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  1. Drought is causing water levels to drop at Lake Hefner, which serves as a key drinking water source for Oklahoma City.

Water release from Canton Lake helps replenish Lake Hefner, a key drinking water source for Oklahoma City.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 16
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Water release from Canton Lake helps replenish Lake Hefner, a key drinking water source for Oklahoma City.

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Oklahoma CityCanton Lake

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  1. Water flows from Canton Lake into the North Canadian River, which carries water toward the Oklahoma City metro area.Sub-event
  2. Tulsa district Army Corps manages the water release from Canton Lake, affecting the resource base for the region.1 source
  3. Water release from Canton Lake helps replenish Lake Hefner.1 source

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