Watersheds in Southern California and Northern Baja California

Jan 5, 2011 (Last modified Aug 25, 2011)
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This dataset depicts watersheds that cross the boundaries of San Diego, Imperial, Orange and Riverside Counties as well as Northern Baja California.

Notes: The watersheds north of the USA-Mexico border correspond to the hydrologic units of the hydrologic basins layer originally created by Tierra Data Systems for the California Department of Forestry. The Tijuana River Watershed south of the international border was created by the Geography Department of San Diego State University (SDSU) based on manually digitized contour lines from 1:50,000-scale INEGI maps. The remaining watersheds south of the international border were created by SDSU based on 1 kilometer DEMs.
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San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG)
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