border on the valley, the valley provides a popular location for recreational activities that would be difficult in other parts of the city.

Pollution[edit]

The Rocky River is largely free from industrial pollution. This is because most of its sources are in agricultural and suburban areas, which results in natural organic pollution and sewage, resulting in higher bacteria levels than rivers downstream from industrial discharges.

Crossings and tributaries[edit]

The Rocky River valley is quite deep from the confluence of the East and West Branches at Cedar Point downstream to Lake Erie, at times approaching 150 feet (45.7 m) below the ground level on either side of the valley. This depth has required several high-level and low-level bridges to cross the valley between Lakewood and Rocky River and between Cleveland and Fairview Park.

Several of the low-level bridges which cross the river within the valley are subject to closure and flooding during and after heavy storms, but these low-level bridges are mostly used by local traffic on the Valley Parkway which follows Rocky River's course, and crossing it several times.

From north (mouth) upstream to south (source):

Crossings and tributaries of the Rocky River (Lake Erie)
ID
Name
GNIS
Coordinates
Elevation
Year
Built
Length
Carries
West Channel Rocky River107230541°29′11″N81°50′7″W / 41.48639°N 81.83528°W581 feet (177 m)
1800639Clifton Park-West Lake19641,139 feet (347.2 m)U.S. Route 6,
Ohio State Route 2,
Ohio State Route 254[1][2]
Nickel Plate RoadNorfolk Southern Railway
1801074Detroit Avenue107389041°28′57″N81°49′52″W / 41.48250°N 81.83111°W568 feet (173 m)1980640 feet (195.1 m)U.S. Route 6A,
U.S. Route 20,
Ohio State Route 113[1]
Valley Parkway
18085671971839 feet (255.7 m)
1830147Hilliard Avenue1925860 feet (262.1 m)former U.S. Route 20,
Cuyahoga County Route 69
old Valley Parkway ford
Valley Parkway
Valley Parkway
1801325Lorain Road19351,230 feet (374.9 m)
Old Lorain Road
1831623Puritas Road1977195 feet (59.4 m)Cuyahoga County Route 189
181283119701,571 feet (478.8 m)
1802046Brookpark Road19331,919 feet (584.9 m)
Abram Creek103730341°25′4″N81°51′59″W / 41.41778°N 81.86639°W640 feet (200 m)
Valley Parkway
1830643Cedar Point Road192962 feet (18.9 m)Cuyahoga County Route 193
West Branch Rocky River106704441°24′23″N81°53′13″W / 41.40639°N 81.88694°W659 feet (201 m)
East Branch Rocky River106669741°24′22″N81°53′14″W / 41.40611°N 81.88722°W656 feet (200 m)

See also[edit]

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References[edit]

  1. ^ ab'Ohio State Route 2, see diagram on page 4 of 12'(PDF). Ohio Department of Transportation.
  2. ^'Straight Line Diagrams'. Ohio Department of Transportation.

External links[edit]

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