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Figure 8. Mean annual recharge (inches) in the Martis Valley PRMS model domain. Note that the greatest quantities of recharge occurs in the high elevation areas which receive more precipitation (Figure 7). Page 10 of 11
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FIGURE 1-1. MAP OF GROUNDWATER BASI
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