Antelope Valley Area, Southwest of West Mojave Ecoregion Subsection

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Represents the Antelope Valley area, within the DRECP boundary and southwest of the West Mojave ecoregion subsection.
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Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning;
CBI
Content date:
12/29/08
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Server=gis_ms4; Service=5152; Database=dbgis; User=user2; Version=sde.DEFAULT
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County of Los Angeles / Department of Regional Planning / GIS Section
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