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Imperial topographic map

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Name: Imperial topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Imperial, Imperial County, California, United States (32.81827 -115.59501 32.87645 -115.53571)

Average elevation: -59 ft

Minimum elevation: -85 ft

Maximum elevation: -39 ft

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Average elevation: 30 ft

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