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Anchor text: Colorado River Aqueduct
Target Entity: Colorado_River_Aqueduct
Preceding Context: The lower basin states also sought to develop the Colorado for municipal supplies. Providing water for up to 10 million people each year, the
Succeeding Context: , which delivers water nearly from near Parker Dam to California's Los Angeles metropolitan area, was completed in 1941. The San Diego Aqueduct branch, whose initial phase was complete by 1947, furnishes water to nearly three million people in San Diego and its suburbs. The Las Vegas Valley of Nevada experienced rapid growth in part due to Hoover Dam construction, and tapped a pipeline into Lake Mead by 1937. Nevadan officials, believing that groundwater resources in the southern part of the state were sufficient for future growth, were more concerned with securing a large amount of the dam's power supply than water from the Colorado; thus they settled for the smallest allocation of all the states in the Colorado River Compact.
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Source Page: Colorado River

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