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<br />II!RlGA!ED WOO IN COWRADO BY COUNTIES
<br />C_led by
<br />C. 1.. Patterson. Chiot' Engineer
<br />COLORADO W.crER CONSERVATION BOARD
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<br />Source I U. S. CensWl
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<br />Bt:reem Basin
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<br />oOllll'lY
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<br />1889 1899 1909 1919 1929
<br />(11th Census) (121:b CenaWl) (13th Census) (14th Census) (15th Census)
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<br /> STATE XOTAU ~ 1.611.271 2,792.032 3.3lI8.385 ~.~9~.619
<br /> South Platte 1D.I1lB (1)(4) 67.~9 fh.l>rr fh.826
<br /> Rio Orando ALAMOSA j2) 89.00G l41.liB9
<br /> South Ple.'tte ARAPAHOS (1)(4) 35.619 81..807 26.343- 25,67 29,526
<br /> San Juab JRCHULETA ~.0B4 6,529 15,008 11.993 16,225
<br /> Arkansas BAG" 60 156 211 2..267 2.819
<br /> Arkanaae BEIlT 4,221 33.039 .~'!fl 128.712 ,~f.~~
<br /> :~p'I...atta BOl.'!.reR ~"'" P"t..,e.L. .~ .,n,
<br /> ii:W4 ....~.,"^" ....-.,~ 629;623 -26:938
<br /> !r]auusaa CIlAFFEE 13.071 16.142
<br /> .u-ka1:uIlllll CBEYEJiNE 291 200 195 f 100 f
<br /> South Plillt'te ClEAR CREEK ~52 98,m 81 f 160 f
<br /> Rio Grimde CONEJOS (2l 46.273 138.788 1~9.504 119.049
<br />" Rio GrlU1de COSTILlA (2 25,918 50.290 57.862 36.771 M.2'/2
<br /> i.rkansu CROWlEY (~) ~,789 56.271
<br /> Arkansas CUSTER 20,99'{ 11,183 29.2l,8 .241 23.295
<br /> Upper Colorado OOLTA 17.w.6 ~5.219 62.411 9;.509 107.333
<br /> SOU'th Platte DElIVER (4) 1,337 4,000 892
<br /> Upper Colorado DOLORES 216 855 1,,139 1.023 630
<br /> South Platte OOUGlAS &699 7,'~ 13,768 8.696 6.474
<br /> Uppal' Colorado EAGlE 250 18.l,B6 22.578 30..025 28..221
<br /> South Plat-te EWER! 2.616 905 7.628 1,175 2.liB7
<br /> Arkansaa EL PASO l8) 10,959 1~.1~ 21,354 18..143 20.69;
<br /> Arkansaa FREMOllT 8) 13..508 15..5 24,731 29.884 25.655
<br /> Upper Colorado IWlFIEUl l4.6~7 24,9~7 61,617 73.473 I$.m
<br /> South Platte GILPIN 17.~ !,2.1~ 56f ~4f
<br /> Upper Colorado GlWID 10,281 39,857 28. 9
<br /> Upper Colorado GUlmISOB 20..115 26,971 55.al,a ~,280 J,1.474
<br /> Upper Colorado and Hi 0 Grande "'RSDA1Il (6) 1,389 1..339 2.924 3.675 5,212
<br /> Arkan81l8 Il1lEIlFANO 22.294 15.329 26..598 29,061 ~O.~
<br /> North Platto JACKSON (5) 151.850 136..%2 113.
