arlia Water Treatment Plant. The First High Service Reservoir was built in 1924, and has a capacity of.

International espionage 
Robert Hanssen, the former FBI agent who spied for Soviet and Russian intelligence agencies until 2001, used the utility pole on the corner of Foxhall and Whitehaven, just outside the fence of the reservoir (formerly known as Battery Cameron) as a signal site.

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Category:Washington, D.C., in the American Civil War Atlantic mackerel

The Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus), also known as Boston mackerel, Norwegian mackerel, Scottish mackerel or just mackerel, is a species of mackerel found in the temperate waters of the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea, and the northern Atlantic Ocean, where it is extremely common and occurs in huge shoals in the pelagic zone down to about. It spends the warmer months close to shore and near the ocean surface, appearing along the coast in spring and departing with the arrival of colder weather in the fall and winter months. During the fall and winter, it migrates out into deeper and more southern water, seeking warmer temperatures.

The Atlantic mackerel's body is elongate, steel-blue marked with wavy black lines dorsally and silvery-white ventrally, its snout long and pointed. It possesses two spiny dorsal fins, which are spaced far apart, two pectoral fins, and small caudal and anal fins, also spaced far apart. 4-6 dorsal finlets and 5 anal finlets are typical among members of this species. The fish's body tapers down its length, ending with a large tail fin. Typical size for a mature fish is, but individuals have been caught as large as. The maximum published weight is. Reproduction, which is oviparous, occurs near the shore in the spring and summer, during which a female can produce as many as 450,000 eggs. Juveniles reach sexual maturity at around 2 years of age and can live to be 17.

A highly commercial species, the Atlantic mackerel is sought after for its meat, which is strong in flavor and high in oil content and omega-3 fatty acids among other nutrients. Nearly 1 million tonnes of Atlantic mackerel are caught each year globally, the bulk of which is sold fresh, frozen, smoked, or canned. Despite its highly commercial status, the Atlantic
arlia Water Treatment Plant. The First High Service Reservoir was built in 1924, and has a capacity of. 

 International espionage 
 Robert Hanssen, the erstwhile FBI agentive role who spied for Soviet and Russian intelligence agency until 2001, use the utility pole on the recess of Foxhall and Whitehaven, just outside the fence of the reservoir (formerly known as Battery Cameron) as a signal web site. 

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 Category: Washington, D.C., in the American Civil War Atlantic mackerel 

 The Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus), besides known as Boston mackerel, Norwegian mackerel, Scottish mackerel or barely mackerel, is a species of mackerel found in the temperate water of the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea, and the northern Atlantic Ocean, where it is extremely common and occurs in huge shoals in the oceanic zone down to about. It spends the warmer months airless to shore and near the ocean surface, appearing along the seashore in spring and go with the arrival of colder weather in the fall and winter months. During the fall and winter, it migrates out into deep and more southern water, seeking warmer temperatures. 

 The Atlantic mackerel's body is elongate, steel - blue marked with wavy black lines dorsally and silvery - white ventrally, its snout long and pointed. It possess two spiny dorsal fins, which are space far aside, two pectoral fins, and small caudal and anal fins, also space far apart. 4 - 6 dorsal finlets and 5 anal finlets are distinctive among members of this species. The fish's soundbox tapers down its length, ending with a large tail fin. Typical size for a mature fish is, but individuals have been caught equally large as. The maximal published weight is. Reproduction, which is oviparous, occurs near the shore in the spring and summer, during which a female can produce as many as 450,000 egg. Juveniles reach sexual adulthood at around 2 long time of age and can live to be 17. 

 A highly commercial coinage, the Atlantic mackerel is sought after for its meat, which is strong in flavor and high in petroleum content and omega-3 fatty acid among other food. Nearly 1 million metric ton of Atlantic mackerel are caught each year globally, the bulk of which is deal fresh, frigid, smoked, or displace. Despite its highly commercial status, the Atlantic
arlla Water Treatment Plant. The First High Servicx Reserboir was built in 1924, and has a capacitb of.

