Wyoming § 41-3-210 Change of point of diversion; contents of
petition

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-210 — Change of point of diversion; contents of petition

Wyoming § 41-3-210

Title 41Water

Ch. 3WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL

Art. 2RIGHTS TO FOREIGN WATERS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-3-210 (2026).

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All petitions for such change of point of diversion shall be
made to the state board of control setting forth the acreage in
each legal subdivision of land irrigated, with the total
acreage, together with a map, showing the location of the
stream, the ditch, the old and new points of diversion, the new
point of diversion in Wyoming to be tied to the nearest corner
of the public land survey; the nature and extent of the
irrigation works, their size, capacity, and length, and a
certified copy of the proceedings had before the proper board,
officer, or court, which has authority in the adjoining state to
adjudicate water rights; amount of water adjudicated, the land
for which the same was adjudicated; the date of priority, the
date of adjudication, showing the existence of a valid water
right

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All petitions for such change of point of diversion shall be
made to the state board of control setting forth the acreage in
each legal subdivision of land irrigated, with the total
acreage, together with a map, showing the location of the
stream, the ditch, the old and new points of diversion, the new
point of diversion in Wyoming to be tied to the nearest corner
of the public land survey; the nature and extent of the
irrigation works, their size, capacity, and length, and a
certified copy of the proceedings had before the proper board,
officer, or court, which has authority in the adjoining state to
adjudicate water rights; amount of water adjudicated, the land
for which the same was adjudicated; the date of priority, the
date of adjudication, showing the existence of a valid water
right, and that the same is in full force and effect.