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<br />~>r'li< - ~'/..,::~-" 1%; J 1:" .?", <br />:;:;< :'( <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />-61- <br /> <br />II-F. WATER DISTRICT NO. 64 <br /> <br />The principal diversion systems in Water District No. 64 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />with which this report is concerned, beginning at the upper end <br />of the district, are: <br /> <br />~ . <br /> <br />*1. North Sterling Irrigation District <br /> <br />'" <br /> <br />*2. Prewitt Reservoir <br /> <br />3. Logan Irrigation District <br /> <br />4. Iliff Irrigation District <br /> <br />5. Morgan-Prewitt Reservoir Company <br /> <br />6. Prewitt Operating Committee <br /> <br />7. Schneider Ditch <br /> <br />8. Sterling "No. I" Ditch <br /> <br />*A1though the headgates of these two systems are located <br />in Water District No.1, and administered there, the <br />systems themselves and the irrigators from them are located <br />primarily in Water District No. 64. <br /> <br />1. North Sterling Irrigation District <br /> <br />The North Sterling Irrigation District is a public irrigation <br /> <br />district organized under the 1905 Statuto. It serves about 40,000 <br /> <br />acres of land in the vicinity of Sterling, Colorado. It owns the <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />North Sterling Inlet Canal, which is 63 miles long, and the Point <br />of Rocks Reservoir (which is usually called the North Sterling <br /> <br />Reservoir). The Reservoir has a capacity of 70,000 acro-foet. <br />The District also owns the North Sterling Outlet Canal, which <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />takes water out of the reservoir and distributes it to the water <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />users in the District. All lands in the District are irrigated <br /> <br />under the North Sterling Outlet Canal and none of the water from <br /> <br />the Point of Rocks Reservoir is ever released to the South Platte <br /> <br />WOOOWARD.CLYDE_SHERARD AND ASSOCIATES <br />