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Commonwealth Environmental Water Office Commonwealth environmental water allocations and carryover in regulated Basin catchments (as at 30 September 2015) The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder receives the same allocations and is required to follow the same carryover, trade and water use rules as all other equivalent water licence holders. Carryover is a strategic planning tool that provides the flexibility to use water from the previous year to meet future season demands. Commonwealth Environmental Water in Basin Storages Detailed information on the current Commonwealth Environmental Water Holdings in each catchment can be found at: http://www.environment.gov.au/water/cewo/portfolio-mgt/holdings-catchment 1 Includes NSW, Vic and SA Murray accounts. Allocation held against the Commonwealth’s SA Murray entitlement forms part of the 1,154 GL of SA entitlement flow managed in accordance with Part XII, Subdivision B of the Murray-Darling Basin Agreement (http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/wa200783/sch1.html). The entitlement flow is managed by the MDBA through a combination of unregulated tributary inflows and releases from upstream NSW and Victorian storages. 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 8 10 13 12 11 1 Condamine -Balonne Cooby, Chinchilla, Leslie, Beardmore, Jack Taylor 8 Murray 1 (including Lower Darling) Dartmouth, Hume, Menindee Lakes, Lake Victoria 3 Gwydir Copeton 10 Broken Lake Nillahcootie 4 Namoi (including Peel) Split Rock, Keepit, Chaffey 11 Goulburn Eildon, Waranga Basin 5 Macquarie Burrendong, Windamere 12 Campaspe Eppalock 6 Lachlan Wyangala, Carcoar 13 Loddon Tullaroop, Cairn Curran 2 Border Rivers Pindari, Glenlyon, Coolmunda 9 Ovens Lake Buffalo, Lake William Hovell 14 Wimmera -Mallee Lake Bellfield, Lake Fyans, Lake Lonsdale, Wartook Reservoir, Taylors Lake, Toolondo Reservoir 7 Murrumbidgee Burrinjuck, Blowering 14 6.7 GL 0.043 GL TOTAL CEW IN 15–16 57.8 GL 140.6 GL 32.3 GL 20 GL 6.4 GL 40.7% 442 GL CARRYOVER FROM PREVIOUS YEAR TOTAL CEW IN 15–16 1,085 GL CEWH ALLOCATIONS FOR 15–16 643 GL CEWH ALLOCATIONS FOR 15–16 0.1 GL 333.5 GL 1.7 GL 0 GL 3.3 GL 0 GL 181.9 GL TOTAL CEW IN 15–16 0.1 GL 609.7 GL 1.7 GL 0 GL 3.3 GL 0.002 GL 206 GL CEWH ALLOCATIONS FOR 15–16 0.1 GL 0.008 GL 18.3 GL 86 GL 8.9 GL 8.8 GL 0.3 GL 82% 0.035 GL 68% 39.5 GL 96% 6.2 GL 72% 23.4 GL CARRYOVER FROM PREVIOUS YEAR 39% 54.6 GL 56% 11.2 GL 98% 6.6 GL CARRYOVER FROM PREVIOUS YEAR 0.00% 0 GL 45% 276.2 GL 12%/24.1GL 0.00% 0 GL 0.00% 0 GL 100% 0.002 GL 0.00% 0 GL
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Page 1: CEWH Allocations Carryover Sept 2015

Commonwealth Environmental Water Office

Commonwealth environmental water allocations and carryover in regulated Basin catchments (as at 30 September 2015)The Commonwealth Environmental Water Holder receives the same allocations and is required to follow the same carryover, trade and water use rules as all other equivalent water licence holders. Carryover is a strategic planning tool that provides the flexibility to use water from the previous year to meet future season demands.

Commonwealth Environmental Water in Basin Storages

Detailed information on the current Commonwealth Environmental Water Holdings in each catchment can be found at:http://www.environment.gov.au/water/cewo/portfolio-mgt/holdings-catchment

1 Includes NSW, Vic and SA Murray accounts. Allocation held against the Commonwealth’s SA Murray entitlement forms part of the 1,154 GL of SA entitlement flow managed in accordance with Part XII, Subdivision B of the Murray-Darling Basin Agreement (http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/wa200783/sch1.html). The entitlement flow is managed by the MDBA through a combination of unregulated tributary inflows and releases from upstream NSW and Victorian storages.

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1 Condamine-Balonne

Cooby, Chinchilla, Leslie, Beardmore, Jack Taylor

8 Murray1

(including Lower Darling)Dartmouth, Hume,

Menindee Lakes, Lake Victoria

3 GwydirCopeton

10 BrokenLake Nillahcootie

4 Namoi (including Peel)

Split Rock, Keepit, Cha�ey

11 GoulburnEildon,

Waranga Basin

5 MacquarieBurrendong,

Windamere

12 CampaspeEppalock

6 LachlanWyangala,

Carcoar

13 LoddonTullaroop,

Cairn Curran

2 Border RiversPindari, Glenlyon,

Coolmunda

9 OvensLake Bu�alo,

Lake William Hovell

14 Wimmera-Mallee

Lake Bellfield, Lake Fyans, Lake Lonsdale, Wartook Reservoir,

Taylors Lake, Toolondo Reservoir

7 MurrumbidgeeBurrinjuck,Blowering

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6.7 GL

0.043 GL

TOTAL CEW IN15–16

57.8 GL

140.6 GL

32.3 GL

20 GL

6.4 GL

40.7%442 GL

CARRYOVER FROM

PREVIOUS YEAR

TOTAL CEW IN15–16

1,085 GL

CEWH ALLOCATIONS

FOR 15–16

643 GL

CEWH ALLOCATIONS

FOR 15–16

0.1 GL

333.5 GL

1.7 GL

0 GL

3.3 GL

0 GL

181.9 GL

TOTAL CEW IN15–16

0.1 GL

609.7 GL

1.7 GL

0 GL

3.3 GL

0.002 GL

206 GL

CEWH ALLOCATIONS

FOR 15–16

0.1 GL

0.008 GL

18.3 GL

86 GL

8.9 GL

8.8 GL

0.3 GL

82%0.035 GL

68%39.5 GL

96%6.2 GL

72%23.4 GL

CARRYOVER FROM

PREVIOUS YEAR

39%54.6 GL

56%11.2 GL

98%6.6 GL

CARRYOVER FROM

PREVIOUS YEAR

0.00%0 GL

45%276.2 GL

12% / 24.1 GL

0.00%0 GL

0.00%0 GL

100%0.002 GL

0.00%0 GL

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