Location map of salinity monitoring locations in the Yuma area.
By Arizona Water Science Center
2021 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Map of study area and location of data collection sites in the Yuma, Arizona, area between Imperial Dam and the southerly international boundary between the United States and Mexico,
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Public Domain.
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