HUTCHINSON — Kansas officials will begin their annual well survey this month to get an idea about how much damage has been caused underground by the continuing drought, while above the surface, the signs of a shrinking water system are hard to miss.
In some state reservoirs, boats are marooned in their slips and ramps are no longer reachable along receding shorelines. Water that used to flow freely in some rivers has been reduced to mere trickles.
(from State http://cjonline.com/news/2013-01-06/drought-taking-toll-kansas-reservoirs)
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