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The Indian Wells Valley groundwater basin encompasses an area of approximately 540 square miles and is generally defined by the mountain ranges surrounding the valley.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BASIN
  • Complex hydrology is typical of California
  • Recharge has been difficult to accurately characterize
  • Current production is approximately 25,000 acre-feet per year.
  • Municipal uses account for 32%, agricultural uses account for 32%, industrial uses account for 12%, and miscellaneous well owners account for 24%.
  • Additional uses should be carefully considered.
  • Alternative water sources, including importation of water banking, is under review.
  • Information and data are available at the Indian Wells Valley Water District Office.

DETAILED HYDROLOGIC DATA
  • Detailed hydrologic data on the Indian Wells Valley groundwater basin is available here.

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