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Global infrastructure · canonical relationship graph

Every identifiable treatment facility.

0 facilities published so far span every size and lifecycle. Each record preserves provenance, verification and explicit links among owners, operators, regulators, systems, processes, projects and water bodies.

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Facility boundary

One operational site is one facility. A treatment train becomes a subfacility only when it has an independent permit, name, operator, status, capacity or business significance. Pumps, intakes and outfalls normally remain linked components.

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Coverage without fiction

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Global treatment facilities · WaterAtlas