CAP

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CAP is the commonly used acronym for the Central Arizona Project, a major canal system that delivers Colorado River water to central and southern Arizona.

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CAP canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
canal system
water conveyance system
abbreviation CAP
authorizedBy Colorado River Basin Project Act
United States Congress
completionDate 1993
constructedBy United States Bureau of Reclamation
constructionStartDate 1973
country United States
endpoint Tucson, Arizona
linked to: Tucson
fundedBy United States Bureau of Reclamation
hasComponent Fannin-McFarland Aqueduct
Havasu Pumping Plant
Hayden-Rhodes Aqueduct
Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant
New Waddell Dam
linked to: Waddell Dam

Tucson Aqueduct
inception 1968
length about 336 miles
about 541 kilometers
locatedIn central Arizona
southern Arizona
linked to: Southern Arizona
locatedInWatershed Colorado River Basin
managingOrganization Central Arizona Water Conservation District
passesThrough Phoenix metropolitan area
Pima County, Arizona
Pinal County, Arizona
purpose Indian water rights settlements
agricultural irrigation
deliver Colorado River water to central and southern Arizona
industrial water supply
municipal water supply
regionServed Maricopa County, Arizona
Pima County, Arizona
Pinal County, Arizona
servesCity Chandler, Arizona
Mesa, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona
Scottsdale, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
linked to: Tucson
startingPoint Lake Havasu
Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant
state Arizona
usesWaterFrom Colorado River
waterAllocation part of Arizona Colorado River entitlement
waterSource Lake Havasu

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Central Arizona Project abbreviation CAP
subject linked to: CAP