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MWD was formally organized in 1925, as a political subdivision and an irrigation and water conservation district under Arizona state statutes and was successfully completed in 1927.  MWD is the only priately financed reclamation project of its kind.  MWD provides water and power to service an area of approximately 60 square miles. The lands within MWD which are still in agricultural are cropped with cotton, vegetables, fruits, citrus, grapes, and grain.  There are, however, other markets which are served by MWD including trees, flowers, grass, hobby farms, and golf courses in those areas which urbanized and developed.

MWD TODAY:

 MWD FACILITIES:

Reservoirs

MWD has a 157,600AF storage capacity in Lake Pleasant, now created by New Waddell Dam.  Camp Dyer Division Dam creates Hank Raymond Lake as MWD’s regulatory storage.  It can store a maximum of 400 acre feet.

Beardsley Canal

Water is diverted from Camp Dyer Dam into the Beardsley Canal which is MWD’s main transportation system.  The concrete-lined canal extends nearly 33 miles.

Distribution System

There are approximately 100 miles of laterals, sub-laterals and pipelines situated throughout the MWD service area.

Wells

MWD owns 49 wells and provides power service to approximately 103 private wells within its service area.

Central Arizona Project (CAP) Interconnect

MWD constructed an interconnect between the CAP Canal and MWD’s Beardsley Canal which enables MWD to take its Agua Fria surface water or transport CAP water for other water users.

   

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