Water right 2218-2
Municipal, Industrial, Commercial, Suburban Housing Development, Rural Water System, Domestic · Rapid Creek · Pennington County, South Dakota
Priority date
May 3, 1880
29th most senior of 104 rights on Rapid Creek in Pennington County
- Owner
- City of Rapid City
- Status
- License
- Record type
- License
- Source
- Rapid Creek
- Kind of source
- Surface water
- Uses
- Municipal, Industrial, Commercial, Suburban Housing Development, Rural Water System, Domestic
- Flow rate
- 2.16 cfs (969.5 gpm)
- County
- Pennington County
- Points of diversion
- 1 (first at 44.07701, -103.25426)
- Legal location
- SE1/4NE1/4 Sec. 3-T1N-R7E
See every right within a mile of this one
Its place on Rapid Creek
Rights just ahead of and behind it in priority on the same source.
- #25Jun 14, 18782769-2Rapid Creek · Municipal, Industrial, Commercial, Rural Water System, Suburban Housing Development, DomesticCity of Rapid City · 1.55 cfs
- #26Jun 14, 18782883-2Rapid Creek · MunicipalRapid Valley Sanitary District - Water Service · 0.4 cfs
- #27May 3, 18802040-2Rapid Creek · IrrigationSouth Side Ditch · 14.95 cfs
- #28May 3, 18802217-2Rapid Creek · Municipal, Commercial, Industrial, Rural Water System, Suburban Housing Development, DomesticCity of Rapid City · 0.33 cfs
- #29 · this right
- #30May 3, 18802234-2Rapid Creek · Municipal, Industrial, Rural Water System, Suburban Housing Development, Commercial, DomesticCity of Rapid City · 0.79 cfs
- #31May 3, 18802249-2Rapid Creek · Municipal, Industrial, Commercial, Rural Water System, Suburban Housing Development, DomesticCity of Rapid City · 1.19 cfs
- #32May 3, 18802296-2Rapid Creek · Municipal, Industrial, Commercial, Rural Water System, Suburban Housing Development, DomesticCity of Rapid City · 2.85 cfs
- #33May 3, 18802360-2Rapid Creek · Municipal, Industrial, Commercial, Rural Water System, Domestic, Suburban Housing DevelopmentCity of Rapid City · 0.37 cfs
From South Dakota DANR, Water Rights Program, Water rights web map export (CSV), 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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