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Department of the Interior United States Geological Survey
COUNTY
ADAMS ALCORN AMITE ATTALA BENTON
BOLIVAR CALHOUN CARROLL CHICKASAW CHOCTAW
CLAIBORNE CLARKE CLAY COAHOMA COPIAH
COVINGTON DESOTO FORREST FRANKLIN GEORGE
GREENE GRENADA HANCOCK HARRISON HINDS
HOLMES HUMPHREYS ISSAQUENA ITAWAMBA JACKSON
JASPER JEFFERSON JEFFERSON DAVIS JONES KEMPER
LAFAYETTE LAMAR LAUDERDALE LAWRE NCE LEAKE
LEE LEFLORE LINCOLN LOWNDES MADISON
MARION MARSHALL MONROE MONTGOMERY NESHOBA
NEWTON NOXUBEE OKTIBBEHA PANOLA PEARL RIVER
PERRY PIKE PONTOTOC PRENTISS QUITMAN
RANKIN SCOTT SHARKEY SIMPSON SMITH
STONE SUNFLOWER TALLAHATCHIE TATE TIPPAH
TISHOMINGO TUNICA UNION WALTHALL WARREN
WASHINGTON WAYNE WEBSTER WILKINSON WINSTON
YALOBUSHA YAZOO
PUBLIC SUPPLY
l-.~~~------'M.."UccN:,l.=C;.IP:..:A.."L'-"U"'S"-E·~---.,.-----l-a;"",--.,...:R.:oUc:RA:..:::L.,S::.Y:.:S:..:T.=EM:..:S:c,. __ --1 POPU-POl'U- DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL tvPU- LATION LATION 1----~,----t-----~,----1 TOTAL LATION DOM. IND. TOTAL SERVED
GW SW GW SW ,1- r,
20000 13005 5095
11350 2090
40615 7390 2200 7755 3445
5860 5665 9100
28605 10795
3630 4520
38450 3040 2385
2535 12500 10550
108370 200375
10975 D850
175 4100
65365
3475 1790 2240
35825 1790
14130 5UOO
53400 3395 4445
32110 33125 13000 30360 19145
7775 7925
15700 8265 7000
7965 5720
24905 12555 14550
3055 16715 6350 9300 5650
13580 11450 3720 6410 3900
4150 25770
2655 6300 6365
6465 3015 8545 2260
26500
51000 4670 3525 3850 9860
5790 11820
2.819 2.892
,744 1.080
.085
4.426 .540 • 154 .678 .208
• 766 • 427 .861
2.407 1.363
.553 • 431
6.737 .268 • 176
• 188 1.031
.B65 13. 711 3.847 12.147
1.536 1.226
.013
.507 7.026
.655
.290 • 178
5.253 • 298
2.39/i .402
2.283 4.145 .283 .335
3. 721 4.479 1. 227 1 • 080 2.704
• 764 .665
4.006 .612 .695
• 726 ,444
2.226 .883
1. 110
• 244 3,025 1. 169
,913 .639
1. 305 1. 781
.305
.803 ,292
• 711 2.418
.327
.667
.612
.392
.355
.639 • 185
3.490
6.851 .304 .312 .238
1.022
• 778 1.455
3.571
Q.047 .612 .028 • 779 .025
.424 • 147 .001 .627 .2H4
.292 • 179 • 745 .982 .716
.038
.269
.447
.042
.035
,007 .389
1. 716 .105 12.23f,
.075
.018,
.436
.246
• 147 .014 .024
2.658 .on2
.075
.039
.271
.017
.098
1. 188 .569 .073
.479
• 053 .330
2.5il7 • 170 .345
.087
.085
.100
.031
.112
• 126 .246 .030 .239 .075
.274 1. 207
.003
.054
.557
.224
.558
.009
.352
.040
.209
.005 ,oor, ,015
2.786
-, 762 ,021 ,098 .014 .761
1.017 ,072
• r,31
.725
2.8Ffi 1. GOil
• 772 1. 859
• 110
4.()50 .G87 .155
1. 305 .492
1.050 .606
1.G06 3.389 2.079
• 591 .700
7 .134 .310 .211
• l 9:1 1.470
.065 15.427 ?.U.335
1.611 1 • 2ff/1, .013 .943
7.27?.
