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Laguna Grande Regional Park is located both in Seaside (80.5 percent) and Monterey (19.5 percent), within the [[Canyon del Rey Watershed]]. Laguna Grande lake is a freshwater lake that is fed by [[Arroyo del Rey creek]]. The park is maintained by both [[Seaside]] and [[Monterey]]. In 1976 the Laguna Grande Regional Park Joint Power Authority was created to facilitate the creation and maintenance of the park <ref name = "LGDR"> [https://www.ci.seaside.ca.us/699/Laguna-Grande-Regional-Park Laguna Grande Regional Park]</ref>.
 
Laguna Grande Regional Park is located both in Seaside (80.5 percent) and Monterey (19.5 percent), within the [[Canyon del Rey Watershed]]. Laguna Grande lake is a freshwater lake that is fed by [[Arroyo del Rey creek]]. The park is maintained by both [[Seaside]] and [[Monterey]]. In 1976 the Laguna Grande Regional Park Joint Power Authority was created to facilitate the creation and maintenance of the park <ref name = "LGDR"> [https://www.ci.seaside.ca.us/699/Laguna-Grande-Regional-Park Laguna Grande Regional Park]</ref>.
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[[Image: Laguna Grande Lake.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Laguna Grande Regional Park. Image provided by:[https://www.ci.seaside.ca.us/699/Laguna-Grande-Regional-Park  The City of Seaside.]]]
  
 
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Revision as of 01:38, 5 April 2020

Laguna Grande Regional Park is located both in Seaside (80.5 percent) and Monterey (19.5 percent), within the Canyon del Rey Watershed. Laguna Grande lake is a freshwater lake that is fed by Arroyo del Rey creek. The park is maintained by both Seaside and Monterey. In 1976 the Laguna Grande Regional Park Joint Power Authority was created to facilitate the creation and maintenance of the park [1].

Laguna Grande Regional Park. Image provided by:The City of Seaside.

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  1. Laguna Grande Regional Park