Stampede Reservoir is located in Boca, California and was constructed in 1970. It is managed by the Truckee-Carson Irrigation District and is the largest reservoir in the area. The reservoir is fed by the Little Truckee River and is used for hydroelectricity generation, irrigation, and recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and camping. The reservoir's hydrology is dominated by the snowpack, which varies year-to-year and affects the surface flow. There are several snowpack providers in the area, including the California Department of Water Resources and the National Weather Service. The reservoir also plays a vital role in supporting the agricultural industry of the surrounding area.
Geolocation
-120.104,
39.470
Elevation
5,970 ft
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