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Salt Lake City Water Intelligence

Utah · 200,567 residents

Salt Lake City is watching the Great Salt Lake shrink to historic lows while managing snowpack from the Wasatch Range.

Great Salt Lake collapse + Wasatch snowpack
200
Assets Mapped
69.9
Avg WIS
4
Asset Types
50km
Radius

About Water Supply in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City is watching the Great Salt Lake shrink to historic lows while managing snowpack from the Wasatch Range.

Hi3 Water tracks 200 water assets within 50km of Salt Lake City, including springs, wells, aquifers, and water rights transactions. The average Water Intelligence Score in this area is 69.9/100. The most common asset type is River (165 assets).

Data sources: USGS, EPA, state water boards. Report last updated: October 18, 2026.

Water Assets Near Salt Lake City

Top Water Assets Near Salt Lake City

Ranked by Water Intelligence Score (WIS)

  1. 1

    Underground Water Well — Is

    Well
    2,231 GPM
    76
    WIS
  2. 2

    Underground Water Well — M

    Well
    2,493 GPM
    76
    WIS
  3. 3

    Streams And Spring — Dio

    Spring
    1,122 GPM
    74
    WIS
  4. 4

    Utah Lake And Jordan River — Mo

    River
    18,845 GPM
    74
    WIS
  5. 5

    Unnamed Spring Underground Wells (5) — D

    Spring
    1,715 GPM
    74
    WIS
  6. 6

    Underground Water Well — M

    Well
    2,244 GPM
    74
    WIS
  7. 7

    Smith-Robinson Slough — Io

    Well
    1,795 GPM
    74
    WIS
  8. 8

    Underground Water Well —

    Well
    2,244 GPM
    74
    WIS
  9. 9

    Three Underground Water Wells — M

    Well
    2,114 GPM
    74
    WIS
  10. 10

    Deer Creek Reservoir — M

    River
    17,953 GPM
    74
    WIS

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