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Down East Remembrance Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  716 words in original text
This bill names six creeks in North Carolina after six people who died in a plane crash in Carteret County on February 13, 2022. The creeks will be officially recognized by the U.S. government under these new names to honor those lives. ##
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* Noah Styron Creek is designated as the official name for the creek located at latitude 34°59′49.33″ N, longitude 76°8′42.11″ W, and all U.S. government references to this creek must use this name (Sec. 2(a)) * Hunter Parks Creek is designated as the official name for the creek located at latitude 34°57′52.85″ N, longitude 76°11′11.25″ W, and all U.S. government references to this creek must use this name (Sec. 2(b)) * Kole McInnis Creek is designated as the official name for the creek located at latitude 34°57′46.30″ N, longitude 76°11′18.18″ W, and all U.S. government references to this creek must use this name (Sec. 2(c)) * Stephanie Fulcher Creek is designated as the official name for the creek located at latitude 34°57′38.08″ N, longitude 76°11′31.18″ W, and all U.S. government references to this creek must use this name (Sec. 2(d)) * Jacob Taylor Creek is designated as the official name for the creek located at latitude 34°52′43.45″ N, longitude 76°17′41.49″ W, and all U.S. government references to this creek must use this name (Sec. 2(e)) * Daily Shepherd Creek is designated as the official name for the creek located at latitude 34°52′28.26″ N, longitude 76°17′43.20″ W, and all U.S. government references to this creek must use this name (Sec. 2(f)) ##
Six creeks in Carteret County, North Carolina will officially be known by new names honoring people who died in the plane crash. All U.S. government laws, regulations, maps, documents and records must refer to these creeks by their new official names. ##
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