American Water Landmark

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An American Water Landmark is a landmark within the United States or Canada that is a historic location and is associated in any way with water. The American Water Works Association has designated American Water Landmarks since 1969.

The following is a partial list of structures given the American Water Landmark designation:

Year	Recipient	Location
1969	Chicago Water Tower	Chicago, Illinois
1969	Theodore Roosevelt Dam	Phoenix, Arizona
1970	Riverside Water Tower	Riverside, Illinois
1971	Bethlehem Waterworks	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
1972	Cabin John Bridge	Cabin John, Maryland
1972	Fresno Water Tower	Fresno, California
1972	Druid Lake Dam	Baltimore, Maryland
1973	Big Well	Greensburg, Kansas
1974	Jones Beach State Park Water Tower	Jones Beach, New York
1974	Ypsilanti Water Tower	Ypsilanti, Michigan
1977	Woodland Reservoir	Syracuse, New York
1980	Lake Whitney Dam	Hamden, Connecticut
1981	Mountain Dell Dam	Salt Lake City, Utah
1981	Echo Bridge	Newton, Massachusetts
1981	Main Station Pump House #1	Peoria, Illinois
1982	Havana Water Tower	Havana, Illinois
1984	George's Pond Reservoir	Newfoundland
1985	Winnipeg Aqueduct	Winnipeg, Manitoba
1986	Remington Water Tower	Remington, Indiana
1994	Fort Thomas Treatment Plant	Fort Thomas, Kentucky
1995	Volunteer Park Standpipe	Seattle, Washington
2000	Brooks Catsup Bottle Water Tower	Collinsville, Illinois
2000	Cedartown Water Plant	Cedartown, Georgia

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