.80~ • 30/l .20/
7. 011 .300
2. 11-71 • 441
7.330 .300 .433
4.909 5.048 1. 300 5.37(, 3. 183
.m1 l. 045 6.593
.782 1.040
.Bl3
.s2q 2 •. 12(,
.914 1. 222
.370 3. 271 1. 199 1 • 15;,
.714
1.S7? 2.9BB
.308
.857
. 849
.935 2.976
• 336 1.019
.G52
, GOl .360 .G45 .200
6.27c
7.61:l .325 .410 .25?.
1. 783
1. 795 1.527
q75n :121 ()
2,15 393S
2120 6315 225.5 4290 3240
2020 3455 3205 212n 4510
60B'.1 3fi090 l 7Sl 5
151 5 2230
Hi3S 5525 1415
26185 1321n
4405 145
61GO 217GO
12545 2605 6700
2521 5 40%
8'101 0~10 675!1 27(:5 6140
10505 355'1 4655 7170 9Cl55
6025 535
5965 31 CJO
1041 o
28CJ~ lfi7(') 9830 6960 3505
315 4525 5gt;r)
11140 1225
35990 7450
10535 4035
1435 3%0 6990 2975 4255
7320 2705 5150 2200
11120
2HffJ 4750 4530 860
6895
2965 7215
0.797 .384 .om • 169
• J:l5 .2G4 0.001 .11 n • 21:l • BS
.079 .021
.11 8 .03G
.121 .001
.OC)f3 • 197
• 305 2. 179 1. fi01' .nqs • 134
• Ofi~ • 3r;n .605
1.fino .7fiD
.215
.003
• 241) 1.633
.752 • 11 !l .367
1. hl .1 • 1 r.n
.353
.Sfif • ,1 Jt, • 1 r,5 .27R
• 4 32 • ;:r: 1 • ?.GO .593
.037
.21i9
.133
.4fiS
• l f,B ,nr,c .452 .4 70 • ?18
.049
.229 ,277 • 4-75 • 04-'i
2. 217 .5f,5
• 715 .258
.ons
.223
.420 • 1 f,? .185
.332 • 111 • 1 f:?. • 113 .745
• 150 • 143 .206 .057 .295
• OP.f, .293
• J.13
.004
.013
.007
.rJ03
• 001 .n01
.007
. 093
.003
.384
.014
.rJ03 • 01 () .003
• 001 .033
.010
.no?.
• 1 SB
• on>,
.ooii
.001
0. 797 .3M .010 • 169
• 135 .265 • 110 • 213 • 135
• 100 . 154 .122 .098 • 197
.365 2.2(i4 1 • ll'J)
.09S • 118
.073
.300
. 695 1.G30
.786
• 215 .003
.251 1.633
.752
.122
.367 1.G14
• 1 G1
.360
.56fi
.414 • 165 • 27;-3
.432
.35f;
.203
.593
.86[_;
.353
.037
.272 • 152 • 1171
• 16.3 • :)36
CC" •• ,) I.
.430 • 251
.Ol19
.239
.277
.477
.045
2.405 .565
.715
.258
.085
.223
.424 • 162 • 185
.336 • 111 • 186 • 133 • 745
.150 • 143 .206 .053 • 295
.086
.293
9500 6875 8MO 4675 6aos
5970 920
4'f95 51 OS 2605
2165 59()5 6865
l 08()() qson
4725 3J5
6310 2950 83F5
435n 2!,05 6730
51165 21895
7880 57'i0 258() 7'\15
12515
15fi5 4605 3780 14 15 3980
3395 sgs
3390 5410 64fiQ
7400 seno 8G0G 5025 1970
8575 15555 12355 1 5()5 30,qn
9130 1:1510
51 qq 7400
11255
5410 1 (}WJ!"J
952() 1225 8070
2785 5305 27fl() 4845
2815 6295 8!i25 9495 5305
1935 5205 55[)5 7540 9120
lf930 78% 1975 5840 3950
3195 8815
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Prepared in cooperation with the Mississippi Board of Water Commissioners
Jack W. Pepper. Water Engineer
Table 1,--Water use in Mississippi (by principal use and source, in million gallons per day).
