Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system

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The Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system is the interconnected network of rivers, arroyos, watersheds, and engineered water infrastructure that manages surface and groundwater flow across the Los Angeles metropolitan region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydrologic system
water management infrastructure network
affectedBy Mediterranean climate with winter rainfall
urbanization and impervious surfaces
country United States of America
drainsInto Pacific Ocean
drainsVia Los Angeles River mouth at Long Beach
San Gabriel River mouth at Seal Beach
Santa Ana River
surface form: Santa Ana River mouth at Huntington Beach
hasCharacteristic concrete-lined river segments
flashy urban runoff response
highly engineered channels
hasFunction ecosystem support
flood control
groundwater recharge
stormwater management
water quality protection
includes Arroyo Seco
Ballona Creek
Dominguez Channel
Los Angeles River
Los Angeles River
surface form: Los Angeles River watershed

Malibu Creek
Rio Hondo
San Gabriel River
San Gabriel River
surface form: San Gabriel River watershed

Santa Ana River
Santa Ana River
surface form: Santa Ana River watershed

Santa Monica Bay
surface form: Santa Monica Bay coastal watersheds

debris basins
flood control channels
flood control dams
groundwater recharge basins
spreading grounds
storm drain networks
urban runoff conveyance systems
wastewater treatment plant outfalls
water supply aqueduct connections
locatedIn Greater Los Angeles Area
surface form: Los Angeles metropolitan area

Southern California
manages groundwater flow
surface water flow
operatedBy Los Angeles County Flood Control District
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
Orange County Flood Control District
partOf Southern California coastal hydrologic region
regulatedBy California State Water Resources Control Board
Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
surface form: United States Army Corps of Engineers

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Arroyo Seco partOf Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system
Silver Lake Reservoir partOf Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system
this entity surface form: Los Angeles water supply network
William Mulholland notableWork Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system
this entity surface form: Los Angeles municipal water system expansion
Whittier Narrows partOf Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system
this entity surface form: Los Angeles County flood control system