Texas § WA.5.01 - Subbasin 1--Intrastate streams--Oklahoma
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§ WA.5.01. Subbasin 1--Intrastate streams--Oklahoma
Subbasin 1--Intrastate streams--Oklahoma. "(a) This subbasin includes those streams and their tributaries above existing, authorized or proposed last downstream major damsites, wholly in Oklahoma and flowing into Red River below Denison Dam and above the Oklahoma-Arkansas state boundary. These streams and their tributaries with existing, authorized or proposed last downstream major damsites are as follows: Location Stream Site Ac-ft Latitude Longitude Island-Bayou Albany 85,200 33°51.5'N 96°11.4'W Blue River Durant 147,000 33°55.5'N 96°04.2'W Boggy River Boswell 1,243,800 34°01.6'N 95°45.0'W Kiamichi River Hugo 240,700 34°01.0'N 95°22.6'W "(b) Oklahoma is apportioned the water of this subbasin and shall have unrestricted use thereof. "
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