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Three Rivers Stops Using Choke Canyon Water Amid Drought

3/24/2026

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Three Rivers, Texas, will no longer draw water from the Choke Canyon Reservoir, affecting approximately 2,000 residents, after Corpus Christi's inaccurate projections.
Corpus Christi officials say their water management is compliant and that they have discussed drought conditions with Three Rivers.
Corpus Christi is under Stage 3 drought restrictions and urges residents to conserve water.
Three Rivers is exploring alternative water supply options and will keep the public informed.

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Three Rivers, Texas, will no longer draw water from the Choke Canyon Reservoir, affecting approximately 2,000 residents, after Corpus Christi's inaccurate projections.
Corpus Christi officials say their water management is compliant and that they have discussed drought conditions with Three Rivers.
Corpus Christi is under Stage 3 drought restrictions and urges residents to conserve water.
Three Rivers is exploring alternative water supply options and will keep the public informed.