LA Stormwater Projects Map
Seeing is believing. So take a virtual tour of the LA Stormwater Program’s major past, present and future water improvement projects around the LA River watershed. There is sure to be at least one near you if you live in the area, so click on the map and explore these cool projects. To learn more about each project, be sure to visit the links provided.
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LA River Improvement ProjectsThese are the LA Stormwater projects occurring in the LA River Watershed. |
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LA Stormwater ProjectsThese are the general LA Stormwater projects. |
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