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  1. Fall in the Northern Sacramento Valley. These lands are irrigated mainly with water from the Feather River, delivered from canals flowing from Thermalito Afterbay.

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  2. Fall in the Northern Sacramento Valley. These lands are irrigated mainly with water from the Feather River, delivered from canals flowing from Thermalito Afterbay. The Thermalito Afterbay is shallow and water in it is warm. This works well for the rice farmers, as rice doesn't like cold water.

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  3. This image shows three lynchpins of the Sacramento River's flood control system - Fremont Weir, the Yolo Bypass, and the Natomas Cross Canal. At high flows, the river spills over the Fremont Weir (the concrete-topped levee in the center-right of this image) and flows into the Yolo Bypass. In the center left of th...

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  4. This image shows the Sutter Buttes, in Northern California's Sacramento Valley. It was shot from the window of a Cessna 182. There are some errors in the stitching of this image due to the fact that we were moving as I shot, and the horizons at different distances move at different relative speeds.

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  5. View from the Plumas National Forest Sign - between Jarbo Gap and Pulga Bridge on California State Route 70. The area in this photo has had frequent wildfires. The 'Poe' and '70' Fires burned most of the right-hand side of the river in 2001. The 2008 'Butte Lightning Complex' fires reburned most of the area above the ...

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  7. Wide angle view of the tamarisk research site along the virgin river at gold butte, near Mesquite, NV.

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  8. This is the view East from Sierra Butte looking over Sardine Lake in the Yuba River watershed.

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  9. This is the view Southwest from Sierra Butte looking over Sierra City towards Sacramento in the Yuba River watershed.

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  10. Highway 6 is about 6000ft elevation in Nevada below Ely. Duckwater Peak is about 10500ft. Some rare farmland in this area of Nevada where water is sparce even at these cooler elevations. Cloudy cool day for late August, with some rain the next day. Beautiful butte rocky edge at top left of panoramic. MS Image Comp...

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