What does LCR mean?
LCR means Land Conservation and Reclamation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Land Conservation and Reclamation?
Land Conservation and Reclamation can be abbreviated as LCR
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What does LCR stand for? LCR stands for "Land Conservation and Reclamation". |
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How to abbreviate "Land Conservation and Reclamation"? "Land Conservation and Reclamation" can be abbreviated as LCR. |
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What is the meaning of LCR abbreviation? The meaning of LCR abbreviation is "Land Conservation and Reclamation". |
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What is LCR abbreviation? One of the definitions of LCR is "Land Conservation and Reclamation". |
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What does LCR mean? LCR as abbreviation means "Land Conservation and Reclamation". |
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What is shorthand of Land Conservation and Reclamation? The most common shorthand of "Land Conservation and Reclamation" is LCR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ODLCD - Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development
- PLDRC - Punjab Land Development and Reclamation Corporation
- DLCD - Department of Land Conservation and Development
- MLRR - Mineral Land Regulation and Reclamation Program
- CMLCR - Coal Mining Land Conservation and Reclamation
- LCIA - Land Conservation and Improvement Act
- LCR - Land Conservation and Reclamatio
- LCRA - Land Conservation and Reclamation Act
- LCD - Land Conservation and Development
- LCDA - Land Conservation and Development Act
- MLCR - Mining Land Conservation and Reclamation
- MLCRA - Mining Land Conservation and Reclamation Act
- PLCS - Partnership for Land Conservation and Stewardship
- SMLCRA - Surface Mined Land Conservation and Reclamation Act
- LCDC - Land Conservation and Development
- c&r - Conservation and Reclamation
- dlcd - Department of Land Conservation and Development's
- lcdc - Land Conservation and Development Commission's
- smcra - Surface Mining Conservation and Reclamation Act
- CC&R - closure, conservation and reclamation