Bank run gravel is a type of gravel that is naturally occurring and typically found in deposits along riverbanks or streams. It is a mix of sand, clay, and larger stones, and it has not been processed or screened. Because it has not been processed, it is often referred to as "raw" or "unprocessed" gravel.
Bank run gravel is often used as a base material for construction projects, such as roads and driveways. It is also commonly used for backfilling excavated areas, as well as for landscaping and drainage projects. It can be less expensive than other types of gravel because it does not require processing or screening, and it is often readily available in local deposits.
Bank Run Gravel
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