Water has returned to the section of the C&O Canal that runs through Georgetown in D.C. The one-mile picturesque section of the waterway had been under construction as part of a larger restoration project, and included “complicated things like giant wall stabilizations and lock repairs,” the Georgetown Business Improvement District said in a statement. With some of the major construction now completed, Georgetown Heritage, a nonprofit organization that partners with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park to rebuild the section of the canal, is preparing for next steps. A canal boat replica is scheduled to arrive soon, and begin operation during the summer. The boat is modeled on designs for historic packet boats that were used on the canal during its early years of service, said Christiana Hanson, chief of Interpretation at C&O Canal National Historic Park, said in a statement.