RURAL SELF-SUPPLIED
DOMESTIC
GW
0.391 .2r.n .27fi • 167 .340
• 175 .003 .nas .1% .069
.050 • 180 .330 .33° • 34(;
. lf~
.012
.275
.OP? • "11
• 1 F5 .OSl .270
2.531 l. 042
• 2'0 • 1 58 • Oi!l .2q3 .591
.(148 • 104 • 112 • Of 1 • 13n
• 123 • ()19
• 3Rt. .204 .2"2
.323
.434
.355
.207
.nG4
• 1"19 • ''.c4'.1 . 354 .D54 • 12G
• 312 .311 • 1 qn • 21 n • 50!)
• 197 .l1.Cjfl
.t7G
. 048 • 18f
• 1 OS • 177 .105 .205
.117 • 151 .226 .305 .1n
.n?n
.059 • 197 .283 .375
, fi97 .281 .07f • 1 25 • 128
LIVESTOCK
GW I
0.07f • l 02 .240 • 1 fi5 .087
.039 • 164 • 12q • 157 .070
• 137 .097 • 1 50 .023 .223
• l 1!"i • 119 • 116 .Ofl .nFF
.057 • 133 .018 .040 .475
.107
.031
.044 • 105 • 02,,
• 1 f.? .09fl • 124 .22n • 1 5F,
• l Ll4 .072 • 1 ?f: .072 .2no
.212
.034
.227 • 153 .350
• 187 .2()f , 211 • l 31 • 217
.223
.2GO
. 1.12 • 284 .233
.059 • lf3 • 1 f7 • 121 .017
• 254 .243 .020 .202 • 216
.05fl
.099 • 101 .2'Jfl • 1 05
• Ofil .032 • 11 o .317 .132
.062
.083 • 114 .177 • 139
.098
.24-2
SW
o. 115 • l 5'J .375 .247 • 131
.053
.247
.344
.236
.1%
.205 • 145 .224 .041 .334
.203 • 171 .·173 ,091 • ion
.'185
.200 ,057 .OfO .712
.250
.047
.Of? • 157 .OJf,
.243 • 14G • 13G .330 .235
• 21 f, • 108 • ]80, • 109 • 311
.317 • 06f, .341 .230 .52(;
• 2~1 .308 .316 .1% • 325
.335
.389 • 190 .426 .350
.088
.244 • 251 • 182 .025
• 381 .372 .030 .303 .323
.087 • 149 • 151 .35B • 157
• 091 .047 .104 .47c • 199
.092 • 125 • 170 .265 • 284
• 147 • 36',
TOTAL
0.582 .515 .891 .579 .558
.272
.414
.568
.589
.244
,392 .431 • 704 .408 .903
.•70
.309
.564 • 239 .477
.307
.424
.365 2.631 2.229
.597
.236 • 192 .555 .651
.453
.348
. 422 , 611 • 521
.483
.219
.699 • 385 • 733
.852
.534
.923
.590
.940
.807 • 963
1.381 .381 .668
,890 • 960 .520 .920
1.088
• 344 .8115 .894 • 3!il .228
.615
.725
.227 ,610 • 744
.262
.399
.478
.901
.41',
.222 , 138 .411
1. 076 • ?OF
INDUSTRIAL SELF SUPPLIED FUEL-ELECTRIC POWER
GROUND WATER
43.756 .002 .650 .OOf,
4.249 .079
.350 • 117
1.529 2.337 1,569
SURFACE WATER
4.300
TOTAL
48.056 .002 .650 .006
4.249 .079
.350 • 117
1.529 2.337 1. 569
GROUND SURFACE WATER WATER
1. 174
1. 723 9.360
17.370
1.070 1. 279 9.597
1.070 1.279
5. 164 14.761 .300 115.200
3.505 2. 125 4,066 3.575
.432 .141
.075
9.446 46.034
.026 • 150
7.558
• 571 3.144 1.297
.2~0 90.000
.270
3. 1:'4 .HO .005
13. 26 2
.409 • 04 l
14. 980
• 142
.030
.210 2.277 1.458
, 189 .306
.727
1. 168 .98f • 144 • 130 .070
.300
• 518 1. 525
.499 1.054
.597 24. '69
