Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region IV
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region IV is one of the regions of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Headquartered in Arlington, Texas, oversees the southern midwestern and the western United States.
Region IV consists of 14 nuclear power plants.
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