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Lake Mead has more than enough water to supply Lake Las Vegas.
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It's more an issue of plebs being forced into drought restrictions while the rich take 1.3-1.5 billion gallons of water to keep a man made recreational lake filled.
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Well said!
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Your numbers are way off. The surface area of lake Las Vegas is 320 acres. But the total capacity is over 3 billion gallons, which works out to 9,500 acre feet. On wiki, it says the capacity is actually closer to 10,000 acre feet. That works out to almost a whole day of inflows for lake mead. 8 news also just released a report that LLV takes over 1.2 billion gallons (+3,700 af) from lake mead every year. This is hardly a “drop in the bucket”
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it's the desert farmers that are the problem
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Your math is way off. Lake Las Vegas holds way more than 320 acre feet!
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If remember right Lake Las Vegas buys its water from Henderson. And wastewater and run off from Las Vegas valley runs under Lake Las Vegas on down into Lake Mead
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Lake Las Vegas isn't going to survive even if it is just a trivial amount of water in the lake. The intake used to feed Lake Las Vegas is no longer operational as it was exposed to the atmosphere when Lake Mead got below 1045 feet.
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Copied from LLV website...
The lake has a 10 mile shoreline. It is estimated that three billion gallons of water were diverted to the 320 acre lake in order to fill it initially. A dam was built in order to keep it full. Four and a half times the width of a football field, the dam has an outstanding span of 716 feet. Roughly 13 times the length of a football field, the dam stretches 4,800 feet long. Lastly, with its 18 story stature, this massive structure is double the height of the tallest luxury building that is on the property.
The Las Vegas Lake sits on an area of the Las Vegas Wash which runs under the lake through two massive pipes. The Wash is a 12 mile long channel of water that flows from the valley, through the City of Henderson where it picks up all the waste water, and then goes on to unite with Lake Mead in southeastern Nevada two miles from the Las Vegas Lake. Through clever engineering design, Lake Mead feeds Lake Las Vegas a continuous supply of water
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Lake Las Vegas's surface area is 320 acres. The volume of water is 9,728 acre feet. (or 12,000,000 cubic meters)
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No its not Lake Las Vegas the culprit, one word is Raiders.
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Good info
No politics. Just numbers.
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I think Lake Meade is dropping at such an alarming rate due to Chum Lee taking too many massive dumps and constantly flushing that old school toilet at Pawn Stars.
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They still stole Lakehead. They need to put it back !
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I worked at Lake Las Vegas as an Irrigation tech and I always found it amusing that other homeowners would complain about us being able to use water to keep Lake las vegas green while they had restrictions but what they don't take into consideration is that we used reclaimed water and the waterfalls aren't there just for looks they served their purpose
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I belive lake las vegas is effluent ftom the wastewater treatment plant on it's way to lake mead...
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lake las vegas is in a different town and pays for its water fair and square
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But JOEY says that lake Las Vegas and all the rich entitled people who live there ARE THE PROBLEM!!!!!
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I bet morher nature drops tons of snowpack. Seems like the opposite season is always opposite of the trend. Hot n Dry Summer... Wet and Cold Winter. Fingers 🤞 lets hope
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It is it's problem
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@thesilentone4024
2 years ago
You forgot to let them know the water gets dumped back into lake mead.
Also where it gets dumped it has 2 mini waterfalls its cool almost nobody knows about them for its off on the side of the road a good bit away.
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