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I I 0 n I N 0 00 G.l a I I I, I I, I I: I I I, I I .' I I 13. Statewide, All ASA's. The problem area is statewide. Water issues are inadequate monitoring of water quality--including sediment and pesticide loads. Land issues are: Lack of data needed to identify flood plains in rural and urban areas, erosion (115 million tons per year--73 million from cultivated area), lack of detailed soil survey information. COLORADO - GROUP A 1. Arkansas Drainage area above Pueblo, ASA 1102. The mountainous portion of the southern Rocky Mountain region drained by the Arkansas River from the Continental Divide to Pueblo, and the Front Range and plains area drained by Fountain Creek. 2. Arkansas Drainage area between Pueblo and Colorado- Kansas State line, ASA 1102. 3. High Plains Groundwater Irrigation, ASA's 1102 and 1103. The problem area is in the northern and southern High Plains of eastern Colorado near the Colorado-Kansas State line. KANSAS - GRoUP A 1. High Plains Groundwater Irrigation (Ogallala), ASA 1103. LOUISIANA - GROUP A 1. Red River Area in Louisiana, ASA 1107, including water quality, depth of river water for navigation, flooding and bank erosion. LOUISIANA - GROUP B 1. Caddo, Bossier, and Webster Parishes, ASA 1107, including low stream flows, and limited groundwater for irrigation and in- dustrial uses. MISSOURI - GROUP A 1. Springfield Problem Area, ASA 1101. 2. Joplin Problem Area, ASA 1104. NEW MEXICO - GROUP A 1. Problem Area No.1, ASA 1105, in Colfax, Harding, Mora, Quay, and Union Counties. 2. High Plains Groundwater Irrigation, ASA 1105. 7