USGS · 70047770
Use of water in Arkansas, 1975
Abstract
This report contains statistical information relating to water use in Arkansas. The principle categories of water use, other than hydroelectric energy generation, are public supply, self-supplied industrial use, rural domestic and livestock use, irrigation, fish and minnow farming, water for wild life impoundments, and thermoelectric-energy generation. About half the total or 2,440 Mgal/d was used for irrigation, and of that 86 percent was ground water. A little more than half the water used in the state was ground water; streams and reservoirs supplied the rest.
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Henry N. Halberg. 1977. Use of water in Arkansas, 1975. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/70047770
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