NYC Water Supply System Overview

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NYC Water Supply System Overview How does NYC get the water it needs? Or How big is NYC’s water footprint?

NYC Watersheds

Catskill/Delaware Watersheds Schoharie Cannonsville Pepacton Ashokan Neversink Roundout

Croton System

Ashokan Reservoir

Ashokan Fall 1999 Photo by Mike Szyszka, fall 1999

Schoharie Reservoir

Neversink Reservoir

West Branch Reservoir

Supply Aqueducts and Tunnels Catskill Aqueduct (1915) Shandaken Tunnel (1928) West Delaware Tunnel (1967) East Delaware Tunnel (1954) Neversink Tunnel (1950) Delaware Aqueduct (1944)

Delaware Aqueduct Rondout Reservoir 10 km West Branch Reservoir

City Tunnels

Jerome Park Reservoir

Drought Status

NYC Reservoirs Where is the water?

Reflections What are consequences of exporting water from the Upper Delaware River and the Hudson River Watershed to NYC?

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