Water Resources Survey 1949
Water Resources Survey 1949
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_^_-___ Present Irrigated Acres Irrigable Acres Under Present Facilities Maximum Irrigable Acres 2,683.25 9,123.67 11,806.92 2,683.25 9,123.67 11,806.92 2,453.95 3,002.10 5,456.05 2,453.95 3,002.10 5,456.05 5,137.20 12,125.77 17,262.97 598,829.00 —28— LAVINA WATER USERS' ASSOCIATION Lavina Water Users' Association project is located in Golden Valley County in the vicinity of the town of Lavina. Water is diverted from the Musselshell River by means of a dam located in the northwest quarter of th...e southwest quarter of Section 5, Town- ship 6 North, Range 22 East. From the point of diversion two main canals extend in an easterly direction — one on the north side and the other on the south side of the Mussel- shell River.
The water rights for the north side canal were originally known as the Bair rights, and the water rights for the south side canal the Trask rights. The Association is not in- corporated and is operated as a mutual enterprise. According to the by-laws of the As- sociation the purpose is to control, maintain and operate the use of water, water rights, ditches and flumes of the original Bair and Trask rights and for the decreed water rights as of February 6, 1935.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_^_-___ Present Irrigated Acres Irrigable Acres Under Present Facilities Maximum Irrigable Acres 2,683.25 9,123.67 11,806.92 2,683.25 9,123.67 11,806.92 2,453.95 3,002.10 5,456.05 2,453.95 3,002.10 5,456.05 5,137.20 12,125.77 17,262.97 598,829.00 —28— LAVINA WATER USERS' ASSOCIATION Lavina Water Users' Association project is located in Golden Valley County in the vicinity of the town of Lavina. Water is diverted from the Musselshell River by means of a dam located in the northwest quarter of th...e southwest quarter of Section 5, Town- ship 6 North, Range 22 East. From the point of diversion two main canals extend in an easterly direction — one on the north side and the other on the south side of the Mussel- shell River.
The water rights for the north side canal were originally known as the Bair rights, and the water rights for the south side canal the Trask rights. The Association is not in- corporated and is operated as a mutual enterprise. According to the by-laws of the As- sociation the purpose is to control, maintain and operate the use of water, water rights, ditches and flumes of the original Bair and Trask rights and for the decreed water rights as of February 6, 1935.
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