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Canton Lake Officials Fear Ramifications Of OKC Water Use During Drought
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The city actually pulls from six different lakes across the state. Another one of those is Canton Lake. And, because of the drought, that lake is already nine and a half feet below its normal level.
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The city actually pulls from six different lakes across the state. Another one of those is Canton Lake. And, because of the drought, that lake is already nine and a half feet below its normal level.
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