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Eagle Valley is a small basin on the eastern flank of the Sierra Nevada range, about 30 miles south of Reno. The valley encompasses Carson City, the capital of Nevada. Ground water from Eagle Valley is a major source of water supply for the City. The population of Carson City has grown from about 5.000 in 1955 to about 36,000 in 1987. Increased ground-water pumping to meet the population needs has caused the water table on the west side of Eagle Valley to decline as much as 50 feet since 1972. As a result, some wells have gone dry and there is concern that the existing water supply will not be adequate for the future population.

Recharging the ground water in Eagle Valley, west-central Nevada, by augmenting natural streamflow in Vicee Canyon