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    Utah reservoir levels, on average, are at about 65 percent of capacity, which does not bode well for the state's irrigators.

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    Utah reservoir levels, on average, are at about 65 percent of capacity, which does not bode well for the state's irrigators.

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    Utah reservoir levels, on average, are at about 65 percent of capacity, which does not bode well for the state's irrigators.

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    Shrinking water supplies

    Utah reservoirs are on average at 65 percent capacity, which does not bode well for irrigators this summer.
    65% 82%

    15
    OGDEN

    Pineview Reservoir

    N
    50 miles

    65%
    80
    Jordanelle Reservoir PROVO SALT LAKE CITY

    Echo Reservoir

    82%

    Strawberry Reservoir

    55%

    0% (empty)
    Gunnison Reservoir Scoeld Reservoir

    79%
    70
    Otter Creek Reservoir

    25%
    Kens Lake MOAB

    17%
    Upper Enterprise

    15

    49%
    Lake Powell

    ST. GEORGE
    Source: Natural Resources Conservation Service

    The Salt Lake Tribune

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