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by California Dept of Water Resources (Created by)
"Potential Recreation Areas Along the California Aqueduct" (No. 154) explores the possibilities for developing recreational facilities alongside this vital waterway. Published in 1964 by the California Department of Water Resources, the report examines potential sites and activities, offering a fascinating glimpse into the early planning stages of integrating public leisure with essential infrastructure. This historical document offers insights into the evolving relationship between engineering, environmental awareness, and public access to natural resources in California.
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