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These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
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State water context
Explore San Jose’s local groundwater and water brought in through regional supply systems.
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Explore San Jose’s local groundwater and water brought in through regional supply systems.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
These details come from official state plans and reports. A planning estimate describes what may be needed or supplied, not what was measured today.
Water planning regions
San Francisco Bay hydrologic regionHydrologic regionThese overview cards explain water management and planning; they do not reproduce each provider’s Urban Water Management Plan tables. State Water Project, Central Valley Project, Colorado River, local water and groundwater sources are shown separately.