3.505 2. 125 4.066 1.653 537. 120 3.575 4.620
.573
.075
55.480
.026 • 150
7 .558 2.083
.571 3.144 1.297 1.931
90.290 • 270
3. 124 • 740 .005
13. 26 2
.409
.041 14.980
• 142
.030
.210 2.277 1.453
.189
.306
.727
1 • 168 .986 • 144 , 130 .070
.300
.518 1.525
.499 1.054
25,066
10.950
616.752
TOTAL RICE
GW J SW
1.174 0.824
11.088 185.872 40.801
. mo .o4o
17.370 26.424 5.801
115.500
538.773 4.620
2.088
1 • 93 l
10.950
616.752
5.104
5.906 20.419
.901
60.956
2.252
lG.516
11. 711
59.435 21.320 2.553
31.229
1 • 121
1. 51n 4 •1182
• 199
13. 381
• 49•)
3.625
2.570
13. 071 4.680
.560
6.355 .057
1RR!GATION
TOTAL 1--0_T_H_E_RrC_R_O_P_S--I GW I SW
TOTAL
0.824
226.673
.220
32. 225
6.225
7.422 24. <)n] 1.100
74.331
2.7%
20. 141
14. 2Hl
72. 506 26.000 3. 113
38.084 .057
3.449 o. 757
• 336 • or,,,
4.206
.400
1.379 .303 1.682 .013
.669 • 01 f,
.353
.200
1. 170 1 • 71 2
.795
.03B
.008
2.043
.015
.022
1. 722
1. 745
,037 2. S,26 1. 6%
2. 124
.050
.013
.H7 .816 • 01 6
.078 .431 .200
.?.59 1.433
.37f, 2.083
.174 .969
• 082 , 082
.4'1-3
.378
.383
,SJJ • 3'.)2
.038
.00:J
2.491
• 271 .015
.004
.022
2.100
2. 128
.037 2.950 1. 958
2.590
.050
.851
.489
.360 • 5f, 7 .601
10.443 • 190
10.443 • 190
.002 278.500 278.502 68.163 14.963 83.126 2.176 .3G3 2.564
.025
.342 .600 • 920 17 .922
.025
.600 17. 9 22 .478 .478
.225 .22S
4.804 1.05!i 5.859 2.054 .451 2.505 1277850 126.562 19.863 29.075 13.592 189.092 530220 30.945 1.098 32.043 556625 21.345 11.504 17.518 50.367 177.191 110. 103 347.299 ~2.294 1556.932 1599.226 5?.3.745 116.095 639.840 20.383 5.925 32.30n
Jackson, Mississippi
SELEC1ED REFERENCES
Anderson, I. E., and Boswell, E. H., 1953, Rice irrigation potential of Bogue Phalia, Mississippi: U.S. Geol. Survey open-file report, 39 p.
Callahan, J. A., 1973, Public and industrial water supplies in northern Mississippi: Mississippi Board Water Cornrn. Bull. 73-1, 68 p.
-~1975, Public and industrial water supplies in southern Mississippi--1974: Mississippi Board Water Comm. Bull 75-2, 59 p.
Hy, Stan W., and Vaughn, Donald S., 1974, A directory of Mississippi municipalities: Bureau of Government Research, lmiversity, Miss.
Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce, 1975, Mississippi agricultural statistics--1954-1973: lussissippi Dept. of Agriculture and Connnerce, supp. 9, 138 p.
U.S. Bureau of Census, 1971, 1970 Census of population and housing: U.S . Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, PHC (2)-26, Mississippi, 26 p.
