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DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations DIV WD County State 2 12 CO 5 36 SUMMIT CO 3 99 NM 3 20 CO 2 16 HUERFANO CO 2 79 CO 6 56 MOFFAT CO 3 22 CONEJOS CO 5 36 SUMMIT CO 2 10 CO 1 3 WELD CO 5 36 SUMMIT CO 6 43 RIO BLANCO CO 99 KS 5 51 GRAND CO 5 38 EAGLE CO Page 1 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations DWR USGS Station Station Name Abbrev ID OIL CREEK NEAR CANON CITY, CO OILCANCO BLUE RIVER AT FARMERS CORNER BELOW SWAN RIVER BLUSWACO LOWER WILLOW CREEK ABOVE HERON, NM. WILHERNM KIRKPATRICK (SLV CANAL) RECHARGE PIT 2002056A GOMEZ DITCH GOMDITCO SPANISH PEAKS JV RETURN FLOW SPJVRFCO VERMILLION CREEK AT INK SPRINGS RANCH, CO. VERINKCO 09235450 CONEJOS RIVER BELOW PLATORO RESERVOIR, CO. CONPLACO 08245000 BLUE RIVER NEAR DILLON, CO BLUNDICO 09046600 COTTONWOOD CK AT UNION BLVD, AT COLO SPRINGS, CO 07103987 CANAL # 3 NEAR GREELEY CANAL3CO BLUE RIVER ABV PENNSYLVANIA CR NR BLUE RIVER, CO BLUPENCO 392547106023400 DRY FORK NEAR RANGELY, CO. DRYFRACO 09306237 ARKANSAS RIVER AT DODGE CITY, KS 07139500 MEADOW CREEK AT MOUTH NR TABERNASH, CO 400016105490800 CATTLE CREEK NEAR CARBONDALE, CO. CATCARCO 09084000 Page 2 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations Data POR POR Status UTM X UTM Y Source Start End DWR Historic 1949 1953 USGS Historic 1995 1999 409852 4380126.2 NMEX Historic 2001 2002 DWR Historic 2011 2013 DWR Active 2016 2021 518442 4163340 DWR Active 2018 2021 502864 4177096 USGS Historic 1977 1981 185437.5 4519011.2 DWR Active 1952 2021 363237.5 4135363.5 USGS Active 1957 2021 409853.4 4380187.6 USGS Historic 2018 2021 519403 4309073 DWR Active 1997 2021 517152.3 4476923 USGS Active 2005 2013 410251.7 4364983.8 USGS Historic 1974 1982 198082.6 4425098.9 USGS Historic 1902 2007 937742.5 4189125.9 USGS Historic 1997 1999 430055.7 4428570.5 USGS Historic 1950 1972 323456.2 4370573.5 Page 3 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations More Information https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1663&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=OILCANCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2367&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=WILHERNM https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=3766&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=2002056A https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=7789&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=GOMDITCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=8376&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=SPJVRFCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1144&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09235450 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1410&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=CONPLACO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=526&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09046600 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=8583&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=07103987 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2112&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=CANAL3CO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2831&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=392547106023400 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1560&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09306237 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2732&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=07139500 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2384&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=400016105490800 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1320&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09084000 Page 4 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations Location Counties (39.566104, -106.049482) 1070 (37.616986, -104.79104) 1006 (37.741154, -104.967503) 1006 (40.761912, -108.726505) 1016 (37.354923, -106.544233) 1440 (39.566662, -106.049479) 1070 (38.930372, -104.776155) 1447 (40.442787, -104.79776) 1072 (39.42973, -106.042786) 1070 (39.922203, -108.532603) 1065 (37.744743, -100.032913) 1946 (40.004432, -105.819461) 1450 (39.466661, -107.052283) 1446 Page 5 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations 1 4 LARIMER CO 2 67 PROWERS CO 1 64 SEDGWICK CO 1 7 JEFFERSON CO COSTILLA NM 5 38 GARFIELD CO 7 71 MONTEZUMA CO 7 32 MONTEZUMA CO 6 43 RIO BLANCO CO 1 2 JEFFERSON CO 6 57 ROUTT CO 1 5 BOULDER CO 2 11 EAGLE CO 1 4 LARIMER CO 1 1 CO 1 6 CO Page 6 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations BOYD LAKE