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Interstate Commission on the Delaware River Basin
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Interstate Commission on the Delaware River Basin

American commission
Also known as: Incodel
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  • George Inness: On the Delaware River
    Delaware River

    The Interstate Commission on the Delaware River Basin (Incodel) was formed in 1936 by the four states in the watershed of the river (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware) to control and prevent water pollution, plan the conservation of water supply for the use of…

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    The Interstate Commission on the Delaware River Basin (Incodel) was formed in 1936 by the four states in the watershed of the river (New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware) to control and prevent water pollution, plan the conservation of water supply for the use of…

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