Graphic developed for the release of the National Water Availability Assessment in January 2025.
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IWAAs national release graphic
Graphic developed for the release of the National Water Availability Assessment in January 2025.
Temperature logger in Santiam River basin, Oregon
Temperature logger attached to submerged cobble in Quartzville Creek, OR. This logger was placed as part of an ongoing effort to retrieve continuous temperature data from rivers and tributaries within the Willamette River basin, OR.
Temperature logger attached to submerged cobble in Quartzville Creek, OR. This logger was placed as part of an ongoing effort to retrieve continuous temperature data from rivers and tributaries within the Willamette River basin, OR.
IWAAs Product Overlap (media item)
The three National Water Availability Assessment products are designed to be interdependent:
The three National Water Availability Assessment products are designed to be interdependent:
IWAAs product interdependencies (Media Item)
The three Integrated Water Availability Assessment products are designed to be interdependent:
The three Integrated Water Availability Assessment products are designed to be interdependent:
IWAAs - levels of water limitations
Water limitation across the lower 48 United States, shown as the average from 2010 to 2020 for each watershed (HUC12). Water limitation levels were based on the surface water supply and use index, which expresses the imbalance between surface water-supply and consumptive use.
Water limitation across the lower 48 United States, shown as the average from 2010 to 2020 for each watershed (HUC12). Water limitation levels were based on the surface water supply and use index, which expresses the imbalance between surface water-supply and consumptive use.