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The Plum Creek Conservation District's Groundwater Management Plan, adopted in 2007, outlines strategies for the conservation and management of groundwater resources within Caldwell and Hays Counties, Texas. The plan emphasizes the importance of sustainable groundwater use, monitoring aquifer conditions, and implementing rules to prevent waste and degradation of water quality. It includes objectives for efficient groundwater use, drought management, conservation practices, and collaboration with neighboring water authorities. The document also projects future water demands and supplies while addressing potential impacts from external factors such as oil and gas production.

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What are the groundwater conservation districts and what do they manage?

Groundwater conservation districts are charged to manage groundwater by providing for the conservation, preservation, protection, recharging and prevention of waste of the groundwater resources within their jurisdictions.

How many groundwater conservation districts are there in Texas?

There are 98 groundwater conservation districts (GCDs) in Texas. The locations and extents of GCDs are shown on the GCD map.

How many groundwater districts are there in Texas?

There are 99 confirmed districts in Texas, and each is in charge of developing a groundwater management plan. Most also issue permits that regulate groundwater pumping and well-spacing in its district boundaries.

How many groundwater management areas are there in Texas?

The TWDB has designated 16 groundwater management areas to cover all major and minor aquifers in the state.

How many water districts are there in Texas?

Today, over 950 MUDs exist in Texas along with around 400 other water districts.