File:Level IV ecoregions, Snake River Plain.png
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English: Level IV ecoregions in the Snake River Plain ecoregion, as defined by the EPA. This map is a draft and may now be slightly outdated. For more information about these ecoregions, see [1] |
| Source | Modified from US EPA map at [2] |
| Author | US Environmental Protection Agency |
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