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	Find Your Water Planning Region Region A Region B Region C Region D Region E Region F Region G Region H Region I Region J Region K Region L Region M Region N Region O Region P

Region F

Region F

Regional Facts

Major Cities	San Angelo, Odessa, Midland
Primary Rivers	Colorado, Rio Grande
Major Aquifers	Edwards-Trinity Plateau, Cenozoic, Pecos Alluvium, Ogallala
Annual Precipitation	8-23 Inches
Net Evaporation	36-68 Inches

2011 Regional Water Plan

Read the 2011 Regional Water Plan: http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/wrpi/rwp/3rdround/2011RWP.asp

Additional Resources


		Find out what is happening in Region F. Meeting information and planning documents are posted on the TWDB website. Go to TWDB's Region F page. Here are just a few things you can do.


		Comanche Springs flowing once again Fort Stockton Pioneer, 01/12/2009 Read Article Opportunity knocks to protect the South Llano River Mason County News, 10/29/2008 Read Article City to take up $83 million water supply proposal San Angelo Standard-Times, 5/06/2008 Read Article Clearing brush helps rivers and aquifers San Angelo Standard-Times, 09/23/2007 Read Article Water level at Ivie rises to rare territory Midland Reporter-Telegram, 7/25/2007 Read Article Beyond the reservoirs San Angelo Standard-Times Read Article SA officials examine 50 water supply alternatives San Angelo Times, 09/10/03 Read Article Water shortage worsens in Miles San Angelo Standard-Times, 05/01/03 Read Article