Florida Water Science Center

Figures, maps, and charts from "Water Withdrawals, Use, and Trends in Florida, 2005"

Figure 1—Historical and projected population of Florida, 1950-2030

Figure 2—Counties and water management districts in Florida. Modified from Fernald and Purdum, 1998

Figure 3—Total water withdrawals in Florida by source, 2005

Figure 4—Average daily freshwater withdrawals by month in Florida, 2005

Figure 5—Fresh groundwater and surface-water withdrawals in Florida by category, 2005

Figure 6—Approximate areal extent throughout which principal aquifers in Florida are the primary source of groundwater

Figure 7—General location of hydrologic units in Florida and fresh groundwater and surface-water withdrawal

Figure 8—Public-supply groundwater withdrawals in Florida by principal aquifer, 2005

Figure 9—Average daily public-supply freshwater withdrawals by month in Florida, 2005

Figure 10—Public-supply water-use deliveries in Florida, 2005

Figure 11—Historical public-supply gross and domestic per capita water us

Figure 12—Historical public-supply freshwater withdrawals in Florida by source

Figure 13—Domestic self-supplied groundwater withdrawals in Florida by principal aquifer, 2005

Figure 14—Historical domestic self-supplied freshwater withdrawals in Florida, 1950

Figure 15—Commercial-industrial self-supplied groundwater withdrawals in Florida by principal aquifer, 2005

Figure 16—Average daily commercial-industrial self-supplied freshwater withdrawals by month in Florida, 2005

Figure 17—Commercial-industrial self-supplied freshwater use in Florida by major industrial type, 2005

Figure 18—Historical commercial-industrial self-supplied freshwater withdrawals in Florida by source, 1950-2005

Figure 19—Agricultural self-supplied groundwater withdrawals in Florida by principal aquifer, 2005

Figure 20—Average daily agricultural self-supplied freshwater withdrawals by month in Florida, 2005

Figure 21—Agricultural self-supplied freshwater use in Florida by major crop type, 2005

Figure 22—Historical agricultural self-supplied freshwater withdrawals in Florida by source

Figure 23—Historical agricultural acreage in Florida for selected crops

Figure 24—Historical agricultural acreage irrigated in Florida by major irrigation system type

Figure 25—Recreational irrigation groundwater withdrawals in Florida by principal aquifer, 2005

Figure 26—Average daily recreational irrigation freshwater withdrawals by mont

Figure 27—Historical recreational irrigation freshwater withdrawals in Florida by source

Figure 28—Average daily power-generation freshwater withdrawals by mont

Figure 29—Historical power-generation water withdrawals in Florida by source

Figure 30—Population and population served by public supply in Florida by water management district

Figure 31—Freshwater withdrawals in Florida by water management district

Figure 32—Freshwater and saline-water withdrawals in Florida by water management district

Figure 33—Historical freshwater withdrawals in Florida by water management district, 1975-2005

Figure 34—Historical fresh groundwater withdrawals in Florida by water management district, 1975-2005

Figure 35—Historical fresh surface-water withdrawals in Florida by water management district, 1975-2005

Figure 36—Freshwater withdrawals for agricultural self-supplied and public supply with statewide average annual rainfall in Florida, 1980-2005

Figure 37—Historical total population, freshwater, and saline-water withdrawals in Florida, 1950-2005

Figure 38—Historical freshwater withdrawals in Florida by source, 1950-2005

Figure 39—Historical freshwater withdrawals in Florida by category, 1975-2005

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