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San Pedro River Wet-Dry Maps (October 2020)
The San Pedro River wet/dry mapping dataset is a community effort to track the river’s health by monitoring the persistence of surface water during the driest time of each year. It is created by recording the end points of every wet section of the San Pedro River during June each year. Maps depict the wet portion of the San Pedro River.
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2020 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 10/7/2020) -
2019 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 10/31/2018)
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2018 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 9/21/2018)
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2017 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 9/26/2017)
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2016 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 10/18/2016)
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2015 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 10/29/2015)
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2014 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 8/14/2014)
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2013 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 8/12/2013)
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2012 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 9/21/2012)
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2011 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 1/24/2012)
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2010 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 10/4/2010)
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2009 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 2/24/2010)
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2008 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 8/26/2008)
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2007 Wet-Dry Maps (updated 4/14/2008)
Newest Reports & Data
- Winter Inputs Buffer Streamflow Sensitivity to Snowpack Losses in the Salt River Watershed in the Lo (December 2020)
- Landscape restoration minimizes tree growth vulnerability to 21st century drought in a dry forest (October 2020)
- San Pedro River Wet/Dry Map Animation (October 2020)
- Large-Scale Forest Restoration Stabilizes Carbon Under Climate Change in the Southwest U.S. (September 2019)
- Scope and Intensity of Land-Use Modification Across Arizona (October 2017)