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What is 1 Acre Foot of Water?

• 1.0 acre foot = 325,851 gallons
• Water is commonly measured in acre-feet. One acre-foot of water can fill one acre of land, approximately the size of a football field, 1 foot deep. An acre-foot of water can supply the annual indoor and outdoor needs of one to two urban households.
• Palisades Reservoir can hold 1.2 million acre feet of water. That means when Palisades is full, at any one time, could supply roughly 2.4 million households for an entire year!

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TRRoutfitters2017-11-15T05:49:18+00:00

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