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A Supplement to 2019 BOOK of LISTS Civil Engineering A supplement to 2019 BOOK OF LISTS Civil Engineering Land Surveying Traffic Engineering 3D Laser Scanning/Imaging Utility Master Planning GIS (Geographical Information Systems) Civil Engineering Hydraulic/Hydrologic Modeling Watershed Analysis/ManagemeLnat Wnda tSeur Srvtoeraygineg Facilites Design SWPPTPra/NffPicD EESn Pgeirnmeitetinrigng Levee/Stream Bank S3tDab Lilaizasetior nScanning/Imaging Well Design and Rehabilitation Utility Master Planning Groundwater Recharge/Banking GIS (Geographical Information Systems) Water Exchanges/Transfers/Water Rights Water/Energy Rate EHvaylduaratiounlics /Hydrologic Modeling Watershed Indirect Source RevieAwnalysis/Management Water Storage Landscape ArchetecFtaucreilites Design SWPPP/NPDES Permitting Levee/Stream Bank Stabilization Well Design and Rehabilitation Groundwater Recharge/Banking Water Exchanges/Transfers/Water Rights Water/Energy Rate Evaluations Indirect Source Review Landscape Archetecture LOCAL PARTNERS. 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