Application S 48442
Supplemental Irrigation, Harvesting of Cranberries, Frost Protection · Spring Creek · Coos County, Oregon
Priority date
July 14, 1971
25th most senior of 29 rights on Spring Creek in Coos County
- Owner
- Dorothy M Butler
- Record type
- Certificate
- Source
- Spring Creek
- Kind of source
- Surface water
- Tributary of
- Coquille River
- Uses
- Supplemental Irrigation, Harvesting of Cranberries, Frost Protection, Irrigation
- Flow rate
- 1 cfs (448.8 gpm)
- Volume
- 0.9 acre-feet
- County
- Coos County
- Points of diversion
- 2 (first at 43.13829, -124.38513)
- Permit
- S 42567
- Certificate
- 56,410
- Season of use
- 01/01 to 12/31
See every right within a mile of this one
Its place on Spring Creek
Rights just ahead of and behind it in priority on the same source.
- #21May 29, 1968Application S 45004Spring Creek · Harvesting of Cranberries, Irrigation of Cranberries, Temperature ControlLouis Pallin · 0.28 cfs
- #22Aug 2, 1968Application S 45246Spring Creek · Harvesting of Cranberries, Irrigation of Cranberries, Frost ProtectionW J Pullen · 0.33 cfs, 0.9 AF
- #23Nov 5, 1969Application S 46528Spring Creek · Harvesting of Cranberries, Frost Protection, IrrigationDorothy M Manes · 0.32 cfs
- #24Mar 23, 1971Application S 48066Spring Creek · Domestic Including Lawn and GardenThomas J Stinnett · 0.01 cfs
- #25 · this right
- #26Feb 8, 1977Application S 55204Spring Creek · DomesticWilliam Adair · 0.005 cfs
- #27May 4, 1982Application S 63513Spring Creek · Harvesting of Cranberries, Supplemental Irrigation, Temperature ControlStephen D Warnock · 0.11 cfs
- #28Aug 16, 1982Application S 63847Spring Creek · Harvesting of Cranberries, Irrigation of Cranberries, Temperature ControlSheretz Brothers INC. · 0.58 cfs
- #29Feb 12, 1987Application S 68740Spring Creek · Supplemental Flood Harvesting, Irrigation of Cranberries, Temperature ControlKirk Arnot Day · 0.3 cfs
From Oregon Water Resources Department, Water rights points of diversion (OWRD water rights query service), 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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