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51 Table J20: Estimated annual water demand statistics for Natal/KwaZulu (10 6 m 3 ) (continued). Primary drainage region 1980 1990 2000 2010 Total water demand for Natal/Kwazulu W 1 394 1 516 1664 1 850 V 561 668 800 992 U 1008 1 297 1628 2002 T 1 187 1 227 1 270 1 328 Total 4150 4708 5362 6172 Source: After Anonymous, 1986. Management of the Surface Water Resources of the Republic of South Africa, Department of Water Affairs, Pretoria, various pages. Note: (i) Data for primary drainage regions Wand T include areas outside Natal/KwaZulu. Table J21: (ii) There are currently (December 1993), no Government irrigation schemes - as components of formal Government water schemes - in Natal. Estimated annual water demand and surface runoff for South Africa and KwaZulu (10 6 m 3 ). Water use 1980 1990 2000 2010 South Kwalulu South KwaZulu South KwaZulu South KwaZulu Africa Africa Africa Africa Domestic 1040 35 1576 53 2236 78 3104 131 Public 59 0 88 0 126 0 168 2 Industrial 899 3 1293 5 1838 8 2680 16 Urban distribution losses . 202 1 299 1 410 1 554 2 Total of 2200 39 3256 59 4610 87 6506 151 municipal! industrial use Mining 394 0 433 0 493 0 545 0 Power 281 0 443 0 778 0 899 0 stations Irrigation 1 951 0 2329 22 2732 37 2900 52 (GWS)
52 Table J21: Estimated annual water demand and surface runoff for South Africa and KwaZulu 110 6 m 3 ) (continued). Water use 1980 1990 2000 2010 South KwaZulu South KwaZulu South KwaZulu South KwaZulu Africa Africa Africa Africa Irrigation 2168 0 2495 0 2884 0 3099 0 boards Irrigation 3320 229 3842 296 3944 371 4292 456 (private) Stock 186 8 202 9 218 10 236 12 watering Nature 176 2 180 2 185 2 189 2 conservation -Estuaries· 2033 35 2032 35 2032 35 2032 35 and lakes Forestry 1044 18 1 173 23 1300 32 1418 37 Other uses 39 0 39 0 39 0 39 0 Total 13792 331 16224 446 19215 574 22155 745 Surface runoff 34231 3584 34231 3584 34231 3584 34231 3584 Source: After Anonymous, 1986. Management of the Water Resources of the Republic of South Africa, Department of Water Affairs, Pretoria, various pages. Note: (it The abbreviation GWS refers to Government water schemes. There are currently (December 1993), no Government irrigation schemesas components of formal Government water schemes - in Natal. (ii) South Africa, as per Table J21, excludes the national states and the homelands.
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