Artificial water body definition

Artificial water body means a body of surface water created by human activity.
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Artificial water body means a proposed or existing body of water that does not have a history of being a lake or stream or of being part of a lake or stream.
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Artificial water body means a water body created by human activity; [RT I 2010, 43, 254 – entry into force 17. 07. 2010]
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More Definitions of Artificial water body

Artificial water body means a water body that is not used for the collection and subsequent taking of water, and includes a marina or canal estate.
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