Effects of anorexia nervosa, a complex psychological and physical disorder in which a person starves themselves, are numerous. People who have Anorexia Nervosa may experience a number of effects which can be categorized as either physical or emotional in nature. The list of possible negative consequences up to and including death, are numerous.
Tappen, North Dakota. (Redirected from History of Tappen, North Dakota) Tappen is a city in Kidder County, North Dakota, United States. The population was 197 at the 2010 census.
The Choptank River Watershed is located on the western edge of Delaware and resides in Kent County. The headwaters of the Chester River lie to the north and Marshyhope Creek is to the south. The Choptank River Watershed consists of Tappahanna Ditch in the northern portion of the watershed, Culbreth Marsh Ditch in the center, and Cow Marsh Creek in the lower portion. Both Tappahanna Ditch and Culbreth Marsh Ditch drain to Mud Millpond, which is situated at the Maryland-Delaware state line. The pond discharges to the Choptank River in Delaware, which meanders southward, where Cow Marsh Creek connects in before continuing into Maryland. The drainage area of the Choptank River Watershed within Delaware is approximately 97 mi2.