View Original Image at Full SizeFigure 5. Map of SLC water supply basins, including four proximate drainages (highlighted in blue), which comprise 50-60% of water supply and three more distant drainage basins (orange, pink, salmon), which deliver water to SLC via interbasin water transfers (blue and white dashed canals, tunnels and aqueducts).
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Figure from Open Access journal article: Bardsley, T., Wood, A., Hobbins, M., Kirkham, T., Briefer, L., Niermeyer, J., & Burian, S. (2013). Planning for an Uncertain Future: Climate Change Sensitivity Assessment toward Adaptation Planning for Public Water Supply. Earth Interactions, 17(23), 1-26.
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