<br /> South Pla1:te JllFFBIlSON !,o.829 10.B5<> 57.~36 70..788 58.124
<br /> ArJawaaa KIOWJ. 158 1.460 418 270
<br /> "","". XU CARSOB 859 638 187 f 650
<br /> Arkansas LAlOl 6.591 1..380 10.967 6.3g'{ 4,21,2
<br /> San Juan Ll PIJ..... 11.m 10,771 !,o.B40 6~.755 911.532
<br /> South Platt.e and North Platte WUlIER (5) 103. '3 169.028 170,600 169.~56 173,078
<br /> Arkansas W; ANnlAll 22,891 24,661 26,09:5 !,o.400 32.092
<br /> Arkansas LINCOLN ~~4 1.(q8 l60 275 f 185
<br /> South Pla't"bll UlGAN 8.970 8,913 63.166 85,079 111~
<br /> upper Colorado IIBSA 13.798 ~~..., 71,9i;2 102..607 1~6
<br /> Rio Grande IlIlIBRAL (6) 2.6!,0 7,7[2. 6.865 2.563
<br /> _.n KOFFJ.i' (7) 17.1.09 17.938
<br /> Upper Colorado and San JUan JroNTEZUllA 2.122 12.246 27.176 !,4,08~ 62.1l,6
<br /> Upper Colorado MONTROSE 27.361 34.1~2 55,993 94.757 84.058
<br /> South Platte MORGAN 16.W 31.012 97.849 132,231 105.2T7
<br /> ArbnBati OTERO ,,) 16,!,31 62,268 122.457 120,198 ffT.961
<br /> Upper Colorado OURAY J:.~ 10,440 ~621 14,016 2O,l.!Dl
<br /> South Platte and Arkanus PAIlX 015 39,861 824 49.79~ L4,Q38
<br /> ""'"'.. ffiIUJ:PS 19
<br /> Upper Colorado PITKIN 7,041. 12,088 15,152 12.994 17,501
<br /> Arbnell8 !'ROWERS 1,8oa lih.092 71.684 76.[,22 111.634
<br /> Arkansas PllEBUl 10,930 ~5.943 50,718 75. 54 69,211
<br /> _.n RIO BLlBCD 7,532 21,3S1 32,830 28,046 30,526
<br /> Rio Grande RIO GIWlIJl! l*l 21,791 71,325 107,551 206,258 161,191
<br /> Green and Upper Colorado ROUTT 16,32:5 1,4.542 62.427 50,735 58.839
<br /> Rio Grande and Upper Colorado SAGUACHE (6) 52,453 75.909 l45.874 137,521 163.815
<br /> San JUan SAN JUAII 9
<br /> Upper Colorado SAN JlIGUEL 2.125 t~ 14,712 18.634 18,249
<br /> South Platte SEDGWICK 22.023 21,510 22.375
<br /> Upper Colorado S1lKIIIT 1,316 3.531 8.!,02 9.831 9.204
<br /> South Platte TEUBR (8) 881 1,370 1.464 505
<br /> South Platte WASHINGTON 720 5.099 5.595 9,335 11,120
<br /> South Platte WELD 112.080 226,613 :195.514 382.701 w.~.915
<br /> ""'"'.. Y1lllA m 856 ~.890 8,254 2.725
<br /> No"" .lAnd should be olassed as irrigated 1Ih1ah has water supplied to it for agrioultural
<br /> purposes by artificial 1IlI!Ilans or by seepage from canale. l"8servoirs, or irrigated
<br /> lands. but land 'Which haa natural ground water suffioiently near the surf'ace to support
<br /> plant life should noi; be olaued as irrigated. Land which 18 f'looded during high water
<br /> periods should be olassed as irrigated if' water is oaused to f'low over it by dams. oanals.
<br /> or other artif'ioialllll!lanB. bU't should not be olassed as irrigated if' the overf'low is due
<br /> to natural oauses alone,. 15th Census. Irrigation of' J..gr1ou1tura1 lands, p. 4, 1930.
<br /> (1) .Adams .. organized i'X'cml. paM: of Arapa.hoe in 1902J part of Denver annexed in 1909J parte
<br /> annexed to Washington and Yuma in 1903.
<br /> (2l Alamosa - Organized from parts of' Conejos.and Costilla in 1913.
<br /> ~~ crovrley - organized from. part of otero in 1911.
<br /> Denver .. Organi!:ed ~rO!ll. po..rt of Arapnhos. in 1902; part ll.IU1exed to Adams in 1909.
<br /> (5) Jaokson - organized from part of' Larimer in 1909.
<br /> (6) Mineral _ Organi~8d frClla parts of Hinsdale, Rio Grande, and Saguaohe in 1893.
<br /> <7l Mof'fat - Organi:t6d.from part of Routt in 1911~
<br /> (8) Toller.. Orgm!:ed from parts of El Paso and Fremont in 1899.
<br /> (f) Bstimated portion of aorea~ reported for "All other" Counties.
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