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You can
tell something about the land use in an area by examining its aerial
photograph. For example, Agriculture shows as large rectangular
fields of cropland. Hydrological modification shows as straight
channels made when canals are dredged, and square ponds made when fields
that are surrounded to control water level become flooded. Urban
areas that contribute runoff show as jigsaw puzzle looking features with
multiple colors located along waters bodies in this watershed.
Land Uses and Other
Sources of Pollution in the Barataria Watershed include:
Urban
Runoff
Agriculture
Non-Irrigated Crop Production
Aquaculture
Pasture Grazing-Riparian or Upland
Untreated
Sewage
Domestic
Wastewater
Septic Tanks
Inappropriate
Waste Disposal
Natural
Sources
Sediment
Resuspension
Boat
Dumping
Upstream
Sources
Forestry
Forest Management
Logging Road Construction/Maintenance
Construction
Highway/Road/Bridge
Construction
Resource
Extraction
Petroleum
Activities
Hydrological
Modification
Channelization
Sources
Outside State Jurisdiction
Waterfowl
Wetland
Loss
Wildlife
Drought
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