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Service Description: Canal features represent the approximate linear centerline of named surface conveyance of water from a point of beginning to a point of ending that may pass through other named features such as tunnels, siphons, etc.This dataset was compiled as an enterprise data resource of locations of Redamation features and associated features of interest for use by Reclamation programs and projects in the accomplishment of the bureau's mission.

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Description: Canal features represent the approximate linear centerline of named surface conveyance of water from a point of beginning to a point of ending that may pass through other named features such as tunnels, siphons, etc.This dataset was compiled as an enterprise data resource of locations of Redamation features and associated features of interest for use by Reclamation programs and projects in the accomplishment of the bureau's mission.

Copyright Text: US Bureau of Reclamation. Contact: gis@water.ca.gov

Spatial Reference: 102100  (3857)


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Title: i12_Canals_and_Aqueducts_Federal\i12_Canals_and_Aqueducts_Federal
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Comments: Canal features represent the approximate linear centerline of named surface conveyance of water from a point of beginning to a point of ending that may pass through other named features such as tunnels, siphons, etc.This dataset was compiled as an enterprise data resource of locations of Redamation features and associated features of interest for use by Reclamation programs and projects in the accomplishment of the bureau's mission.
Subject: Canals, tunnels, and aqueducts of the federal government in California.
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Keywords: canals,aqueducts,conveyance,federal,USBR
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