New River

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The New River is a highly polluted waterway flowing from Mexico into Southern California, ultimately draining into the Salton Sea.

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New River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
waterway
affects Imperial Valley air quality through exposed sediments
Salton Sea water quality
borderCrossing Mexicali border crossing
surface form: Calexico–Mexicali border
connectedTo Alamo River via Salton Sea
country Mexico
United States of America
surface form: United States
crossesBorderBetween United States and Mexico
surface form: Mexico and the United States
drainageBasin Imperial Valley agricultural lands
environmentalIssue ecosystem degradation
public health risk
water pollution
flowsDirection northward
flowsInto Salton Sea
flowsThrough Baja California
Calexico, California
California, United States
surface form: California

Imperial County
surface form: Imperial County, California

Mexicali
hasCharacteristic highly polluted
transboundary river
urban river
hasIssue chemical contaminants
high nutrient loads
pathogen contamination
hasLegalStatus impaired water body under the U.S. Clean Water Act
locatedIn Colorado Desert
Imperial Valley
mouthLocation Salton Sea
near Brawley
surface form: Brawley, California

Imperial, California
notableFor being one of the most polluted rivers in the United States
partOf Salton Sea watershed
pollutionSource agricultural runoff
industrial discharges
municipal wastewater
untreated sewage
region Southern California
northwestern Mexico
regulatesBy California Regional Water Quality Control Board
United States Environmental Protection Agency
sourceLocation Mexicali Valley
subjectOf U.S.–Mexico environmental agreements
binational water quality monitoring
remediation projects
tributaryOf Salton Sea

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Salton Sea inflow New River