Waterfalls & Artificial Rock Waterways, Streams & Ponds

9 1/2" is the Average Yearly Rainfall for

San Diego County

Charles Hatfield

(aka The Rainmaker) was hired by San Diego City Council in 1916 to fill the Lake Morena Dam, located 60 miles east of San Diego, in Campo.

He produced enough rain to fill the dam twice!

In 1919

The All American Canal was proposed in U.S. Congress, and then approved as an emergency project in 1933. Formal dedication of the canal was 7 years later.

Today, this canal is One, of only two, man-made structures that can be seen by astronauts orbiting the earth.

Do you know the other?

(: Hint: If you keep going through the site you will learn some of the darndest things :)

Peacefull as a

passing stream...

Whether indoors or out,

Artistic Waterways & Paving by Gonzalez Rockscapes artificial rock waterfalls, streams, water fountains, swimming pool slides & enhancements, spa landscapes, and cement ponds increase the value in a property, while they create the feeling you've always wanted to capture! Even enabling Peace to prevail in the oddest of places!

Our unique molding process replicates the real rocks, which we choose specifically for each project. So we can guarantee that no one else will have the same waterfall or stream down the street. Unless you should want to arrange for this within a community.

The possibilities are endless, and can fit any size of area, be it an alcove or acreage, so dream big or small, and give

Artistic Waterways & Paving Stone

a call today!

Serving San Diego

and Southern California

619-990-7309

You can also arrange for the FREE Design Consultation and Estimate by email or filling in the Contact Form.

Interesting Facts

1816 - Under direction of Spain's Missionaires, the Kumeyaay Indians of San Diego complete the construction of the Mission dam and flume, began in 1807 to capture San Diego River water for use at the missions. At that time, there were about 20,000-50,000 people relying on the water.