Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1085.11
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Compilation, indexing and publishing of data
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall compile, index and
publish all available data concerning the water resources of this
state in forms that will be accessible for use by any citizen of
this state. Such information shall include rainfall reports and
other precipitation data; records of public and private water
storage facilities; data on quantity and rate of stream flow;
locations of natural and artificial springs; data on water insoak
and runoff; extent and depth of underground water reservoirs;
reports from well-drilling logs; reports on quality of water found
in various parts of Oklahoma; and an up-to-date compilation of all
Oklahoma Statutes, rules and regulations pertaining to the
conservation, storage, use and distribution of water resources.
publish all available data concerning the water resources of this
state in forms that will be accessible for use by any citizen of
this state. Such information shall include rainfall reports and
other precipitation data; records of public and private water
storage facilities; data on quantity and rate of stream flow;
locations of natural and artificial springs; data on water insoak
and runoff; extent and depth of underground water reservoirs;
reports from well-drilling logs; reports on quality of water found
in various parts of Oklahoma; and an up-to-date compilation of all
Oklahoma Statutes, rules and regulations pertaining to the
conservation, storage, use and distribution of water resources.
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