The San Diego Bay Watersheds Common Grounds Project was created to incorporate data from water quality monitoring programs and integrate this data on a watershed level using a web-based interactive application to serve as a broad communication, education and decision-making tool; and to further develop the region's capacity to understand and assess processes affecting our water resources.

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The screen shots below are the examples of using Google Earth with KML (Keyhole Markup Language) to display the water quality monitoring sites in a 3D view. Users can dynamically fly-through these locations and visualize the general locations of these monitoring sites in different watershed areas (Otay, Peublo, and Sweetwater). By clicking on the link to the KML/KMZ files, you will launch the Google Earth with these monitoring sites and the San Diego Watershed Boundary (white lines).

Click Here for Pueblo watershed and monitoring sites

Click Here for Otay watershed and monitoring sites

Click Here for Sweetwater watershed and monitoring sites

Click Here for San Diego Bay watershed and monitoring sites

Click Here for San Diego Bay watershed boundary

* Google Earth Must be installed to view these links correctly (click here to download)

 

Pueblo watershed and monitoring sites

 

 

Otay watershed and monitoring sites

 

 

Sweetwater watershed and monitoring sites

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