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She should be moving towards only 3-4 servings of dairy a day, and a serving of milk is only 4oz. I would let her have a sippy of water to stay hydrated throughout the day but her milk intake doesn't sound all that bad.

I'd think she'd start eating a bit more as she starts drinking a bit less. I was nervous about bottle weaning and my LO was on 20oz/day because she didn't eat much. My ped said we should really only be at 8-16 oz max a day anyways. Then out of nowhere my LO stopped drinking milk entirely (literally overnight, 20oz/day to 0oz/day) and obviously I was a bit worried about her calorie and water intake, but she totally adjusted. I make sure I give her 2-3 servings of dairy a day (she usually gets yogurt every morning and two servings of cheese) and she has never eaten better or drank more water than currently. Her weight seems to be holding and she is happy so I guess it is fine!

I took DS about a week to adjust. He was constipated during that week. I gave him a bunch of pureed prunes, which helped the constipation.

At 11-12mo, my LO went from drinking 24-28oz with a bottle, to 14oz with a straw cup. We skipped sippy cups. Now, at 16 months, he drinks even less, like 10 oz total or so. Unlike other kids, he doesn't love yogurt or cheese (he literally only eats one type of yogurt, and is ok with cheese but won't gobble it up), so it does stress me out still that he doesn't get as much calcium as he should. However, he does eat a good amount so I try to provide a balanced diet and cross my fingers.
But to answer your question, since you're already down to one bottle, I think it's fine to wean your LO off completely. As others have stated, she will likely increase her intake of solid foods as a result. Oh, and our pediatrician says no more than 14 oz of milk anyway.

We just cut bottles recently (3 weeks ago), and lo's milk/water intake has definitely plummeted--on a good day she finishes 1 sippy/straw-cup's worth. Her appetite has definitely increased, and she eats a lot of yogurt and cheese. I still nurse at least 3 times/day (morning, after daycare at 3ish, and night on daycare days; more on home days) and she's nursing more often, so maybe that helps. But I still worry and want to ask our ped about it at our next visit, though he told me before that they don't care about a specific amount after 12 months if all else is fine. She's actually LESS constipated than she used to be--maybe she was on too much dairy before! ETA lo is 18 months