To convert Fnglish units to International units:
Multiply
million gallons per day (Mgal/d)
gallons (gal)
feet per acre (ft/acre)
!!¥ 0.044
3. 785
.1233
To obtain
cubic meters per second (m3 /s)
liters (1)
meters per hectare (rn/ha)
WATER USE IN MISSISSIPPI, ...J.A. Callahan
1876
FISH FARMll\k; WILDLIFE IMPOU~ENTS
GROUW SURFACE WATER WATER
o. 125 .884 .374 .329 .073
8.805 1.728
.406
.683
.020
.040 • 169 ,547 • 51 2
.085
. 107
.599
.07/\,
. HO
.249
.495
.422
.326
.044
6.6% 4'" 820
.691
• l f 9 .070 .332
2. 121 • 197
.012
.839 2.417
• 301
.872 3.:J08
• 133 .353 .6 .'3 5
1. 253 • Of;;]
.454
.OfO • 201
.?.05
2.143 • 791
• 137 .533 .377 .105 • 4 15
• 121 .:Y1r6
3. 221 • 21 7
0.033 .589 .249 • 220 .048
1 • 1 52 • 271 .455 .013
.023
.112
.364
.056
_39g .050 .oo, .
• 166
.231
.264
.030
• 461
• 112 .047 .254
1.414 • 131
.0011
.560 1.267
.201
.471
.033
.236 ,457
• 83f, .nnr, .30J .040 .134
.528
.091
.359
.252
.?04
.osn • 164
• 14!i .576
.213 .122 8. 892 7 .211
.ORO
.02/1. .016 6.950
.249 .166
.080 .054
10.030 .261 .174 .241 .lGl
.213 .142
.287 .192 1 o. 934
TOTAL
0.203 1. 473
.623
.549 • 121
8.L05 2.830
.677 1 , 138
• 03'J
.063 • 231 .911 .512
• 141 • 107 .993 • 124 .234
• ,, 15 .495 .703 .590 .074
F,. 69f 4>,.820
1 • 152
.2Bl , 117 .fi3G
3.535 .328
• ()2()
1.399 3.684
.502
l. 343 3.508
• 2 21 .580
1 • 142
2J)Gf} .1 H .757 . inn • 33:=i
.3~1
2. 1 ~-3 1.31 q
.228
.897
.629
.5n9
SURGROUN[l FACE
WATER' WATER TOTAL
1 , 206 1 • 206
0.496
.670
.496
.670
.415 1.283 1.283
.201 • 41 n
3.221 .771 2.24:l 3.014 .36?
1.440
.335 3.392 7. 211
.080
.040 n.95n
.41S • 134
1 o. 030 ,1135 .40'.'
.355
.t179 10.934
GROUND WATER
49. 185 5.136 2.322 2.695
.lil 0
209.302 2.926 1.411 2.554
• 786
1. 735 1.332 4.284
51. 876 4.414
2.378 10. 254 19.836
.627
.B66
.739 6.347 4.615
25. 723 14.494
ln.386 68.462 1 • fl34 2.283
18. 966
1.933 • 724
1,337 21.573
.944
3.681 5. 139 9. 131 1 • 031 1. 704
9.872 34.563 2.303
15.648 5.150
3.363 1.B46
2:l. 364 1. 194 2. 197
1. 775 1.136 3,310 8,560 4.460
1.023 4.975 2.4% 2. 103
21.625
5.527 'i. l 33
18.097 2.221i 2.462
1. 745 74. 202 31.224 4.875 2.639
1.092 40.865 1 , 886 2.117 8. 125
99.336 1.508 1.047
.612 2.633
2.963 3B.565
COUNTY TOTAL
SURFACE WATER
5.322 • 742 .624 .467 , 179
50.976 1.399
• 719 .691 • 118
.228
.257
.588 6. 145
.347
.259 1.446
120.936 • 141 • 194
.251 1.484
.338 537 .444
25. 125
2. 166 4.905
.440
.618 46. 152
.355 , 193 .440
1.744 .366
.224
.668 6.232
90. 109 .512
.788 13. 895
.~·29 5.432
.983
1. 117 .354 .89? .236 • 459
• 471 .389 • 198 .no .878
• 179 .603 .503 .386
4.023
.461
.536 5.226
.448
.899
.209 13,753 5, 133
.913 • 157
• 107 7.368
.327
.530 641.420
293.943 .299 .331 • 265 .426
,339 1.870
TOTAL ALL
WATER
54.507 5.878 2.946 3. 162
• 789
260.278 4.325 2.130 3.245
.904
1. 963 1. 589 4.872
58.021 4.761
2.637 11. 700
140. 772 , • 763
1.060
.990 7.831 4.953
563. 157 39.619
18.552 73.367 2.274 2.901
65.118
2.288 .917
1. 777 23.317 1.310
3.905 5.307
15.363 91.140 2.216
10.660 98.453 2.732
21.030 6. 133
4.480 2.200
24.256 1.430 2.556
2.246 1.575 3.503 9.430 5.338
1. 202 5.578 2.999 2.489
25.653
5.983 5.674
23.323 2.674 3.361
1. 954 37.955 36.407 5.793 2.796
1. 199 43.233 2.213 2.647
649.545
393.279 1. 807 1. 378
.877 3.059
3.302 40.435
138.783 15.547 154.330 2.550 4.119 6.669 1131.472 1919.699 3051.171
1975
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WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS 76-125 OPEN - FILE REPORT
INIRODUCTI ON
