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Querétaro dams reach full capacity according to Conagua

The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that as of October 12, two dams in the state of Querétaro, Mexico, have reached 100% capacity: Puerta de Alegría in San Juan del Río and Jalpan.

Additionally, nine other dams in the state are currently operating above 90% capacity. These include Pirules, Jesús María, Derivadora San José, El Cajón, La Soledad, Colón, and Derivadora Constitución de 1857. Conversely, several dams, such as San Rafael in Huimilpan and El Coto in San Juan del Río, maintain significantly lower storage levels, below 25%.

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Comisión Nacional del Agua · Querétaro · Sinaloa