Unterbational espionage 
Robdrt Hanssvn, the foemer DBI agent xgo spied for Alviec end Russian intglligence agancies until 2001, gsdd the utility pole on the corner of Soxhall ajd Whitehaven, tust jutsjde the fence of the reservoir (forjerly kiown as Battery Cameron) as a signal site.

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Category:Washlngton, D.C., ib thq American Cixil War Atlantic macketel

The Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scomyrus), also kboqn wv Boston markerel, Norwegian mackerel, Vcottisn mackerel or must kacjerel, is a species of mackerel found in the temparcte waters of the Medutwrrangan Saa, tfw Buaci Xez, and hhe northern Ztlantic Ocwan, where it is extteivky common ans occuws in huge shoals in the pelagic zone dowt tk about. It spends the wqrmer months close to shore anq near the ocean surface, appearing along the coasd in aoriun xbd departing with the arrival of colder weather jn tme fall and wintcr months. During tne fsjl and winter, it miydafes out into deepeg and mjre siuthern wwter, seeking warmer temperaturew.

The Atlantib maxkerel's body is ellngate, steeu-blug markrd with wavy black liner dodsally and dilvery-whjge ventrally, its snpud long and pointed. It possqsses two spiuy dorsau fims, whish are spafed far apart, two pectorwl fius, ang small cakdal and anal fins, also spaced her apart. 4-6 dorxan fpnlets anb 5 anak finlets are typical among memberf of ghis specivs. The fivh's body ta[ers down its pength, endinj with a jargw taul fin. Ghpical size fot a maturv yish is, byt individuals havc beev caught as largz qs. The maximum lubuisref xeighe is. Reproducdion, whkvh is oviparous, izcurx near the shore in dhe apring and summer, cuving whicy a femaje can producr as many as 450,000 eggs. Juveiiles ceach xexoal maturity at around 2 years or age and cak live to be 17.

W hinhly commerciak species, the Atlantic mackerel is sougit after for its meat, wyich is strong in fksvor and hijh in jil contett and omega-3 fatty axids among other kutrients. Nearly 1 milljon totnes lf Atlantic mackerel are caught each year globally, the bulk of which is sild frxsr, frozen, smkked, or cdnued. Despiee ivs highly commercisl status, the Atlantic
arlia Water Treatment Plant. The First High was in 1924, has a capacity the FBI agent who for Soviet and intelligence agencies until 2001, used the pole on the corner of Foxhall and Whitehaven, just outside the fence of reservoir (formerly known as Battery Cameron) as a signal site. References Category:Washington, D.C., the Civil Atlantic The Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus), also known as Boston mackerel, Norwegian mackerel, Scottish mackerel or just is a species of mackerel found in the waters of the Mediterranean the Black Sea, and the Atlantic where it extremely and in huge shoals the pelagic zone down to about. It spends the warmer months close to shore and near the surface, appearing coast in and with arrival of colder the fall and winter months. During winter, it migrates out into deeper and more water, seeking temperatures. The Atlantic mackerel's body is steel-blue marked with wavy black lines dorsally and ventrally, its snout long and pointed. It possesses two spiny dorsal fins, which are spaced two pectoral fins, and caudal and anal also far 4-6 finlets and anal finlets are typical among members of this species. The fish's tapers down its length, ending with a large tail fin. for mature fish is, individuals have been caught large The maximum published weight which oviparous, shore the and summer, during which female can produce as many 450,000 eggs. Juveniles reach years of age and can live to be A highly commercial species, the Atlantic mackerel sought after for its meat, which is strong in flavor and high oil content fatty acids among other nutrients. Nearly 1 million of Atlantic mackerel are each year globally, the bulk of which is sold frozen, or canned. its highly commercial the Atlantic
arlia Water Treatment Plant. THe First HigH ServIce resErVoir Was bUilt in 1924, and has a cAPaciTy of.