Mississippi 1 s water is one of its most vital and important natural resources. Large quantities of good quality ground and surfac7 wa~er are readily available in nearly all section~ o~ tI_ie ~tate. "I1:1s situation, ccxnbined with ample rainfall, makes Mississippi attractive to many industries and to agriculture. Regardless of the abundance of this natural resource, however, plarming for future developmen~ requires . knowledge of present use. It is for this purpose that this tabulation of water use in 1975 in Mississippi is presented.
1he information for this report has been collected by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the Missis~iJ?Pi Board of.Water Conunissioners. Appreciation is expressed to officials of public and private utilities, industry, State, Federal, and local goveTIUilents who provided this data •
The tenn water use as presented here refers to withdrawals that may be from any source. After use some is :etu:71e~ to. the source _ and used again. The water use is cotmted each tlIIle 1t 1s w1th~rawn, but where water is recirculated, it is counted only once when withdrawn from the source •
Figure 1 and table 1 show water use by county and by source.
CRIIBRIA FOR DEIBRMINING USE
Municipal Supply
~hulicipal supplies, whether publicly or privately owned, include systems in cities, towns, and villages listed in Directdaory of Mis:issippi Municipalities. Sixty gallons (227 liter~) per y per capita was used in detennining domestic use where actual figures were not available.
Rural Systems
Rural systems include all private water companies, water associations and other sources furnishing water to the public outside the citie~, towns, and villages. The source is grmmd wate: unless othe:wise noted. Fifty gallons (190 liters) per day per capita was used in estimating use for tmmetered systems. The estimated population served is 3. 5 persons per water meter.
Rural Self-Supplied
Persons served by municipal and rural water systems were subtracted from the population total. 1he rema!,nder of the county popula~ion would be in the category, rural self-supplied. Fifty gallons (190 liters) per day per capita was the estimated use for families with indoor plumbing facilities. Ten gallons (38 liters) per day per capita was the estl.111ated use for families without plumbing facilities. Population with indoor plumbing facilities was detennined from the U.S. Census, 1970.
Water for livestock was calculated using Mississippi Agricultural Statistics, 1970, and applying the following factors:
Milk cows
Other cattle
Hogs
Chickens
Gallons
20
10
3
.04
Liters
76
38
11
• 2
Gross estimate: 40 percent of livestock water use is derived from grol.Illd-water sources and 60 percent is from surface-water sources. water used is conswned •
Fuel-Electric Power
All
Fuel-electric power was tabulated separately owing to the magnitude of usage and not included as part of the public supply.
Irrigation Requirements
Rice: 4.1 ft per acre (0.50 m/ha); 1975 application.
Others: 1.3 ft per acre (0.16 m/ha).
Although given in (Mgal/d)/yr, withdrawals are at a_much higher rate over a period of several months. The source 1s estimated to be 18 percent surface water and 82 percent grol.Uld water •
Catfish Farming
Water use is based on one and one-half times the capacity of the ponds; average depth of ponds, 5 ft. The source is estimated to be 40 percent surface water and 60 percent grot.md water except in those counties which are in the Mississippi River alluvial plain, locally referred to as the Delta, where the source is all ground water.
