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Fresno Water Intelligence

California · 542,107 residents

Fresno anchors the San Joaquin Valley, where groundwater overdraft has caused widespread land subsidence.

San Joaquin Valley subsidence + agricultural pressure
200
Assets Mapped
69.1
Avg WIS
3
Asset Types
60km
Radius

About Water Supply in Fresno

Fresno anchors the San Joaquin Valley, where groundwater overdraft has caused widespread land subsidence.

Hi3 Water tracks 200 water assets within 60km of Fresno, including springs, wells, aquifers, and water rights transactions. The average Water Intelligence Score in this area is 69.1/100. The most common asset type is River (198 assets).

Data sources: USGS, EPA, state water boards. Report last updated: October 16, 2026.

Water Assets Near Fresno

Top Water Assets Near Fresno

Ranked by Water Intelligence Score (WIS)

  1. 1

    Central Valley Aquifer — San Joaquin Valley

    Aquifer
    1,500 GPM
    80
    WIS
  2. 2

    San Joaquin Valley Deep Fossil Aquifer — Tulare Basin

    Fossil Water
    800 GPM
    76
    WIS
  3. 3

    Ely Creek

    River
    1,027 GPM
    69
    WIS
  4. 4

    Stevenson Creek

    River
    1,766 GPM
    69
    WIS
  5. 5

    North Fork Stevenson Creek

    River
    4,474 GPM
    69
    WIS
  6. 6

    Balsam Creek

    River
    1,335 GPM
    69
    WIS
  7. 7

    Dinkey Creek

    River
    38,213 GPM
    69
    WIS
  8. 8

    Laurel Creek

    River
    1,369 GPM
    69
    WIS
  9. 9

    Stevenson Creek

    River
    5,952 GPM
    69
    WIS
  10. 10

    Dinkey Creek

    River
    19,790 GPM
    69
    WIS

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