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SourceBasin_regionMethodRecharge [AFY]Recharge [In/yr]Recharge [% Precipitation]
Menking et al. 2003 [1]EB (assigned to Manzano Mountains) Figure 1 (Columns K-R)Recharge = Groundwater discharge - streamflow 0.211.7
Shafique and Flanigan,1999 [2]Estancia BasinRecharge = playas discharge (recharge and runoff are positively correlated)22000 (direct recharge)0.17 
John Schomaker & Associates, Inc. 1997 Unpublished report prepared for Torrance County, NMEstancia BasinEstimated using different recharge rates per unit length of basin boundaries377440.340-10% in Madera Group
Corbin,1999 [12], from [13]Estancia BasinUnknown37000 for full basin, including 13000 (Valley fill) 0.11 
Nuestro Pueblo web pageEstancia BasinUnknown  0.03 to 20
Anderholm, S. 2000 [4]Western side of Sandia MountainsChloride mass balance and Water-Yield regression method11000 to 38000 0.7 to 15 computed for the mountain areas (see observations)
Anderholm, S. 1994 [5], page 24.Santa Fe areaChloride mass balance 0.07 to 0.09 
Spiegel and Baldwin, 1963 [6]Santa Fe areaBalance (R=P-Evt) (*) 0.57 average 0.7 La Cienaga 0.5 Arroyo Hondo4
Lee Wilson and Associates, 1978 p61-p66 [7]Santa Fe areaLiterature review and streamflow records 0.28 
Wasiolek, M., 1995 [8]Santa Fe area/ Sangre de Cristo MountainsWater balance using precipitation, evapotranspiration and runoff  12.7% over drainage basin 8% along mountain front
McAda and Wasiolek, 1988 [9]Santa Fe areaUnknown 0.05 to 0.5 
Wilson. Guan 2004 [14]Reivew of South West US desert environment  Recharge= 9*10E-9*(precipitation^3.72) [inch/year] 
Walworld et al, 2003 [16]Reivew of South West US desert environmentCloride and Nitrogen mass balance of desert soils Zero recharge in natural desert Enivironment of southwest during recent thousands of year 
Scalton et al, 2005 [17]Amargosa Desert, NV and Higth Plains TXUnsat zone water and cloride balance At rangeland ecosystem - negative rechage (i.e. upward flux in vadoze zone) <0.004 in/y. At dry agicultural lands recharge 0.35-1.26 in/yat dry agicultural lands 2-8% of annual prec
Bredenkamp, 1990 [10]Karst terrainsRainfall-recharge relationship   
  
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