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Figure 7 <br />County, HUC, and Climate Station Locations <br />13010004 <br />SAGUACHE <br />~/ Saguache <br />I-ERMIT 7 ESE 13010003 <br />Hinsdale Mineral CENTER4SSW <br />~1 <br />i nir~r ® Alamosa <br />'VISTA 2 W <br />Rio Grande <br />... ~..", . " , " BLANCA <br />13010002 ® Climate Stations <br />Costilla Q HUC <br />Conejos Q Counties <br />1301 <br />13020102 13020101 <br />Table 5 summarizes the weights assigned to each county/HUC combination. These <br />weights were developed based on location of the majority of irrigated land within a <br />County/HUC and other factors. Default climate station weights were developed for each <br />water district, and are assigned if a structure is not assigned to both a county and a HUC <br />in HydroBase. This generally applies to aggregated diversion and ground water only <br />structures. Counties in HydroBase reflect the structure headgate location. In some <br />instances, generally for larger structures such as the Rio Grande Canal, the majority of <br />irrigated lands are in another county. The default county/HUC assignments have been <br />replaced for these structures. The assignment of climate stations and associated weights is <br />discussed in the Rio Grande Historic Crop Consumptive Use -Climate Station <br />Assignments memorandum, included in Appendix E. <br />cureport_6-2004.doc 20 of 48 June, 2004 <br />