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  <tableOfContents>v. 1. Summary report.--v. 2. Map folio.--v. 3-5. Sub-regional plans.--v. 6-11. Project analyses.--v. 12. Planning concepts and methods.--v. 13-14. State water supplements.--v. 15. History, coordination and cooperation.--v. 16. Agriculture, forestry and conservation.--v. 17. Power supply and requirements.--v. 18. The incidence and formation of mine drainage pollution.--v. 19. Water supply and water pollution control.--v. 20. Economic base study.--v. 21. Recreation and aesthetics.--v. 22. Fish and wildlife resources.--v. 23. Ground water resources.--v. 24. Mineral industry resources and water requirements.--v. 25. Errata and addenda.</tableOfContents>
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