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    Kitsap Public Utility District has begun connecting water systems between the Seabeck area and North Kitsap to protect aquifers and prevent shortages during droughts, according to officials. A map shows existing water lines, planned lines with identified funding, and planned lines without identified funding between communities in the region. Approved regional reservoirs and wells are also indicated on the map.

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    Kitsap Public Utility District has begun connecting water systems between the Seabeck area and North Kitsap to protect aquifers and prevent shortages during droughts, according to officials. A map shows existing water lines, planned lines with identified funding, and planned lines without identified funding between communities in the region. Approved regional reservoirs and wells are also indicated on the map.

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    Kitsap Public Utility District has begun connecting water systems between the Seabeck area and North Kitsap to protect aquifers and prevent shortages during droughts, according to officials. A map shows existing water lines, planned lines with identified funding, and planned lines without identified funding between communities in the region. Approved regional reservoirs and wells are also indicated on the map.

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    Kitsap Public Utility District has begun connecting water systems between the Seabeck area and North Kitsap to protect aquifers and prevent shortages during droughts, according to officials. A map shows existing water lines, planned lines with identified funding, and planned lines without identified funding between communities in the region. Approved regional reservoirs and wells are also indicated on the map.

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    REGIONAL WATER CONNECTIONS

    Kitsap Public Utility District has begun to carry out its longterm plan of bringing water from the Seabeck area into North Kitsap. Tying water systems together will help protect aquifers and avoid water shortages during times of drought, ofcials say. Existing water lines Planned water lines; funding identied Planned water lines; funding not identied
    Port Gamble Hansville

    Approved regional reservoirs

    Port Gamble well

    Kingston

    Indianola Poulsbo
    3

    Suquamish

    Port Madison

    Regional well and reservoir

    Silverdale Bainbridge Island


    SCRIPPS NEWSPAPERS

    2 mile

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