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MURRAY PUBLIC EXHIBITION | UPPER MURRAY ALLUVIUM Groundwater Source Update Department of Planning, Industry & Environment | Water July 2019 Water Source Overview Page 2 Upper Murray Cross Section Map Page 3 Cross Sections Page 4


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Department of Planning, Industry & Environment | Water – July 2019

MURRAY PUBLIC EXHIBITION | UPPER MURRAY ALLUVIUM

Groundwater Source Update

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Water Source Overview

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Upper Murray Cross Section Map

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Cross Sections

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Cross Sections

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Existing Access Licenses & Extraction Limit – Upper Murray Alluvium

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Access License Category Number of Licenses Share Component Aquifer 90 41,066 Local Water Utility/Town Water Supply 4 151

Existing extraction limit including BLR : 14,109 ML/year (BLR provision 402 ML)

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Groundwater Trading – Upper Murray

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Year Allocation assignment dealings (71T) Share Component assignment dealings (71Q) number volume (ML) number volume (ML) 2015-16 2 1,100 2016-17 2 360 2 45 2017-18 4 1,989

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Extraction and Long Term Average Annual Extraction Limit (LTAAEL) – Upper Murray

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Water Source Overview (Upper Murray Usage)

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Monitoring Bore Locations

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GW036376

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Hydrograph – GW036306 (Hopefield)

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Hydrograph – GW036281 (Howlong)

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Hydrograph – GW036376 (Howlong - Bungowannah)

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Conclusions

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  • Water levels are generally steady. Limited response to

rainfall in the 2010/11 wet year.

  • The drawdowns in monitoring bores are indicative of areas
  • f groundwater extractions and drawdown spread is limited to

local areas of groundwater extractions.

  • Groundwater extractions have not exceeded the Long Term

Average Annual Extraction Limit (LTAAEL) except for 2018/19.

  • Temporary (71T) and permanent trading (71Q) remain

limited.