Maps
California’s Water Infrastructure
Food Grows Where Water Flows
An extensive network of canals and waterways sustain production of food and fiber in California. This vital infrastructure has helped to make California the nation’s leading producer of healthy food and sustainable fibers.
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California’s Lakes and Reservoirs
Storage Improves Reliability
California’s reservoirs and lakes store water for future use, help protect against flooding, and ensure sustainable food and fiber production. These resources provide the flexibility California needs to ensure our future successes.
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California’s Groundwater
Sustainable Management
California’s groundwater aquifers play an important role in providing water for homes, businesses, and farms across the state. Local groundwater management agencies are working to help California meet our water needs for years to come.
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