| September 03, 2010 |
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The Water Resources Authority (WRA) is
responsible for the management, protection,
and controlled allocation anduse of Jamaica's
water resources. The WRA maintains a
hydrological database and provides data,
information, and technical assistance
to government and non-government
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The WRA river gauge network
consists of 133 stations that
record the daily flow with the
river at a particular point.
These gauges consist of |
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Presently the WRA
monitors groundwater
levels in 320 wells
and
boreholes across
the island. |
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