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Dam Levels as at 25 June 2012

26 June 2012 By Alan Straton

The levels of the major storage dams supplying Port Elizabeth as at 25 June 2012 and (compared with last week): Kouga: 84.8% - 106 822 Ml (82.4%) Churchill: 72% - 25 515 (67.6%) Impofu: 96% - 101 489 (93.8%) Loerie: 78.2% - 2 365 (66.3%) Groendal: 100% - 11 640 (100%) Total available - 247 831 Ml Average all - 88%  of total combined capacity. (85,4%) Ave daily consumption for June to date = 247 Ml (250 ml) … [Read more...] about Dam Levels as at 25 June 2012

Slight Increase in Dam Levels

20 December 2010 By NMB Communications

www.MyPE.co.za: It seems as though we are living on the edge of the 30% of total capacity in the dams supplying the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro with the recent rains increasing the total dam levels by a mere 0.14% to 31.64% from 31.5% on 13 December 2010. The latest figures include the rainfall so far this month. Dam Levels as at 20 December 2010 (Rainfall 13 to 19 December 2010 in brackets): Kouga: 32,4% (29,0 mm) Churchill: 29,5% (56,2 mm) Impofu: 28,1% (36,2 mm) Loerie: 64,0% … [Read more...] about Slight Increase in Dam Levels

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