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 "description": "The hydrography layer consists of flowing waters (rivers and streams), standing waters (lakes and ponds), and wetlands -- both natural and manmade. Two separate feature types are represented: polygons (areas) and lines. Polygon features have attribute codes that identify water bodies such as lakes, wide river segments, or swamps.",
 "summary": "",
 "title": "Sacramento River",
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 "accessInformation": "Data Publisher: VESTRA Resources, Inc.  \nPublication Date: 8/6/2003 \nData Provider: CA Spatial Information Library \nData Origin: CA Department of Water Resources \nDate of Capture(Origin):  12/1998 \nSource of Capture: USGS \nScale of Capture: 100,000 \nContact Organization: Teale Data Center \nContact Information: Ray McDowell\n \nContact Phone: (916) 654-9990",
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}