New Hampshire–Maine water resource management agreements

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The New Hampshire–Maine water resource management agreements are interstate compacts that govern the shared use, conservation, and regulation of water resources—such as the Salmon Falls River—along the border between the two states.

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instanceOf interstate compact
water resource management agreement
appliesTo Salmon Falls River NERFINISHED
environmental flow requirements in shared rivers
industrial water withdrawals from shared rivers
interstate boundary waters between New Hampshire and Maine
municipal water withdrawals from shared rivers
public water systems drawing from interstate sources
appliesToJurisdiction State of Maine NERFINISHED
State of New Hampshire NERFINISHED
basedOn principles of equitable apportionment of shared waters
principles of sustainable water use
concerns New Hampshire–Maine state boundary rivers
interstate watershed management
country United States of America
surface form: United States
defines mechanisms for dispute resolution between the states regarding water use
mechanisms for interstate consultation on water projects
procedures for data sharing on water use and availability
procedures for joint water resource planning
facetOf New Hampshire–Maine interstate relations NERFINISHED
water law in the United States
hasEffect to coordinate regulatory actions affecting shared waters
to influence permitting of large water withdrawals near the state line
to support long‑term planning for interstate water supply security
hasParticipant Maine state government NERFINISHED
New Hampshire state government NERFINISHED
hasPurpose to coordinate management of shared water resources between New Hampshire and Maine
to prevent and resolve interstate water use conflicts
to promote conservation of interstate water resources
to protect aquatic and riparian ecosystems along the New Hampshire–Maine border
to protect public water supplies in both states
legalStatus binding agreement between New Hampshire and Maine
regulates interstate water allocation
shared aquifers
surface water use
water conservation measures
water quality protection
water resources
water withdrawals
subjectHasRole framework for cooperative interstate water management

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Salmon Falls River isSubjectOf New Hampshire–Maine water resource management agreements