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25 Facts About Water in the San Luis Valley
Summary
Technical report (1887-1995). Covers San Luis Valley, Rio Grande Conservation District, Alamosa. Topics: precipitation, groundwater, surface water, irrigation. Agencies: United States Department of Agriculture, USDA, Rio Grande Conservation District.
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United States Department of AgricultureUnited States Bureau of ReclamationColorado State University Cooperative ExtensionCitizens for San Luis Valley WaterRio Grande Conservation DistrictSan Luis Valley Association of Soil Conservation DistrictsSan Luis Valley Water Quality Demonstration Project
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