Bureau of Reclamation completes river stabilization project in Corrales
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What happened
The United States Bureau of Reclamation Albuquerque Area Office completed the Corrales River Mile 199 project, a two-mile river bank stabilization effort near Sandia Pueblo. The project protects the levee, the Corrales main canal, and Sandia Pueblo's lands and facilities, as well as associated drains and irrigation infrastructure.
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Why it matters
The project is described as one of the program’s largest and most complex efforts in recent years. It is intended to benefit river health, irrigation, flood control, recreation, and wildlife in the Middle Rio Grande Valley.
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Who's involved
- CorralesVillage where the river stabilization project was completed
- Middle Rio Grande Conservancy DistrictAgency that manages irrigation and flood control in the Albuquerque basin
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The entities involved
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Corrales
village in Sandoval County, New Mexico, United States
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