A-2051BR
Irrigation · Mud (Beaver) Creek · Custer County, Nebraska
Priority date
November 10, 1928
3rd most senior of 22 rights on Mud (Beaver) Creek in Custer County
- Owner
- Jordan Jaeschke etal
- Status
- Active
- Record type
- Surface water appropriation
- Source
- Mud (Beaver) Creek
- Kind of source
- Surface water
- Uses
- Irrigation
- Flow rate
- 0.33 cfs (148.1 gpm)
- Volume
- 69 acre-feet
- Acres
- 23
- County
- Custer County
- Points of diversion
- 1 (first at 41.22686, -99.30436)
- Administrative notice
- Open (effective 2018-05-04)
- Flow type
- Direct Flow
- Natural resources district
- Lower Loup
- Legal location
- NE SE S31 T15N-R17W
See every right within a mile of this one
Its place on Mud (Beaver) Creek
Rights just ahead of and behind it in priority on the same source.
- #1Feb 8, 1927A-1896Mud (Beaver) Creek · IrrigationLois L Willoughby · 1.1 cfs, 231.1 AF
- #2Nov 10, 1928A-2051AMud (Beaver) Creek · IrrigationSara J Walker · 1.19 cfs, 251.4 AF
- #3 · this right
- #4Apr 23, 1929A-2079Mud (Beaver) Creek · IrrigationEdith Burns · 0.13 cfs, 27.24 AF
- #5Oct 4, 1937A-2794AMud (Beaver) Creek · IrrigationJodi Raber · 0.01 cfs, 5.01 AF
- #6Oct 4, 1937A-2794BRMud (Beaver) Creek · IrrigationA Shane & Jill L Rohde · 0.35 cfs, 145.9 AF
- #7Nov 10, 1939A-3015Mud (Beaver) Creek · IrrigationCarolyn J Watts · 0.26 cfs, 108 AF
From Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment, Surface water rights diversions + registered groundwater wells, fetched October 8, 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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