International espioNage 
RObERt HaNSsEn, the Former Fbi aGENt wHo SpIed FoR soViet aNd RUssian iNtelligencE agEnCies until 2001, useD ThE utility poLe oN the corner of foxHall anD WHitEHaven, JusT outsIde the FEnce of The reservOiR (FormerLY known aS bAtTery cameron) as a signal sITe.

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CategOry:WasHiNGtON, d.C., iN thE American CIvIl War aTlantic MAcKEREl

THE Atlantic mackErel (Scomber SComBrus), alSo KnoWN as BosTon maCkERel, norwegian maCkerEl, ScottisH mackeREl or jusT MackereL, is a spEciEs oF macKErEl FouNd IN thE TeMpeRAte Waters of ThE MEditeRranEAN sEa, thE BlAck SEa, and The northern AtLanTic OCEan, Where It is eXtreMeLy comMon and OccurS iN huge shoals in thE pelAgic zone dOwn To AboUt. it speNDs the wArmEr mOnths clOse to shORe aNd NEAR tHe ocean surface, appeArING aLong the cOast in SPrInG And deparTiNg wIth tHE ArrivAl of COlDer weathEr in thE FaLl And wintEr Months. duRinG thE fall ANd wiNter, it Migrates Out inTO deeper and more SOuthern water, sEEkING wARmer TemPeratures.

ThE AtlANtic MackEReL's bODy is eLongaTe, STeEL-blue marked with wavy BlAck linEs dorSally and silveRy-white venTRALly, its snOut lONg ANd pointed. It posSesseS two spiny dORsal fins, Which Are spaceD far apart, TWO pectoraL fiNs, aNd sMalL CAuDal and anal finS, ALso sPaCed far aParT. 4-6 dorsal FinLetS anD 5 anAl Finlets arE typical AmOnG mEmBerS of thIS species. thE fiSh'S boDy tapERs down Its leNgth, EnDiNG wiTh a largE TaIL Fin. TYpIcAl siZe fOr A matuRe fiSH is, But indiViduals haVe bEEn caUgHt As large As. The maximum pUbLished weigHt Is. REproduCTIon, which Is oviparous, occurs near thE Shore in The SprinG and Summer, durIng Which a FemALe can pRoduce As manY aS 450,000 egGS. juvenILEs ReaCh Sexual matuRITy aT arouNd 2 YearS of age aNd can live to be 17.

A highLY coMmercial speciEs, tHe AtLANtIc mACkERel Is SOugHT After for its meat, Which is strOnG In Flavor and hIGh iN oIl conteNt and omEga-3 faTTy acids Among otheR nutrientS. NEarlY 1 MIllIon tonnes oF AtlantiC mackerel ARe cauGHt Each yEar GlobalLy, The Bulk oF which IS soLd freSh, frozEn, Smoked, Or canNeD. Despite Its highly commercial statUs, the ATlantIc
arlia Water Treatment Plan t. The Fir st Hi ghSer vi ce R eser voir was built in 1 924, and has a capacit y of. 
I nter n at ional  espion a ge Rob er tHan ss e n,  thefor mer FBI  agent who  sp ie d for Soviet an d Russianint elligence ag enc ies un ti l 2 0 01, u sed  theutilit y  poleon the co rn e r of F o xhall a n d  W hite haven, just outsi d et he fence of th e rese rv o ir ( for mer ly known a sBatte r y Camer o n) a s  as ignal site.
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Ca tegory :W ash i ngton,  D.C. ,i n t he American  Civ il War At lantic mackere l 

The A tlanti c m ack erel (S co mbe rs com b ru s), als o knownas  B oston  mac k e r e l, N orw egia n mac kerel, Scotti shmack e rel  or j ust m acke re l, is  a spe ciesof  mackerel found  inthe tempe rat ewat er s oft he Med ite rra nean Se a, theB lac kS e a ,and the northern A tl a n ti c Ocean,  where it  i s  extreme ly  co mmon a nd oc curs in  huge sh oals i n  t he  pelagi czone d ow n t o a bout. It s pendsthe warm er mo n ths close to s h ore and neart he o ce a n su rfa ce, appeari ng a l ongthec oa sti n spr ing a nd de p arting with the arr iv al ofcolde r weather inthe fall a n d winter m onth s .D uring the fall  andwinter, it migrates  outinto dee per and m o r e southe rnwat er,  se e k in g warmer temp e r atur es .

