onto historical registers. In 2014 excavation for the foundation of the Blossom Plaza project on North Broadway discovered a . The careless and rushed removal of a of the Zanja Madre to allow the development to continue without delay has been criticized in the editorial pages of the Daily News and by KCET Departures. The brick section was destroyed when moved. A leather book with a hand-drawn map from the city survey records dated to 1887 identifies the location where newly unearthed brick and mortar pipe was found according to the City Surveyor, Tony Pratt. See also Acequia Avila Adobe California Water Wars History of Los Angeles Los Angeles State Historic Park — northern section's site. Los Angeles Aqueduct MacArthur Park Olvera Street Rill Notes References External links Aqueducts in California History of Los Angeles Irrigation in the United States Irrigation canals Landmarks in Los Angeles Los Angeles River Pueblo de Los Ángeles 18th century in Los Angeles 19th century in Los Angeles Transportation buildings and structures in Los Angeles County, California