South Florida hydrologic system

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The South Florida hydrologic system is the interconnected network of wetlands, rivers, lakes, canals, and groundwater that governs water flow, storage, and ecology across the southern Florida peninsula, including the Everglades.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydrologic system
water resources system
alteredBy canal construction
levees
water control structures
extendsTo southern Florida peninsula
function ecological habitat support
flood protection
water quality regulation
water storage
governs groundwater flow in South Florida
surface water flow in South Florida
hasComponent canals
groundwater
lakes
rivers
wetlands
historicallyCharacterizedBy sheet flow from Lake Okeechobee to Florida Bay
includes Big Cypress Swamp
Biscayne Aquifer
Biscayne Bay
Everglades
Florida Bay
Floridan Aquifer System
linked to: Floridan Aquifer

Kissimmee River
Lake Okeechobee
canal network
coastal mangrove wetlands
freshwater marshes
groundwater aquifers
influences agricultural water use in South Florida
ecosystem health in South Florida
flood control in South Florida
water supply for South Florida urban areas
locatedIn Florida
South Florida
United States
managedBy South Florida Water Management District
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
relatedTo Everglades restoration
South Florida water management
subjectOf Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan
supports Everglades ecosystem
linked to: Everglades

South Florida estuaries
South Florida wetlands
linked to: Everglades
threatenedBy agricultural drainage
saltwater intrusion
sea level rise
urban development

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Everglades partOf South Florida hydrologic system
Black Creek (Miami-Dade County) partOf South Florida hydrologic system
Kissimmee River basin partOf South Florida hydrologic system
Miami Canal partOf South Florida drainage system
linked to: South Florida hydrologic system
Lake Okeechobee basin partOf South Florida hydrologic system
Tony’s Mound locatedIn South Florida interior wetlands (approximate)
linked to: South Florida hydrologic system
C-44 Canal partOf South Florida water management system
linked to: South Florida hydrologic system
North Fork St. Lucie River partOf South Florida hydrologic system
South Fork St. Lucie River partOf South Florida river and estuarine network
linked to: South Florida hydrologic system
St. Lucie River watershed partOf South Florida hydrologic system
Loxahatchee Slough partOf South Florida wetland ecosystem
linked to: South Florida hydrologic system
Lake Okeechobee partOf South Florida water management system
linked to: South Florida hydrologic system