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Rivers

What tool are you using to edit your airport?
 
It would also help if you would specify which simulator you are working on. The tools that you can use are different for FS2004 and FSX/P3D.
 
Ok if it's default then that river is a vector based object. It is created with a vector line and then a water texture is shown at the correct width. In FSX you would remove it by placing a polygon across it and tagging it exclude general, streams. You can do this in your ADE project for this airport. You don't have to cover the entire river. Just make a rectangular polygon that crosses it. This will exclude that section of the vector line. While I'm talking about FSX it should work the same in P3D v5.
 
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