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48 Groundwater Availability of the Central Valley Aquifer, California Predevelopment Recharge, Discharge, Water Levels, and Flows - and basin. - - - - ). Other ( Groundwater/Surface-Water Interaction - - - - - ). Aquifer-System Storage - - - - - - - serious consequences. Therefore, this type of calculation of
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