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Chapter 3 Population and Water Demand Projections
128 Chapter 3: Population an d Water Deman d ProjectionsWAT E R FOR TEXAS 2012 STATE Water PLANQ uick FactsEven with significant Population increase, Water Demand in Texas is projected to increase by only 22 percent, from about 18 million acre feet per year in 2010 to about 22 million acre feet per year in 2060. This smaller increase is primarily due to declining Demand for irrigation Water and increased emphasis on municipal E R FOR TEXAS 2012 STATE Water PLAN129 Chapter 3: Population an d Water Deman d ProjectionsThe first step in the regional Water planning process is to quantify current and projected Population and Water Demand over the 50-year planning horizon.
Population growth rate 2010 to 2060 (percent change) TABLE 3.1. TEXAS STATE POPULATION PROJECTIONS FOR 2010–2060. 2010 projections and the 2010 census for the previous seven state water plans range from an over-projection of 7.4 percent in the 1968 State Water Plan to an under-projection by 11.3 percent in the “Low” series of the
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