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Minot Public Works addresses concerns over fluctuating Souris River levels

As the spring melt continues, all eyes are on our state’s bodies of water, including the many rivers that are seeing rising levels.

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Low water in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs as dry conditions continue | News, Sports, Jobs

kfundingsland@minotdailynews.com Kim Fundingsland/MDN Water was flowing over the small dam near Minot’s Water Treatment Plant Thursday afternoon, but expectations are that flows will subside very soon. The flow was initiated by a release from Lake Darling Dam which concluded Wednesday. That North Dakota is experiencing some very dry conditions, nearing historic levels, is something that has been developing in earnest since October of 2020. Evidence of just how dry much of Ward County and surrounding regions are can be found in a glance at water levels in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. In short, if rivers have any flow at all it is far below average, and lakes and reservoirs are low and in decline. The Souris River saw a brief rise starting April 14 when Lake Darling Dam began releasing 100 cubic feet of water per second into the Souris. It was enough to prompt flow over several small dams within the City of Minot.

Water released from Lake Darling into Souris River for first time in many months | News, Sports, Jobs

kfundingsland@minotdailynews.com Kim Fundingsland/MDN Water flows over a small dam at Baker’s Bridge at the south end of the Upper Souris National Wildlife Refuge. The flow is the first in many months in the Souris River above Minot. FOXHOLM – Something that hasn’t happened for many months is underway in the city. Water is flowing in the Souris River. No. It isn’t because of recent precipitation but rather because of senior water rights downstream of Minot for the Eaton Irrigation Project. The water is necessary to flood meadows in the Towner area to insure the growth of hay in the heart of cattle country.

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