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Map of the New River — in Imperial County, Southern California.

  • Residential areas are located near the river, including several communities in Imperial County as it traverses the 60 miles between the International Boundary and the Salton Sea.
  • Surface water in the New River is contaminated with metals, pesticides, VOC's, and bacteria. Pathogenic viruses have also been reported in the New River.
  • Human exposure to contaminants in the surface water occurred in the past and could occur in the present and in the future.
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May 2005

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current09:29, 20 May 2006Thumbnail for version as of 09:29, 20 May 20061,415 × 1,826 (511 KB)Cnrc{{Information| |Description=From Mexicali to the Salton Sea, Communities Are at Risk Surface water in the New River is contaminated with metals, pesticides, VOC's, and bacteria. Pathogenic viruses have also been reported in the New River. Human exposur

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