Nasty Branch Greenway - The City of Asheville

Project Overview

The Nasty Branch Greenway is a planned ¾-mile-long greenway that starts at the Grant Southside Center on Depot Street and Livingston Street and terminates at Phifer Street near the McDowell and Southside intersection. This greenway lies on flat terrain along the banks of the creek called Nasty Branch.

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Contact Information

Lucy Crown, Transportation Department, Transportation Planning Manager, lcrown@ashevillenc.gov

Susanna Horton, Capital Management Department, Project Manager, shorton@ashevillenc.gov

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