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California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-063 request pricing	California Aqueduct - Wheeler Ridge Pump Station Wheeler Ridge Pump station is on the southern end of the San Joaquin Valley. Its the first step in the process of lifting water from the California Aqueduct vertically 2000 feet over the Tehachapi Mountains. From there it flows downhill to Los Angeles. photo-id: CAQ-017 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-064 request pricing	California Aqueduct Sign The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-022 request pricing
California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-060 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-061 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-062 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a key part of the Central Valley Water Project which supplies the water needs of twenty million Californians and more than six hundred thousand irrigated acres of farmland. photo-id: CAQ-041 request pricing
California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-042 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a key part of the Central Valley Water Project which supplies the water needs of twenty million Californians and more than six hundred thousand irrigated acres of farmland. photo-id: CAQ-043 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-044 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a key part of the Central Valley Water Project which supplies the water needs of twenty million Californians and more than six hundred thousand irrigated acres of farmland. photo-id: CAQ-045 request pricing
California Aqueduct The cable and floats are provided for self rescue for someone who has fallen into the channel. photo-id: CAQ-046 request pricing	California Aqueduct - Wheeler Ridge Pump Station Wheeler Ridge Pump station is on the southern end of the San Joaquin Valley. Its the first step in the process of lifting water from the California Aqueduct vertically 2000 feet over the Tehachapi Mountains. From there it flows downhill to Los Angeles. photo-id: CAQ-018 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a key part of the Central Valley Water Project which supplies the water needs of twenty million Californians and more than six hundred thousand irrigated acres of farmland. photo-id: CAQ-019 request pricing	California Aqueduct Concrete structure at exit of bridge overpass. photo-id: CAQ-020 request pricing
California Aqueduct Concrete structure at exit of bridge overpass. photo-id: CAQ-021 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-023 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-024 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-025 request pricing
California Aqueduct Sign photo-id: CAQ-026 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-027 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-028 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a key part of the Central Valley Water Project which supplies the water needs of twenty million Californians and more than six hundred thousand irrigated acres of farmland. photo-id: CAQ-029 request pricing
California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-030 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-031 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-032 request pricing	California Aqueduct Sign photo-id: CAQ-033 request pricing
California Aqueduct Diversion gates built into the side of the aqueduct. photo-id: CAQ-034 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a key part of the Central Valley Water Project which supplies the water needs of twenty million Californians and more than six hundred thousand irrigated acres of farmland. photo-id: CAQ-035 request pricing	California Aqueduct The California Aqueduct is a 444 mile long man made channel that carries water from northern to southern California. A typical section is concrete lined 40 feet wide with an average water depth of 30 feet. photo-id: CAQ-036 request pricing	California Aqueduct photo-id: CAQ-037 request pricing
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