The Santa Fe River at Three Rivers Estates remains above flood stage as area rivers continue to recover from heavy rains last month. No-wake restrictions remain on parts of the Suwannee and Santa Fe.
The Santa Fe River at Three Rivers Estates remains above flood stage as area rivers continue to recover from heavy rains last month. No-wake restrictions remain on parts of the Suwannee and Santa Fe.
The Santa Fe River at Three Rivers Estates and at the US 129 Bridge remain above flood stage as area rivers continue to recover from heavy rains last month. No-wake restrictions remain on parts of the Suwannee and Santa Fe.
The Steinatchee River and the Santa Fe River from the Ichetucknee to the Suwannee confluence remain above flood stage as area rivers continue to recover from heavy rains last month. No-wake restrictions remain on parts of the Suwannee and Santa Fe.
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The Suwannee River Water Management District (District) and Dixie County are partnering to undertake a dispersed water storage project on about 11,000 acres of privately owned land in northeast Dixie County.
Fort White, Three Rivers, and Hildreth remain above flood stage on the Santa Fe, and Wilcox and Fowler’s Bluff on the Suwannee. Idle-speed/No Wake restrictions remain on the Suwannee from US 90 to Fowler’s Bluff, and on the lower Santa Fe River.
New year-round lawn and landscape irrigation measures went into effect on March 24 for homeowners within the Suwannee River Water Management District’s 15-county region.
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