Discover how Colorado managed its water in the early 1940s, with practical insights from a state-wide effort.
This edition presents the administration and operations of the Colorado State Engineer’s Office during 1941–1942. It details how a generally plentiful water supply, better cooperation among users, and clearer statutes reduced major problems. The report highlights the expansion of stream-gaging networks, improvements to measurement and diversion infrastructure, and ongoing cooperation with federal agencies to study snow, runoff, and water losses.
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