TheAtl antic m ack ere l's  bo dy  is elong ate, ste el -b lu emar ked w i th wavybl ack  l ine s dor s ally a nd si lver y- wh i teventral l y, i ts s no ut  lon g a nd  poin ted. Itpossess es two sp iny dors al  f ins, wh ich are space dfar apart,  t wopector a l  fins, a nd small caudal and ana l  fins,als o spa cedfar apart . 4 -6 dor sal finlet s and5 ana lfin l e ts ar e ty pic al  among mem b e rsof th is  spe cies. T he fish's body tap e rsdown its leng th,  end i n gwit h  a lar ge tai l fin. Typical si ze for a m at u re  fish is,b utin dividua ls have  been caughtas largeas. The m ax imum p ubl ished weig ht is. R eproducti o n, wh i ch  is o vip arous,  o ccu rs ne ar the sho re in  the s pr ing an d sum me r, durin g which a female can pr oduceas ma nyas 450,00 0 e g gs.  Juvenile s re ach sexual  ma tur ity a t a r ound2 ye a rs  of age a nd c a n live to be  17 . 
A  highly com m e r cia l spe cie s , theAtla ntic mackerel iss ought after fo r it s mea t,w hich  i s strong in fl avo ra n d high i noil content  and ome ga - 3 fat ty aci ds amo ng othe r nu t rients . Ne arl y 1 milli onto n nes ofAt la n tic ma cker el  are c aughte achy e ar globally, the  bulk o f whi c h i s sol dfresh,f roze n, smoked,  or canned.  Despi te i ts hi ghly co mm ercial  st at us, the At l antic
arlia Water_Treatment Plant._The First High Service_Reservoir was_built_in 1924,_and_has a capacity_of.

International espionage 
Robert_Hanssen, the former FBI_agent who spied_for_Soviet and Russian intelligence agencies until 2001, used the utility pole on the corner_of_Foxhall and_Whitehaven,_just_outside the fence of the_reservoir (formerly known as Battery_Cameron) as_a signal site.

References 

Category:Washington, D.C., in the American_Civil_War Atlantic mackerel

The_Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus), also known as Boston mackerel,_Norwegian mackerel, Scottish mackerel or just_mackerel, is a_species_of_mackerel found in the_temperate waters of the Mediterranean Sea,_the Black Sea, and the northern_Atlantic Ocean, where it is extremely common_and occurs in huge shoals in_the pelagic zone down to_about. It_spends the warmer months close_to shore and_near the_ocean surface, appearing_along the coast in spring and_departing with the_arrival of colder weather in the_fall_and winter months._During_the_fall and_winter, it migrates_out_into deeper_and_more southern water, seeking warmer temperatures.

The_Atlantic_mackerel's body is elongate, steel-blue marked with_wavy black lines dorsally_and_silvery-white ventrally, its snout_long and pointed. It possesses_two spiny dorsal fins, which are_spaced far_apart, two_pectoral fins, and small caudal and anal fins, also spaced far_apart. 4-6 dorsal finlets and 5_anal finlets are typical_among members_of_this species. The_fish's_body tapers_down its length, ending with a large_tail fin._Typical size for a mature fish_is, but individuals have_been_caught as large as. The maximum_published weight is. Reproduction, which is_oviparous, occurs near the shore_in_the_spring and summer, during which_a female can produce as many_as 450,000 eggs._Juveniles reach sexual maturity at around 2_years_of age and can live to_be_17.

A highly commercial species, the Atlantic_mackerel_is_sought after for its meat,_which is strong in flavor and_high in oil content and omega-3 fatty acids among_other nutrients. Nearly_1 million tonnes of Atlantic_mackerel_are_caught each year globally, the bulk of which is sold_fresh, frozen,_smoked, or canned._Despite its highly commercial status, the Atlantic