RETURN TO BIG T RIVER BYDRTNCO WILD HORSE CREEK ABOVE HOLLY, CO WILDHOCO 07134990 LIDDLE DITCH LIDDITCO COORS COOLING WATER RETURN BELOW INLET CRSRTNCO CERRO CANAL NEAR JAROSO, CO 08259000 FOURMILE CREEK NEAR GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO. FOUGLECO 09084600 DOLORES RIVER AT DOLORES DOLDOLCO 09166500 ROCKY FORD CANAL #2 ABOVE TOTTEN RESERVOIR NEAR CORTE RF2ATOCO STAKE SPRINGS DRAW NEAR RANGELY, CO. STAKESCO 09306230 S. INTERCEPTOR DITCH ABV. POND C-2 AT RFP 395313105110500 WATERING TROUGH GULCH NEAR HAYDEN, CO. WATERICO 09244460 TRUE AND WEBSTER DITCH TRUDITCO WURTZ EXTENSION WUREXTCO SAINT VRAIN SUPPLY CANAL TO HERTHA CREEK SVSHERCO NEW CACHE LOWER CROW CREEK RETURN NCLCCRCO MILAVEC RESERVOIR INLET (AKA LOWER BOULDER EXT RES.) MILVINCO Page 7 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations NWSDR Active 2020 2021 497319 4472910 USGS Active 1995 2021 751065.1 4216009 LPWCD Active 2007 2021 720305 4537054 DWR Active 2015 2021 481280 4400928 USGS Historic 1965 1972 448636.3 4094444.8 USGS Historic 1957 1965 299846.7 4363804.1 USGS Active 1895 2021 190656 4153027 DWR Active 1998 2021 188483.5 4144025.5 USGS Historic 1974 1977 207625.1 4425251.8 USGS Historic 1994 1996 484183.4 4415193.3 USGS Historic 1979 1981 306386.1 4472707.2 SLWCD Active 2010 2021 482092 4449202 DWR Active 1991 2021 383462 4361453 DWR Historic 1954 2000 482183.5 4463849 DWR Active 2020 2021 542093 4478645 DWR Active 2020 2021 503915 4441212 Page 8 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1320&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09084000 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=3613&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=BYDRTNCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2132&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=07134990 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=3025&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=LIDDITCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=7732&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=CRSRTNCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2251&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=08259000 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1128&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09084600 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1547&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09166500 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2337&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=RF2ATOCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=841&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09306230 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=2171&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=395313105110500 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=596&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=1&sValue=09244460 https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=3523&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=TRUDITCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1724&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=WUREXTCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=1701&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=SVSHERCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=9452&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=NCLCCRCO https://dwr.state.co.us/streamflow/StreamFlow.aspx?station_num=9472&sfType=StreamFlow&freq=Monthly&sTab=2&sValue=MILVINCO Page 9 of 700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations (40.406806, -105.031607) 1012 (38.057034, -102.138483) 1064 (40.95494, -102.382409) 36 (39.75807, -105.218548) 1008 (36.994743, -105.577233) 1993 (39.400543, -107.324504) 1449 (37.472396, -108.497913) 1058 (37.390687, -108.518633) 1058 (39.926925, -108.421215) 1065 (39.886657, -105.185003) 1008 (40.38248, -107.280903) 1066 (40.193025, -105.210398) 85 (39.394716, -106.35337) 1446 (40.324987, -105.209724) 1012 (40.457411, -104.503558) 1072 (40.121221, -104.954064) 1072 Page 10 of700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations 1 8 DOUGLAS CO 1 2 CO 5 72 MESA CO 2 67 CO 1 7 JEFFERSON CO 2 67 CO 2 10 EL PASO CO 4 40 GUNNISON CO 5 45 GARFIELD CO 1 2 JEFFERSON CO 1 2 WELD CO 2 12 FREMONT CO 1 8 CO 1 7 CLEAR CREEK CO 6 47 JACKSON CO 1 48 LARIMER CO 4 40 DELTA CO 1 64 LOGAN CO Page 11 of700 10/02/2021 DWR Surface Water Stations Map (Statewide) Based on DWR Surface Water Stations CHERRY CREEK NEAR PARKER, CO CHERRYCO 393109104464500 ERGERS POND OUTLET ERGOUTCO KIEFER EXTENSION GRAND VALLEY CA NR FRUITA, CO.
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