They are called bayous. Bogs typically get all of their water from rain and are created by sphagnum moss buildup over existing ponds or dry land that becomes saturated with rain - they are stagnant, peat-filled depressions. Bayous (like in Louisiana) are marshy outlets or offshoots of lakes or rivers (i.e. they have very slow moving water that is fed from a larger water source).
Bayous
A Bayou.
Except for cases of malaria from marching through the swampy bayous, the Union army was fairly healthy, on a par with Union armies in the East. Near the end of the siege, the Confederates were malnourished and suffered from a number of diseases such as scurvy and rickets.
swampy leaves and water and dirt
Yes yes it is located on swampy land and had Mosquitos Lead by John white
The capital is Washington DC. It was designed to be the capital out of land that was swampy.
A Bayou.
Swampy ground, or a forested body of water, is generally called a swampland. Quagmires, bogs and marshes are other names for swampy grounds.
A swampy area is called a wetland. It begins with the letter W.
The US coast is by Florida. Bayous are commonly found in Florida and other places.
If the 'gators aren't actually IN the city, certainly they are all around to the south, in the swampy areas known as "bayous". There are alligator-watching tours by boat, with the docks under 20 minutes away.
hydrophilic
Except for cases of malaria from marching through the swampy bayous, the Union army was fairly healthy, on a par with Union armies in the East. Near the end of the siege, the Confederates were malnourished and suffered from a number of diseases such as scurvy and rickets.
You may be referring to bogs, though not all bogs are swampy or low, as some bogs are in mountains as well as lowland areas.
Mangroves
Fred 'swampy' marsh had a cousin called homer
Swampy was born in 1974.
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