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September 2005
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Oregon: Water Supply and the Land Use Connection
The interaction between land and water supply in an area of increasing population poses a significant challenge for Western states. In Oregon, particularly in central and southern portions of the state, population growth is far exceeding planning estimates.
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Topics) Land Use) Water Supply
Topics) Water Rights) Basin Adjudications
Topics) Water Rights) Instream Water Rights
Topics) Water Supply) Groundwater
Topics) Water Supply) Streambeds
Oregon) All State
Oregon) Deschutes Basin
Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development
Oregon Land Use Board of Appeal
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