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Down East Remembrance Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  431 words in original text
This bill gives official names to six creeks in North Carolina. These creeks are named to honor people who died in a plane crash in Carteret County, North Carolina.
This bill affects how the six creeks in North Carolina are officially named and referred to in government documents, maps and records.
• Noah Styron Creek is officially designated at a specific location in North Carolina (Sec. 2(a)) • Hunter Parks Creek is officially designated at a specific location in North Carolina (Sec. 2(b)) • Kole McInnis Creek is officially designated at a specific location in North Carolina (Sec. 2(c)) • Stephanie Fulcher Creek is officially designated at a specific location in North Carolina (Sec. 2(d)) • Jacob Taylor Creek is officially designated at a specific location in North Carolina (Sec. 2(e)) • Daily Shepherd Creek is officially designated at a specific location in North Carolina (Sec. 2(f)) • All government references to these creeks in laws, regulations, documents, records, maps or papers must use the new designated names (Sec. 2(g))
The six creeks named in this bill will have official names recognized by all United States government agencies, documents and maps.
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