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Kings River Region SGMA Updates – April 2017

April 24, 2017/in Groundwater, GSA, Legislation, News, SGMA /by Cristel Tufenkjian

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Annual Kings River runoff averages 1,678,000 acre-feet. The river's all-time minimum runoff was 391,700 acre-feet in 1923-24 until the record was broken in 2015 with only 361,000 acre-feet of runoff. On the other extreme, the 1982-83 water year produced record runoff of 4,476,400 acre feet.

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