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o~04jb ~ " l these structures are not physically located so as to receive the water directly from the outlet canal. The irrigated lands served by the Bauer Reservoir No. 2 (WOlD 343586) receive their Project water by delivery from Jackson Gulch Reservoir directly to Jackson Gulch. It is then re- diverted to the Bauer Reservoir through the C-C Ditch (WOlD 340507), a carrier ditch that conveys the water transbasin from Jackson Gulch to Chicken Creek. From Chicken Creek, the water is diverted into the reservoir through the Bauer Reservoir Ditch No.2 (WOlD 340504). ' The Crystal Creek Ditch (WOlD 340514) can take delivery of its project water directly from the inlet canal or directly from the outlet canal, because it physically crosses over the two project canals. It is estimated that about 25 % of the Project water is delivered from the inlet canal and 75% from the outlet canal. Jackson Gulch Reservoir also delivers Project water to a number of structures that are not inclUded in the CROSS WRPM, as follows: NAME WOlD Exon Ditch 340505 John Carter Ditch 340538 Crader Ditch 340513 Smith Ditch 340566 E.C. Smith Ditch 340521 West Mancos Water Supply System 340578 (Mesa Verde National Park) Mancos Rural Water Supply Co. N/A PROJECT ALLOCATION IAFI 50 400 115 10 93 120 .uQ. TOTAL 91 B It should be noted that two of these structures, the John Carter Ditch and the Crader Ditch do not have adjudicated direct flow rights and rely primarily on Project water from Jackson Gulch Reservoir as their source of irrigation water, supplemented with diversions made under .free river. conditions. The District 34 Water Commissioner maintains records of these diversions and has separately identified the irrigated acreage for the John Carter Ditch (174 acres). The irrigated acreage under the Crader Ditch is accounted for under the Crystal Creek Ditch and the Lee and Burke Ditch. 11.