The Hetch Hetchy Valley was flooded to provide water to which city?

Which dam was authorized for construction by the Boulder Canyon Act?

The Rivers and Harbors Act authorized construction of which project?

What does the Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 oversee?

Bulletin 1, published in 1951, contained information about:

Which state agency enforces pollution control laws and oversees other water-related entities?

What does the California Water Commission do?

Which structure is 444 miles long and parallels Interstate 5?

Approximately what percentage of the SWP’s water is delivered to the San Joaquin Valley?

Land subsidence has reduced the capacity of the California Aqueduct by what percentage?

What facility moves SWP water up the Tehachapi Mountains to Southern California?

Where is water from the west branch aqueduct stored for later use by Los Angeles?

Dams assist with:

According to the California Energy Commission, hydropower generates approximately what percentage of the state’s annual electricity?

On which river is the Oroville Dam located?

What percentage of California’s surface water runoff is provided by the Sacramento River?

Which agencies oversee the Delta in California?

The Delta is formed by the convergence of which two rivers?

Where does the Delta Mendota Canal begin?

The Delta Mendota Canal provides irrigation water to:

The State Water Project (SWP) was planned, built, and is operated by which agency?

For the past 20 years, what percentage of the State Water Project’s water has been allocated to agriculture?

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the State Water Project?

These aquifers are formed between porous materials such as sand, gravel, silt, or clay:

Which facility is part of the Central Valley Project?

The Central Valley Project delivers water from where?

The Central Valley Project generates how many kilowatt hours of electricity annually?

The Central Valley Act of 1933 was delayed due to:

Land subsidence is a problem for the California Aqueduct.

The Delta is the largest freshwater tidal estuary on the West Coast.

Conjunctive use refers to recharging aquifers with surface water.

The Department of Water Resources monitors eutrophication in the State Water Project.

The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act funded bird habitat restoration.

The Klamath Hydroelectric Settlement Agreement sets forth the removal of four hydroelectric dams.

The Central Valley Project delivers water from the Coast Range to the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The Bureau of Reclamation operates water projects in 17 Western states.

The Oroville-Thermalito complex is located on the Los Angeles Aqueduct

The Sustainable Groundwater Management Act requires increased pumping activities to speed up subsidence.

The northern San Joaquin Valley near Stockton has problems with pockets of seawater intrusion.

An artesian aquifer is an unconfined aquifer.

Aquifers are widely distributed throughout California.

75% of the available water originates in the northern third of the state.

What is the primary purpose of the California Aqueduct?

The California Aqueduct was established as part of which bond passed by voters?

Where does the California Aqueduct begin?

To cross the Tehachapi Mountains into Southern California, water is lifted how many feet at the A.D. Edmonston Pumping Plant?

How is the shape of the California Aqueduct described?

What is the primary mechanism used to move water through the California Aqueduct?

Approximately what percentage of SWP water is delivered to San Joaquin Valley farms and cities via the California Aqueduct?

Which agency is the largest single customer in the San Joaquin Valley served by the California Aqueduct?

Which branch of the California Aqueduct delivers water to Kern, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties?

What is the purpose of the A.D. Edmonston Pumping Plant at the northern edge of the Tehachapi Mountains?

Water from the West Branch Aqueduct is stored in which lakes for distribution to Los Angeles and surrounding cities?

The East Branch Aqueduct passes through which cities for water storage and distribution?

What is a significant problem for the California Aqueduct caused by groundwater extraction?

What percentage of its design capacity has been lost due to land subsidence in some sections of the California Aqueduct?

What project, completed in 2012, connects the Delta-Mendota Canal to the California Aqueduct to increase operational flexibility?

What is the primary purpose of the Delta-Mendota Canal/California Aqueduct Intertie project?

Which lake is not mentioned in the distribution of water from the California Aqueduct?

How many pumps lift the water almost 2,000 feet over the Tehachapi Mountains?

What is the concrete channel of the California Aqueduct compared to in terms of its water movement?

When were the first permanent Spanish settlements in California established?

When was gold discovered on the American River?

What caused a major flood in Sacramento Valley in 1862?

Which case in 1884 required an end to hydraulic mining debris discharges into rivers?

What legal concept was reaffirmed in Lux v. Haggin (1886)?

Who founded the Sierra Club in 1892?

When were the first water deliveries from the Colorado River to the Imperial Valley?

What year was the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation established?

Which project’s first bond issue occurred in 1905?

When did the Los Angeles Aqueduct begin service?

What was the purpose of the Colorado River Compact of 1922?

When did the Boulder Canyon Act pass, authorizing the construction of Hoover Dam?

What year was the Central Valley Project Act passed?

What was significant about the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1937?

When was the first State Water Plan published?

When was the State Water Resources Control Board created?

Which reservoir is a major source of water for Southern California via the State Water Project?

Which act was passed to improve groundwater sustainability in California?

What is the main function of the Castaic Lake in the State Water Project?

Aquifers found beneath a rock layer that does not allow water to permeate is known as