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"The Economic Impacts and Uses of Long-Distance Trails," by Roger L. Moore, Ph.D., and Kelly Barthlow, prepared for the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, calculates that the Katy Trail would generate over $6 million in economic impact each year (see page 56). The Katy Trail cost approximately $6 million to construct.
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