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December 21, 2024
335 ft 34.37, -119.33


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Casitas is a federal water resource located in Ventura, California, managed by the Bureau of Reclamation. This dam was completed in 1959 and serves primarily for irrigation purposes, with additional functions for recreation and water supply. The earth dam stands at a height of 334 feet, with a hydraulic height of 279 feet, and has a storage capacity of 283,727 acre-feet, making it a critical water source for the region.

The reservoir, situated along Coyote Creek in Foster Park, covers an area of 2,720 acres and has a maximum discharge capacity of 7,400 cubic feet per second. Despite its high hazard potential, with a moderate risk assessment, the dam has undergone modifications in 2001 to enhance its foundation, seismic, and structural integrity. The Bureau of Reclamation is responsible for inspections, operations, and regulatory oversight, ensuring the safety and efficiency of Casitas in meeting the water demands of the surrounding area. For water resource and climate enthusiasts, Casitas represents an essential piece of California's water infrastructure, balancing agricultural needs with recreational opportunities and environmental considerations.

Storage 24hr Change -0.05%
Percent of Normal 222%
Minimum 70,878 acre-ft
2022-11-30
Maximum 237,968 acre-ft
2024-04-22
Average 106,302 acre-ft
Dam_Height 334
Hydraulic_Height 279
Drainage_Area 39
Years_Modified 2001 - Foundation, 2001 - Seismic, 2001 - Structural
Year_Completed 1959
Nid_Storage 283727
Structural_Height 334
Primary_Dam_Type Earth
Foundations Rock
Surface_Area 2720
Hazard_Potential High
River_Or_Stream COYOTE CREEK
Dam_Length 2000
Nid_Height 334
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