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U.S. Code / Title 43 — Public Lands / Chapter 12—Reclamation and Irrigation of Lands…
Title 43Subchapter

Subchapter I–A—Reclamation Reform

Contents

  1. § 390aa. Congressional declaration of purpose; short title
  2. § 390bb. Definitions
  3. § 390cc. New or amended contracts
  4. § 390dd. Limitation on ownership
  5. § 390ee. Pricing
  6. § 390ff. Certification of compliance
  7. § 390gg. Equivalency
  8. § 390hh. Operation and maintenance charges
  9. § 390ii. Disposition of excess lands
  10. § 390jj. Water conservation
  11. § 390kk. Residency not required
  12. § 390ll. Corps of Engineers projects
  13. § 390mm. Repayment of construction charges
  14. § 390nn. Trusts
  15. § 390oo. Temporary supplies of water
  16. § 390pp. Involuntary foreclosure
  17. § 390qq. Isolated tracts
  18. § 390rr. Central Arizona Project
  19. § 390ss. Religious or charitable organizations
  20. § 390tt. Contract required
  21. § 390uu. Waiver of sovereign immunity
  22. § 390vv. Excess crop restrictions
  23. § 390ww. Administrative provisions
  24. § 390xx. Validation of contracts entered into prior to October 1, 1981
  25. § 390yy. Leasing requirements
  26. § 390zz. Reporting
  27. § 390zz–1. Severability

Citation

Cite as
Title 43, U.S. Code
Edition
United States Code, 2024 Edition
Current through
01/06/2025

Official sources

Current text and notes (House OLRC)GPO edition on govinfoAbout the Statutes at Large

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