What does MWRA mean?
MWRA means Metropolitan Water Resources Authority
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Metropolitan Water Resources Authority?
Metropolitan Water Resources Authority can be abbreviated as MWRA
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What does MWRA stand for? MWRA stands for "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority". |
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How to abbreviate "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority"? "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority" can be abbreviated as MWRA. |
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What is the meaning of MWRA abbreviation? The meaning of MWRA abbreviation is "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority". |
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What is MWRA abbreviation? One of the definitions of MWRA is "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority". |
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What does MWRA mean? MWRA as abbreviation means "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority". |
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What is shorthand of Metropolitan Water Resources Authority? The most common shorthand of "Metropolitan Water Resources Authority" is MWRA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCWRA - Chester County Water Resources Authority
- INWRA - Interim National Water Resources Authority
- EWRA - Ethiopian Water Resources Authority
- MKAA - Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority
- MMDA - Metropolitan Manila Development Authority
- MNAA - Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority
- MWRA - Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
- MRTA - Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority
- MTHA - Metropolitan Toronto Housing Authority
- MTAA - Metropolitan Topeka Airport Authority
- MSBA - Metropolitan Suburban Bus Authority
- MTTA - Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority
- NWRA - Neshaminy Water Resources Authority
- PRWRA - Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority
- WRA - Water Resources Authority
- MBTA - METROPOLITAN BOSTON Transportation Authority
- MCDA - Metropolitan Cebu Development Authority
- MCTA - Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Authority
- MSBA - Metropolitan Surburban Bus Authority
- MWRDGC - Metropolitan Water Resources Department of Greater Chicago