Colorado River Water Uses and Rights

Contributing InstitutionState of Arizona Research Library- Arizona State Library, Archives and Public RecordsCollection Summary

The Colorado River Water Uses and Rights Collection includes many topics, ranging from the history of the river itself (and its place as a state boundary), to how the Colorado River water has been used and allocated by the seven basin states and Mexico, the infrastructure of the operations and management of the water, reclamation projects including dams, reservoirs and canals, water storage, the responsibilities and roles of various private and governmental entities, litigation involving water rights, development of federal and state laws, and hydrology, environmental, and recreational issues and studies.

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Document

A brief synopsis of the Central Arizona Project

Address of Charles A. Carson: Special Counsel for the State of Arizona on Colorado River Matters

All you ever wanted to know about the Central Arizona Project

An open letter to Members of the Senate and House of Representatives, Twenty-first Arizona Legislature

Interstate Compact Defining the Boundary Between the States of Arizona and California

Report of a study of the feasibility of establishing a single agency to contract for Central Arizona Project water

The Central Arizona Project

To Arizona Teachers

Map

Central Arizona Project: The Physical System

Central Arizona Project: The Physical System, 1990s

Newspaper

The St. Johns Observer, 1936-11-07

Collection

Water Law

EventColorado River CompactPersonErnest William McFarlandPlaceColorado RiverTopicWater ManagementRelated CollectionWater Law

Administrative

OCLC Numberamp00000545

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Colorado River Water Uses and Rights