Burns Ditch

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Burns Ditch is a man-made drainage and navigation channel in northwest Indiana that diverts the Little Calumet River into Lake Michigan.

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Burns Ditch canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
drainage channel
navigation channel
basinCountry United States
connectsBodyOfWater Lake Michigan
Little Calumet River
linked to: Calumet River
country United States
divertsWaterFrom Little Calumet River
linked to: Calumet River
emptiesInto Lake Michigan
flowsThrough Lake County, Indiana
Porter County, Indiana
hasAlternateName Burns Canal
Burns Waterway
hasEnvironmentalImpact affects sediment transport into Lake Michigan
alters natural flow of the Little Calumet River
influences water quality entering Lake Michigan
hasFunction divert river flow
reduce flooding along the Little Calumet River
isPartOfInfrastructure Calumet area drainage network
linked to: Calumet-Sag Channel

regional flood control system
jurisdiction State of Indiana
linked to: Indiana
locatedIn Calumet Region
Indiana
Lake County, Indiana
Northwest Indiana
Porter County, Indiana
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
locatedNear Burns Harbor, Indiana
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor
managesRunoffFrom industrial areas near Lake Michigan
urban areas of northwest Indiana
manMade true
mouthLocatedIn Lake Michigan
Portage, Indiana
partOf Little Calumet River system
purpose drainage
flood control
navigation
regionServed Calumet River watershed
linked to: Calumet River

northwest Indiana
linked to: Northwest Indiana
sourceRiver Little Calumet River
linked to: Calumet River
usedFor industrial water management
shipping access
stormwater drainage
watercourseType artificial channel
watershed Lake Michigan basin
Little Calumet-Galien watershed

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Burns Harbor, Indiana namedAfter Burns Ditch