Murray–Darling Basin

16.5.1 Groundwater allocation extraction – S&D water access entitlement

Supporting information

The volumetric value for the line item is 108 ML (see the following table for the breakdown of the volume).

Volumes of groundwater allocation extraction (S&D class) in the Murray–Darling Basin for 2009–10
No.	Groundwater Management Unit	State	Volume (ML)
1	Lower Gwydir Alluvium	NSW	–
2	Lower Lachlan Alluvium	NSW	–
3	Upper Lachlan Alluvium	NSW	-
4	Lower Macquarie Alluvium	NSW	–
5	Lower Murray Alluvium	NSW	–
Lower Murrumbidgee – sum composed of GMUs 6 & 7			108
6	Lower Murrumbidgee Deep Groundwater source	NSW	108
7	Lower Murrumbidgee Shallow Groundwater source	NSW	–
8	Mid Murrumbidgee Alluvium	NSW	–
9	Lower Namoi Alluvium	NSW	–
10	Upper Namoi Alluvium	NSW	–
Katunga–Campaspe – sum composed of GMUs 11–13			–
11	Campaspe Deep Lead Water Supply Protection Area	Vic	–
12	Katunga Water Supply Protection Area	Vic	–
13	Shepparton Irrigation Water Supply Protection Area	Vic	–
14	Mid Loddon Water Supply Protection Area	Vic	–
Lower Murray–Darling Basin GMUs – sum composed of GMUs 15–27			–
15	Balrootan (Nhill) Groundwater Management Area	Vic	–
16	Goroke Groundwater Management Area	Vic	–
17	Kaniva TCSA Groundwater Management Area	Vic	–
18	Murrayville Water Supply Protection Area	Vic	–
19	Nhill Groundwater Management Area	Vic	–
20	Telopea Downs Water Supply Protection Area	Vic	–
21	Angas–Bremer Prescribed Wells Area	SA	–
22	Coorong	SA	–
23	Ferries–McDonald	SA	–
24	Mallee Prescribed Wells Area	SA	–
25	Murraylands	SA	–
26	Peake, Roby and Sherlock Prescribed Wells Area	SA	–
27	River Murray Prescribed Water Course	SA	–
	Total Basin		108

– = no data available

Additional extractions may be made for stock and domestic purpose, however this line item only captures those made under S&D entitlement class. Other extractions made for stock and domestic purpose under general entitlement class will be captured in Line item 16.5.3.7.

Only the nominated groundwater management units for reporting in the National Water Account 2010 have been included in this table. Other groundwater management units do exist and may have volumes for extractions.

Quantification approach

Data Source

Australian Capital Territory: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (30 November 2010).

New South Wales: NSW Office of Water’s Water Access Licence Statistics .

Queensland: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (31 January 2011).

South Australia: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (late version).

Victoria: Water Audit Monitoring Report 2009–10 (19 January 2011).

Note: Water audit monitoring (WAM) report data are stored in the Murray–Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) HYDRO database.

Data provider

MDBA.

Method

Allocation extraction is as calculated by the states and provided to the MDBA.

Uncertainty

Uncertainty is ungraded.

Approximations, assumptions, caveats/limitations

The New South Wales Government does not guarantee that data are current nor does it guarantee that the data or the data capturing processes are free from corruption or error. Data provided are preliminary and NSW Office of Water's quality assurance procedures may be incomplete. The NSW Office of Water cannot warrant and does not represent that the material that appears on its website or any linked websites is complete, current, reliable and/or free from error.

National Water Account 2010