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Miscellaneous Regional Publications
& Other Relevant Baseline Resources

  • Kings Basin Integrated Regional Water Management Plan (Kings Basin IRWMP)
  • The Kings River Handbook
  • USGS PP 1766: Groundwater Availability of the Central Valley Aquifer, California
  • CA DWR Groundwater Information Center

Regional AB 3030 / SB 1938 Groundwater Management Plans

  • Lower Kings Basin Coordinated GWMP
  • Consolidated Irrigation District GWMP
  • Fresno Area Regional GWMP
  • James Irrigation District GWMP
  • Alta Irrigation District GWMP
  • Kings County Water District GWMP
  • Tulare Lake Bed Coordinated GWMP

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California uses 12.3 million gallons of groundwater a day (mgd) for all purposes, 2.8 mgd for public water supplies, 1.42 mgd for individual households through privately owned wells, 8.7 mgd for agricultural irrigation, 2.6 mgd for livestock and aquaculture, 4 mgd for industry (self-supplied), 24.1 mgd for mining and 33 mgd for thermoelectric power generation.

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