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De SOTO ~ L, 5136 1o.io7o t1 10.254 MA!tSHALL 610 TIPPAHL .. 0.7_42 .. '. o l, .... a~c ~ .0 ·179 . 2.639 r·- g-10-31 ~
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I~ LAfATETH I ",~NI06N f-·; ____ L":__ ' \P,.NOLA - -- -0. , i 8,560 ~ LH dT.t.W,t,1dA
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, ~ - \ YALOIUSHA 2.920'-T ~ 1----1 2· 963 1 399 !CHICKASAW : Q_. IOLIVAR ! TAL3tz"2~H,IE o.ffi CA0 LHOUNJ 2.554 ! MON~OE l 209.302 i ~t----:5-183_....,- 1.484 _ 0.6~~ ll:.lli
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,~G i 1 .753 ! CARROLi. _ i Q.118 OICTlllEHA 15.648 ,.:;.+- j _j j·~ _ l I CI-ICCTAW ! 5.432
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!~ . 0~ 1.6.386 /ATTAi A I WINSTON 1.186 ••-i -- ---~""""3:"m l ! / -- T.foo I 0.389
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I .,,. ( <-t / I I 1Nf5H01Ai .. j ':'', /YAZOO ) , lEAKf I 2197 : HMl'Elt
. L_;:i~ _,_.../ j 1.704 I ~ 1' 0.944 .!:.!!..il y 1.870_,-- 0.512 .j_' • 0.366 _ ,44P-/\ ,Y "'~ ~115SOO N 0 l--- · - -·-; - , ~ ~ -;-; -- ._ __ _ . _ _ _ _
1 J/ > L--~o-9sv '- 1 om lAUor~DALE v-, > , ..{ ·; sto,r I • I W,UUN / ':.1 1 iNEWTON 9131
l:l._f'J . , '/ 5.517 I 5.138 i , -· -
,,-!,.%'-f H I N c/tt( 0.461 L o.5_36 : ____ _ J __ ~:!.~~----c /~·",:,,. 14.494 ~ RAN~ 1 N ( , I i-,,,g5 ) 25.125 ] 1 SMITH I i ClARKt - r:--·- \ .L I""" · 1332 LOU 0.228 I 2.462 : :!h:.T:.
LAJIOINf 51 .... ,soN . 1
0.899. ! b:~n : v.251 _ -- COP I A. Ii j 2.226 • I ___..---/
~ ~ i 4.414 1.., o.448 .1----- ------,--- L--~ - IL--93 I o.17, , :- I 21.573 1 RSON ~--,--.--, I I 1744 I
I - o;lo;'- i 1.377!COYINGT0N i · , w A Y N ~ ~ 9.ff5 1 2.303 to·':·_,,/' 0-«3"', 2.378 ! Jo Ne s ! Ll.Q!I
":i 5.322! F•ANKLIN 0.429 o,0 .,"" JEFfHsON'pnL.J o.299 ":i ADA"'S I 0.021 LINCO LN . ,/· D~_j__---:- --,---· _ ---- ---
!:: 0.141 L --t'"' _..L____; I : FORRfSTI ,--~ ,.., .,,..,,..,._.,,___,____~_,._....__,--------- - ----... ~
l ., . .- 0.612 ',· I "'ARIONILAIOIAR 1-ol,o l pu_RY IGRf ENE " 0265 AMITE 3363 ,<"><"'I , .
• i I ,il(E 2.117:'::R· I'·"' ,~o: 11,023 I WILKINSON I bl.ll 14.975 0-530 1.117 0.668 !~~ o.i79 j 0.739 ) I 0,624 I 0- 603 WAlfNALl - · - 0.251
I • ___,....,,_,1 ~~0:-866 --
/ 4.460 ~ -~---yGE06i9te 0,878 ! STONE ]
PEARL RIYER I; .!:.ill r - --·- ---1 ··,G,;-·i09···- ..J O 10 10M1lfS
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2.322 Ground water - Mgal/d j,-~----1 · i JAC1<soN D io 20 301(1LoMETns
0624 s f \ I HARR IS ONI 1§.966 · ur ace water - Mgal/d ! 25.723 46 . 152
- - - - -- Boundary of Mississippi River. alluvial plain
NANCOCK l y.,u ·-" ~• ,', -).4.615 C-/·~ . -...J.
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Figure 1.--Water use in Mississippi, 1975.