Water right 43B 196113 00
Irrigation · Cedar Creek · Park County, Montana
Priority date
May 1, 1908
25th most senior of 55 rights on Cedar Creek in Park County
- Owner
- Janet M Hegmann; John J Hegmann; Claude W Long; Holly Long; Christopher V Lyness; Western Shamballa INC
- Status
- Active
- Record type
- Statement of Claim
- Source
- Cedar Creek
- Kind of source
- Surface water
- Name
- Rigler Ditch
- Uses
- Irrigation
- Flow rate
- 1.52 cfs (682.2 gpm)
- Acres
- 40
- County
- Park County
- Points of diversion
- 1 (first at 45.14493, -110.80524)
- Version
- Post Decree
- Means of diversion
- Headgate
- Period of diversion
- 04/15 to 11/15
- Legal location
- T8S R7E Sec. 13 NWNENE
- Scanned documents
- Open
See every right within a mile of this one
Its place on Cedar Creek
Rights just ahead of and behind it in priority on the same source.
- #21Jun 1, 190343B 31384 00Cedar Creek · IrrigationG & G Realty LLC · 0.08 cfs
- #22Apr 1, 190443B 122540 00Cedar Creek · FisheryUSA (Dept of Agriculture Forest Service) · 2 cfs
- #23May 1, 190443B 122539 00Cedar Creek · Irrigation, FisheryUSA (Dept of Agriculture Forest Service) · 3.25 cfs
- #24May 1, 190843B 190976 00Cedar Creek · StockJanet M Hegmann; John J Hegmann; Claude W Long; Holly Long; Christopher V Lyness; Western Shamballa INC
- #25 · this right
- #26May 1, 190843B 196270 00Cedar Creek · IrrigationDiana D Venable; Thomas E Venable · 0.5 cfs
- #27May 1, 190843B 196272 00Cedar Creek · StockJoseph Angeles; Tara Angeles; Ann E Carlson; Edward L Francis; Eleanor Graff; John Graff; Beverly D Guthrie; Peter H Guthrie; Jacqueline M Millman; Norman N Millman; Jonathan R Nicholson; Seaman, Jon W Living Trust; Thall, Terry A Living Trust; Diana D Venable; Thomas E Venable
- #28Jun 1, 190843B 59822 00Cedar Creek · StockUSA (Dept of Agriculture Forest Service)
- #29Apr 30, 195743B 192659 00Cedar Creek · DomesticJennifer Glancy; Michael T Glancy · 0.02 cfs, 1.5 AF
From Montana DNRC, Water Resources Division, Water Right Query System points of diversion, 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.
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