Texas § WA.5.04 - Subbasin 4--Interstate streams--Texas and Arkansas
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§ WA.5.04. Subbasin 4--Interstate streams--Texas and Arkansas
Subbasin 4--Interstate streams--Texas and Arkansas. "(a) This subbasin shall consist of those streams and their tributaries above existing, authorized or proposed last downstream major damsites, originating in Texas and crossing the Texas-Arkansas state boundary before flowing into the Red River in Arkansas. These streams and their tributaries with existing, authorized or proposed last downstream major damsites are as follows: Location Stream Site Ac-ft Latitude Longitude McKinney Bayou Trib. Bringle Lake 3,052 33°30.6'N 94°06.2'W Barkman Barkman Creek Reservoir 15,900 33°29.7'N 94°10.3'W Sulphur River Texarkana 386,900 33°18.3'N 94°09.6'W "(b) The State of Texas shall have the free and unrestricted use of the water of this subbasin. "
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