Indar is helping Las Vegas deal with the worst drought on record for the Colorado River Basin from feet and inches to meters formula Watch Video
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Description: Lake Mead water levels have dropped more than 131 feet (40 meters) since the drought began in 2000. The new pumping station will allow SNWA to pump water from Lake Mead from an elevation as low as 875 feet (267 meters) above sea level into the water treatment facilities and further on to provide water to the city of Las Vegas and neighbouring communities.nnDevelopment of the pumping station consists of constructing a 315-inch diameter access shaft at more than 498 ft. depth. At the bottom of the
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