Texas § WA.7.01 - Subbasin 1--Intrastate streams--Arkansas
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§ WA.7.01. Subbasin 1--Intrastate streams--Arkansas
Subbasin 1--Intrastate streams--Arkansas. "(a) This subbasin includes those streams and their tributaries above last downstream major damsites originating in Arkansas and crossing the Arkansas-Louisiana state boundary before flowing into the Red River in Louisiana. Those major last downstream damsites are as follows: Location Stream Site Ac-ft Latitude Longitude Ouachita Lake River Catherine 19,000 34°26.6'N 93°01.6'W Caddo River DeGray Lake 1,377,000 34°13.2'N 93°06.6'W Little Missouri River Lake Greeson 600,000 34°08.9'N 93°42.9'W Alum Fork, Saline River Lake Winona 63,264 32°47.8'N 92°51.0'W "(b) Arkansas is apportioned the waters of this subbasin and shall have unrestricted use thereof. "
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