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Four Mile Ditch

A structure that has placed an administrative call in Division 5: its priority, its water source and whether it is calling now.

Figures as of · Advisory only — confirm water rights with Colorado DWR.

StatusCallingcall set Jun 15, 2026; on the list read Oct 4, 2026, 6:00 a.m. MDTColorado DWR (CDSS)
PriorityNov 6, 1881administration number 11633.00000Colorado DWR (CDSS)
Water sourceFourmile CreekWater District 38Colorado DWR (CDSS)

About this structure

Four Mile Ditch is the structure Colorado DWR identifies as WDID 3800688. The first two digits, 38, are Water District 38 (Roaring Fork River Basin), in Division 5, the Colorado River basin. Its call is on Fourmile Creek.

BasinMind first saw it on the division's active call list on October 3, 2026 and most recently on October 4, 2026.

What its call means

While its call is on, rights on the affected stretch that are junior to its priority (November 6, 1881, administration number 11633.00000) may be ordered to reduce or stop diverting until it is satisfied; senior rights keep diverting.

A WDID names a structure, not a water right: one ditch can hold several rights with different priorities, and the call is placed with one of them. More in What is a water call?, Is my ditch in priority? and What is a WDID?.

Nearby

The nearest stream gauges with a BasinMind page: Roaring Fork River at Glenwood Springs (5 mi), Colorado River below Glenwood Springs (5 mi) and Canyon Creek near New Castle (10 mi).

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Sources

  1. Colorado DWR — Active administrative calls (CDSS)