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Water Wonders \ , Volume of water is often ex- proximately 326,000 gallons of ered about 1887 in the San Luis wells were withdrawi~g ~nter is considered one of the mo pressed in tenns of acre-feet or water. This amount of water Valley and within four years from the confined aquifer and complicated and intensi vcl in cubic feet. One cubic foot is would cover an area of one approximately 2000 fl owing 2300 were withdrawing from used water works in the worJ, equal to approximately 7.5 gal- acre to a depth of one foot. wells had been developed. the uncon~ned aquifer. lons of water. The volume of From the SLV Water Qua/i. water in one acre foot is ap- . Anesia'n wnter was discov- In 1980approximately7,700 The San Luis Valley has what Demon.ftration Project ' I
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