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The document is a notice from the Bureau of Indian Affairs regarding the final agency determination to acquire approximately 40 acres of land in trust for gaming purposes for the Enterprise Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California. It outlines the legal authority under which the land is being acquired, provides details about the location and description of the land, and includes contact information for further inquiries. Additionally, it mentions compliance with public notification requirements prior to accepting the land into trust.

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