File:Blanco Canyon in Crosby County Texas 2009.jpg
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English: View across Blanco Canyon in late spring of 2009. In the past, Blanco Canyon was carved by springs flowing from the Ogallala Aquifer into the White River. Depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer has reduced or eliminated spring flows and now the White River only flows during major rainstorms. |
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