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Lake Mead, NV-AZ.
Lake Mead, at the border of Nevada and Arizona. The white stripe shows the high water mark.
Download ImageLake Mead, NV-AZ.
Aerial view of Lake Mead, at the border of Nevada and Arizona. (Res-49)
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Quarried limestone.
Quarried limestone forming walls at the Getty Center, Los Angeles.
Download ImageGeysers Geothermal field, California
Aerial view of geothermal power plant, The Geysers geothermal field, California. (Res-42)
Download ImageIrrigation, W. Idaho.
Irrigation of potato fields, W. Idaho. Teton Range in background. (Res-43)
Download ImageGeysers Geothermal field, California (vertical)
Aerial view of geothermal power plant, The Geysers geothermal field, California. (Res-41)
Download ImageGravel quarry, CA.
Aerial view of gravel quarry, California. Note that it intersects the ground water table. (res-29)
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Salt evaporators, San Pablo Bay, CA.
Aerial view of salt evaporators, San Pablo Bay, California. (res-36)
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