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Private Bodies of Water
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Activities
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There are a variety of activities that privately owned bodies of water may be used for.
Productive[edit | edit source]
- Fishing
- Amenity for cattle.
- Water retention.
- Fire management.
Recreational[edit | edit source]
- Swimming
- Boating
- Property Beautification
Locations
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There are a variety of locations that privately owned bodies of water may be found.
Industrial[edit | edit source]
Small basins are often used to have a reservoir as part of a fire management strategy.
Commercial[edit | edit source]
Some commercial properties use small bodies of water for beautification, making their properties stand out.
Agricultural[edit | edit source]
Small ponds are sometimes used in meadows as an amenity for livestock.
Recreational[edit | edit source]
Large properties may have ponds or small lakes for recreational and hobby purposes.