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 "snippet": "Purpose: Priority watersheds used for the Safe Water Conservation Collaborative (SWCC) Prioritization Model (v1.1)\n\nMeasurement: binary, either parcel is within priority watershed or it is not\n\nJustification: Focus is on these three priority watersheds to protect water quality for all five municipalities in Jefferson County (Opequon-Shepherdstown, Elks Run-Harpers Ferry & Bolivar, and Bullskin Run-Charles Town & Ranson). Opequon and Bullskin Run flow downstream to the municipalities, whereas the Elks Run is the source of drinking water for Harpers Ferry & Bolivar. There are also multiple utilities that serve a large number of customers in the Opequon Watershed from groundwater sources.",
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 "summary": "Purpose: Priority watersheds used for the Safe Water Conservation Collaborative (SWCC) Prioritization Model (v1.1)\n\nMeasurement: binary, either parcel is within priority watershed or it is not\n\nJustification: Focus is on these three priority watersheds to protect water quality for all five municipalities in Jefferson County (Opequon-Shepherdstown, Elks Run-Harpers Ferry & Bolivar, and Bullskin Run-Charles Town & Ranson). Opequon and Bullskin Run flow downstream to the municipalities, whereas the Elks Run is the source of drinking water for Harpers Ferry & Bolivar. There are also multiple utilities that serve a large number of customers in the Opequon Watershed from groundwater sources.",
 "title": "Priority Watersheds (v1.1)",
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  "LTA",
  "SWCC",
  "NHD",
  "WVU GIS Clearinghouse"
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 "accessInformation": "Source: National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) 2018, West Virginia University (WVU) GIS Clearinghouse",
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