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Rocky, there's no end to the numbers of such groundcovers that will fill your needs. Many send out runners so that you plant individual plants separately and let them fill in the space. Some are very invasive...very invasive. That's alright if you can let the plant go anywhere it wants. It wont go into the river...but it will crowd the banks well.
Goutweed...this one I suggest you not even consider. Cotoneaster...pronounced co tone aster... a loverly plant this one. English Ivy Hall's Honeysuckle Virginia Wintercreeper Creeping Potentilla Periwinkle....this one does well in shade Euonymus Lily of the Valley
There's also many vines you might consider and let them crawl on the ground. Some clematis are noted for that ability
Where there's water...why not think ferns...
Ajuga...bugle flower..this one might get ahead of you if you don't watch it Wooly yarrow Lady's Mantle Crown Vetch...its a tall one...growing up 24" + Snow in Summer Sweet Woodruff Dead Nettle...its not dead.. Japanese Spurge...pachysandra Ground Phlox Scotch Moss Dragon's Blood.....pretty when you can get it going Thyme .....the list goes on.....
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