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1908 Topographic map of the Los Angeles aqueduct and adjacent territory

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Image ID: 484
Owens lake is now a mostly dry lake.
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Owens lake is now a mostly dry lake.
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Image ID: 484
The Tinemaha Reservoir still exists.
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The Tinemaha Reservoir still exists.
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The Long Valley Reservoir is now called Lake Crowley.
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The Long Valley Reservoir is now called Lake Crowley.
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Image ID: 484
Mono Lake is a salt lake and still exists, although it came close to vanishing in the 1970's and 1980's, it was saved by a community and environmentalist effort. I think it was connected to the Los Angeles water system some time after this map was made in 1908.
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Mono Lake is a salt lake and still exists, although it came close to vanishing in the 1970's and 1980's, it was saved by a community and environmentalist effort. I think it was connected to the Los Angeles water system some time after this map was made in 1908.
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Author: admin
Image ID: 484
An interesting early shape of the City of Los Angeles. Even today, the shape of the City of Los Angeles is similar.
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An interesting early shape of the City of Los Angeles. Even today, the shape of the City of Los Angeles is similar.
1908 Topographic map of the Los Angeles aqueduct and adjacent territory

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1908 Topographic map of the Los Angeles aqueduct and adjacent territory
1907 Topographic map of the Los Angeles aqueduct and adjacent territory
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