9. The Project Central Arizona
Location: Tucson, Arizona Completed Cost: $4 billion Year Completed: 1993 The Central Arizona Project (CAP) is a vital water delivery system that serves over five million people, accounting for more than 80% of Arizona's total population. Spanning 336 miles, it provides essential water resources to residents of Pima, Pinal, and Maricopa counties. SignificanceWater Supply: The CAP plays a crucial role in supplying water to a large portion of Arizona, supporting both residential and agricultural needs.
Investment: With a total construction cost of $4 billion, the CAP represents a significant investment in the region's infrastructure and sustainability.

Capital Charges: Cities with contracts to access Colorado River water supply pay capital charges.
Debt Management: These payments help offset the government's debt incurred during the construction and operation of the CAP.
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