WDID 0200812
Irrigation, Municipal, Industrial · South Platte River · Weld County, Colorado
Priority date
March 10, 1871
27th most senior of 668 rights on South Platte River in Weld County
- Owner
- Not in Colorado's decreed-rights data. These rights convey by deed, so ownership is traced through county property records.
- Status
- Absolute
- Record type
- Decreed water right
- Source
- South Platte River
- Kind of source
- Surface water
- Name
- Lupton Bottom Ditch
- Uses
- Irrigation, Municipal, Industrial, Augmentation, Cumulative accretion to river, Recharge, All beneficial uses
- Flow rate
- 10 cfs (4,488.3 gpm)
- County
- Weld County
- Points of diversion
- 1 (first at 40.03513, -104.82947)
- Structure type
- Ditch
- WDID
- 0200812
- Adjudication date
- 1883-04-28
- Administration number
- 7739.00000
- Court case numbers
- 18CW3121, 14CW3007, 10CW0304, 06CW0274, 01CW0258, 05CW0290, 02CW0265, 02CW0154B, CA96148, 99CW0150
- Water division / district
- 1 / 2
- Absolute amount
- 10 cfs
See every right within a mile of this one
Its place on South Platte River
Rights just ahead of and behind it in priority on the same source.
- #23Oct 25, 1870WDID 0203388South Platte River · Municipal, Augmentation, Cumulative accretion to river
- #24Oct 25, 1870WDID 0103028South Platte River · Municipal, Augmentation, Cumulative accretion to river
- #25Jan 1, 1871WDID 0200813South Platte River · Irrigation, Municipal, Augmentation5.02 cfs
- #26Mar 10, 1871WDID 0203359South Platte River · Municipal, Augmentation, Cumulative accretion to river
- #27 · this right
- #28May 1, 1871WDID 0200836South Platte River · Irrigation19.92 cfs
- #29Aug 10, 1871WDID 0200826South Platte River · Industrial, Augmentation0.74 cfs
- #30Aug 10, 1871WDID 0200825South Platte River · Irrigation, Municipal, Augmentation69.88 cfs
- #31Sep 15, 1871WDID 0203388South Platte River · Municipal, Augmentation, Cumulative accretion to river
From Colorado Division of Water Resources (CDSS), Water Rights Net Amounts + Well Application Permits, fetched October 12, 2026. The state's own record is the authority: amounts, owners and status here can lag behind it, and a mapped point of diversion says nothing about which parcel the right serves. This page is not legal advice.
How water rights work in Colorado · Report a problem with this record