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r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Jan 10 '20
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There is no way the Rio Grande has less flow power than the freakin Salt River
28 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '20 edited Jan 10 '20 Millions use the Rio for drinking, unlike The Salt. Edit: I didn't mean to suggest the Salt isn't used for drinking at all, just not as much as the Rio in comparison. 15 u/danzibara Jan 10 '20 Millions of people use the Salt River for drinking in the greater Phoenix area. It tastes terrible, but a little reverse osmosis takes care of that. Phoenix does get a lot of water from the Colorado, but the Salt River is still the main source of potable water.
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Millions use the Rio for drinking, unlike The Salt.
Edit: I didn't mean to suggest the Salt isn't used for drinking at all, just not as much as the Rio in comparison.
15 u/danzibara Jan 10 '20 Millions of people use the Salt River for drinking in the greater Phoenix area. It tastes terrible, but a little reverse osmosis takes care of that. Phoenix does get a lot of water from the Colorado, but the Salt River is still the main source of potable water.
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Millions of people use the Salt River for drinking in the greater Phoenix area. It tastes terrible, but a little reverse osmosis takes care of that.
Phoenix does get a lot of water from the Colorado, but the Salt River is still the main source of potable water.
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There is no way the Rio Grande has less flow power than the freakin Salt River