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Elephant Butte Lake Facing Low Water Levels
State parks are clearing exposed shoreline hazards as water releases continue through July 28 to meet Rio Grande obligations, officials said.
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Elephant Butte Lake facing low water levels
Elephant Butte Lake facing low water levels
Elephant Butte Drops to 1.7 Percent Capacity —Its Lowest Since 1971
Elephant Butte Lake has fallen to 1.7 percent of its normal capacity, marking its lowest level since 1971 due to a combination of dam releases for irrigation, meager winter snowfall, and rising temperatures. Park officials are using the exposure of the lakebed as an opportunity to perform maintenance work before the irrigation season concludes. “The biggest thing here is the sediment,” said Johnathin Horsley, superintendent of Elephant Butte Lak…
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