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 "description": "An Endwall is the discharge point of a drainage system or culvert into a receiving water body (in most cases a pond, open conveyance, wetland, or stream). Endwalls differ from ends of pipe in that they have a structure associated with them that controls erosion around the discharge point.",
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 "title": "Endwalls",
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 "accessInformation": "The original municipal separated storm sewer system (MS4) inventory (1997-2007); upon which this dataset has its foundation, was funded by the City of Jacksonville and the Florida Department of Transportation District II.",
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}