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  • California
    California

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    With its varied climate and diverse cultural influences, California boasts a range of natural wonders and architectural masterpieces.

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  • L.A. Aqueduct System
    L.A. Aqueduct System

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    Built over 100 years ago, the L.A. aqueduct system transports almost 600 million gallons of water to the city's residents everyday.

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  • Ancient Roman Aqueduct
    Ancient Roman Aqueduct

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    Don Wildman travels through time to unearth the ancient aqueducts hidden beneath the city of Naples, Italy.

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  • Building the Erie Canal
    Building the Erie Canal

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    Opened in 1825, the Erie Canal was one of the most extraordinary engineering feats of the 19th century, connecting eastern ports and manufacturing with the rest of the country.

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  • Hoover Dam: True Giant
    Hoover Dam: True Giant

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    The awe-inspiring Hoover Dam was built in the 1930s from enough concrete to create a two-lane highway from Los Angeles to Boston. How long did America's largest, man-made reservoir take to complete?

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  • Aqueducts of Palenque
    Aqueducts of Palenque

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    This installment of "Wonders of Latin America" takes a look at the rise of the Mayan palace Palenque as well as the Mayan King Pacal.

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  • Ancient Water Systems
    Ancient Water Systems

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    Ancient civilizations used advanced engineering techniques to access water for both health and luxury.

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Read More about Los Angeles Aqueduct

In the early 20th century, engineer William Mulholland designed and oversaw the construction of an aqueduct that channeled water from the Owens Valley region of California to the growing city of Los Angeles.

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