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ABH84 Taron Dr NETHERLANDS Central Ave Netherlands Rd Hamilton Rd Holland Rd 142 AlamedaAve 144 Hood Franklin Rd ¨¦§5 Hood MERRITT ISLAND Courtland Rd ABH160 CR E9 143 A! Stone LakeRd ABH84 Courtland Rd Randall Island Rd RANDALL ISLAND Sacramento River Waukeena Rd Courtland Morse Rd Wilson Rd Korn Rd Sutter Rd Sutter Island Rd PIERSON Lambert Rd DISTRICT ABH160 River Rd SUTTER ISLAND GLANVILLE TRACT Russel Rd Holland Rd Herzog Rd Yolo County Legend Sacramento A! Boring (2) §¨¦80 County ABH99 Parcels (2) Solano County ABH12 §¨¦5 San Joaquin Contra Costa ABH4 County County Alameda County Phase A Soil Explorations 0 4,000 For Illustration Purposes Only ¯ Feet Yolo District 1 T:\WGI-38\GIS_33_00\GISRequest_11F\Deliverable_10F\POR147_20\POR147_20_SuprvsrDists_Yol1.mxd [(sbrockho) BDSN]20200728 Data Source: DCA, DWR.
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