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Stewart Lake Outflow is a body of water located near Jensen, Utah. The reservoir has a storage capacity of 10,000 acre-feet of water and was built in 1944. The hydrology of the area is primarily influenced by the Green River and the Uinta Mountains. The outflow from Stewart Lake is an important source of water for agricultural use in the area, particularly for irrigating crops in the nearby towns of Vernal and Jensen. The surface flow into the reservoir is primarily from the Green River, while snowpack melt in the Uinta Mountains also contributes to water levels. The Stewart Lake Outflow is also popular for recreational uses such as fishing and boating.
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