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National Park Service

Named on the federal register as responsible for 9 levee systems in California, District of Columbia, Florida, Kansas, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, with 40,620 people recorded in the leveed areas.

Systems
9
on the register
People behind them
40,620
across 8 that publish it
Not enrolled
8
outside PL 84-99
No inspection rating
8
none published

8 of these systems are outside the federal rehabilitation programme

A system has to be Active in the USACE Rehabilitation and Inspection Program before a flood to be eligible for PL 84-99 repair assistance afterwards. Programme status describes eligibility, not condition. What enrolment involves.

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Systems

9 records
SystemLocationAccreditationProgrammePeopleLength
District of ColumbiaWashington, District of Columbia, District of ColumbiaAccreditedNA38,9710.59 miles
Fort Pickens SeawallWarrington, Escambia County, FloridaNon-AccreditedNot Enrolled1,0000.04 miles
Lower Cottonwood Levee SystemSearchlight, Clark County, NevadaNon-AccreditedNot Enrolled5000.17 miles
El Portal LeveeEl Portal, Mariposa County, CaliforniaNon-AccreditedNot Enrolled540.07 miles
Cottonwood Upper Diversion LeveeSearchlight, Clark County, NevadaNon-AccreditedNot Enrolled400.24 miles
Watchman Campground LeveeSpringdale, Washington County, UtahNon-AccreditedNot Enrolled280.34 miles
Bandelier LeveeWhite Rock, Sandoval County, New MexicoNo Regulatory Flood Hazard Information Published by FEMANot Enrolled220.12 miles
Tallgrass Prairie LeveeStrong City, Chase County, KansasNon-AccreditedNot Enrolled50.36 miles
Hatches Harbor Tidal Restoration ProjectProvincetown, Barnstable County, MassachusettsNon-AccreditedNot EnrolledNot published0.58 miles

Source: USACE National Levee Database, refreshed 2026-09-10.