Figure 1: Comparison of District Monthly Rainfall

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3 Table 1. Estimated Rainfall Totals Last ember Change Mont County Months Average 10 F001 Alachua F003 Baker F007 Bradford F023 Columbia F029 Dixie F041 Gilchrist F047 Hamilton F065 Jefferson F067 Lafayette F075 Levy F079 Madison F121 Suwannee F123 Taylor F125 Union District ember 2007 Average: District Historical ember Average: District Historical 12-month Average: District Past 12-Month Total: District 12-month Rainfall Deficit: Rainfall reported in inches) Figure 1: Comparison of District Monthly Rainfall Rainfall inches) Past 12 Months Average Maximum Minimum

4 G E O R G I A J E F F E R S O N H A M I L T O N M A D I S O N B A K E R S U W A N N E E C O L U M B I A T A Y L O R U N I O N L A F A Y E T T E B R A D F O R D G I L C H R I S T D I X I E A L A C H U A L E V Y " Rainfall in inches ember 2007 Estimated Rainfall Figure 2 SRWMD Miles Note: This map was created by the Suwannee River Water Management District SRWMD to be used for planning purposes only. SRWMD shall not be held liable for any injury or damage caused by the use of data distributed as a public records request regardless of their use or application. SRWMD does not guarantee the accuracy, or suitability for any use of these data, and no warranty is expressed or implied. For more information please contact the SRWMD at

5 G E O R G I A J E F F E R S O N H A M I L T O N M A D I S O N B A K E R S U W A N N E E C O L U M B I A T A Y L O R U N I O N L A F A Y E T T E B R A D F O R D G I L C H R I S T D I X I E A L A C H U A L E V Y " Rainfall below Annual Average Less than 8 inches below average 8 to 14 inches below average 14 to 20 inches below average More than 20 inches below average District Boundary County Boundaries Estimated 12-Month Rainfall Deficit uary 2007 through ember 2007 Figure 3 SRWMD Miles Note: This map was created by the Suwannee River Water Management District SRWMD to be used for planning purposes only. SRWMD shall not be held liable for any injury or damage caused by the use of data distributed as a public records request regardless of their use or application. SRWMD does not guarantee the accuracy, or suitability for any use of these data, and no warranty is expressed or implied. For more information please contact the SRWMD at

6 !!! HAMILTON! MADISON BAKER!!! SUWANNEE! COLUMBIA!!! UNION TAYLOR!!! LAFAYETTE!! GILCHRIST ALACHUA! JEFFERSON G E O R G I A DIXIE BRADFORD LEVY "! High Greater than 75th Percentile) Normal 25th to 75th Percentile) Low 10th to 25th Percentile) Extremely Low Less than 10th Percentile) Well Level Increase Since Last Month Well Level rease Since Last Month Record Monthly Low Historic Low Groundwater Levels ember 2007 Figure 4 SRWMD Miles Note: This map was created by the Suwannee River Water Management District SRWMD to be used for planning purposes only. SRWMD shall not be held liable for any injury or damage caused by the use of data distributed as a public records request regardless of their use or application. SRWMD does not guarantee the accuracy, or suitability for any use of these data, and no warranty is expressed or implied. For more information please contact the SRWMD at

7 Figure 5: Monthly Groundwater Level Statistics Levels uary 1, 2007 through ember 31, 2007 Period of Record Beginning 1978 Maximum Average Since 1978 Minimum Observed Levels Madison County N Suwannee County S Elevation feet above mean sea level) Columbia County S Bradford County S Elevation feet above mean sea level) Dixie County S Taylor County S Elevation feet above mean sea level)

8 Figure 6: Daily River Flow Statistics uary 1, 2007 through ember 31, 2007 Historical Average Flow 2007 Observed Flow Historical Low Flow Suwannee River at White Springs 10,000 Suwannee River at Branford , Santa Fe River at Worthington Springs Withlacoochee River near Pinetta Santa Fe River near Fort White Steinhatchee River near Cross City RIVER FLOW, CUBIC FEET PER SECOND

9 Table 2. Lake Levels Avg. Change Beginning Monthly Record Record Lake Record ember ember ober ember Change Low High Lake ahatchee -70 N/A BG N/A /89) 3/05) Cherry Lake /07) 9/75) Andrews Lake /01) 12/94) Palestine Lake /02) 10/92) Ocean Pond /02) 2/98) Governor Hill Lake -80 BG BG BG 47.8 N/A /07) 2/98) Alligator Lake -61 BG BG N/A /68) 9/04) Lake Francis /07) 9/04) Lake Butler N/A /02) 9/64) Hampton Lake /02) 3/98) Lake Sampson /07) 3/59) Lake Crosby /07) 10/04) Waters Lake -68 BG BG BG BG N/A /82) 9/04) Low Lake /00) 6/94) Santa Fe Lake /02) 1/98) Lake Altho /01) 2/98) Snead's Smokehouse Lake 11/07) 4/84) Reported in feet above mean sea level Bold indicates record measurement. BG- Lake level below gage. N/A - Data missing

10 Table 3. River Levels ember Average ember ember ember Historic Historic 2007 ember 2006 Lowest Highest Low High SUWANNEE RIVER at White Springs 1927) SUWANNEE RIVER at Ellaville 1927) SUWANNEE RIVER at Branford 1931) SUWANNEE RIVER at Wilcox 1930) WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER near Pinetta 1931) SANTA FE RIVER near Fort White 1927) ALAPAHA RIVER near Jennings 1976) AUCILLA RIVER at Lamont 1950) No Flow STEINHATCHEE RIVER near Cross City 1950) ECONFINA RIVER near Perry 1950) No Flow FENHOLLOWAY RIVER near Foley 1955) Bold indicates new provisional) record set during the month. Levels given in feet above mean sea level Year) indicates beginning of record Reported level occurred on the last day of the month, unless indicated otherwise