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EAA Inflow Pump Station

Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Palm Beach County, Florida, United States

Source: WGME

Project
Under Construction

The EAA Inflow Pump Station is a nine-pump facility in western Palm Beach County, Florida, designed to move about 3 billion gallons of water daily from Lake Okeechobee south into a massive new reservoir. It is part of the Everglades restoration efforts to reduce harmful discharges and improve water quality by storing and cleaning excess water before sending it south into the Everglades.

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Raw Materials, Water Supply and Storage, Government
Location
Palm Beach County, Florida, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
WGME

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The project “EAA Inflow Pump Station” is an infrastructure initiative in the Raw Materials sector, located in Palm Beach County, Florida, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from WGME.

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2026-07-22

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The EAA Inflow Pump Station is a nine-pump facility in western Palm Beach County, Florida, designed to move about 3 billion gallons of water daily from Lake Okeechobee south into a massive new reservoir. It is part of the Everglades restoration efforts to reduce harmful discharges and improve water quality by storing and cleaning excess water before sending it south into the Everglades.

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Water Management

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Country

United States of America (USA)

State

Florida

City

Palm Beach County

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WGME

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Raw Materials, Water Supply and Storage, Government

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2025-11-10

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