State park and campsite wastewater disposal files, [ca. 1925-1976]

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State park and campsite wastewater disposal files, [ca. 1925-1976]

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The series consists of files on the planning and development of sewage waste disposal and treatment systems, and testing done to determine water pollution or contamination at state parks and campsites.

2 cu. ft. (containing ca. 100 maps) : some col., print, annotated, some whiteprint or blueprint ; 160 x 107 cm or smaller.

New York State Archives

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