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<br />OOOG48 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Craig Spring - T9N R103W, Sec. 22, SE SE; 0.011 cfs; 1975 adjudication; <br />irrigation, domestic, and livestock uses. <br /> <br />Dripping Chicken spring - T9N R103W, Sec. 7, SW SE; 0.055 cfs; 1990 adjudication; <br />livestock use. <br /> <br />BLM Springs - Six springs, 0.129 cfs total flow, livestock and wildlife uses. <br /> <br />Water Rights Located Within WSA <br /> <br />William Karen Pipeline - T8N R103W, Sec. 5, SE SE; 0.0111 cfs; 1964 adjudication; <br />domestic and livestock uses. <br /> <br />Three J Spring - T8N R103W, Sec. 9, NW NW; 0.0522 ch; 1975 adjudication; <br />irrigation, livestock, and domestic uses. <br /> <br />BLM Springs - 16 springs; 0.097 cfs total flow; livestock and wildlife uses. <br /> <br />Water Rights Located DaomstreaJIJ of WSA <br /> <br />(to confluence with Pot Creek) <br /> <br />Dry Lake Reservoir T8N R103W, Sec. 5, SE SW; 18.36 acre feet; 1964 <br />adjudication; irrigation, domestic, and livestock uses. <br /> <br />State of Colorado InstrelUll Flow Rights Wit;JJin WSA <br /> <br />None <br /> <br />Pattern of Water Use <br /> <br />Water Availability - The Division of Water Resources considers this creek to be <br />fully appropriated. Low streamflows frequently limit diversions during sununer and <br />autumn months. Exchanges and transfers of water rights are uncommon on this <br />stream system. <br /> <br />Water Right Priorities - This stream is not actively administered, because water <br />rights can typically be satisfied during spring runoff months. <br /> <br />Diversions - The division of water resources considers DeJournette Ditch to be <br />an infrequent diversion. For the 1977 to 1984 period, records show a maximum <br />diversion of 1.0 cfs from May 10 to May 31, 1984. No diversion records were <br />available for Massey Ditch, and diversion records are not maintained for the <br />spring-fed water rights. The Division of Water Resources reports that Dry Creek <br />usually has no flow by the time it reaches Pot Creek because of the collective <br />effect of diversions. <br /> <br />Land Status Wit;JJin and UpstreaJIJ of WSA <br /> <br />Privately-owned lands are located upstream from the WSA along the Dry Creek and <br />its tributaries in the Hoy Flat vicinity. There are no private lands located <br />within the WSA. <br /> <br />. Green River Tributaries <br /> <br />Hydrologic Characteristics <br /> <br />All tributaries to the Green River within the WSA are ephemeral streams, flowing <br />only in response to storm events. BLM staff did not analyze hydrologic <br />characteristics or patterns of water use because there are no diversion which <br />significantly affect streamflows within the WSA. <br /> <br />47 <br />