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  1. The city of Baltimore operates within the jurisdiction of the state of Maryland.

Groundwater issues and shared reliance on limited regional water sources affect Baltimore County.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Jun 18
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Groundwater issues and shared reliance on limited regional water sources affect Baltimore County.

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Baltimore CountyBaltimoreMaryland Department of the Environment

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  1. Groundwater issues and shared reliance on limited regional water sources affect Baltimore County.1 source
  2. Groundwater levels are low, affecting city supply in Baltimore.1 source
  3. Groundwater and reservoir levels are being monitored due to drought impacting the city supply in Baltimore.1 source

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