Wyoming § 41-3-910 State engineer; power to determine area and
boundaries of districts

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-910 — State engineer; power to determine area and boundaries of districts

Wyoming § 41-3-910

Title 41Water

Ch. 3WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL

Art. 9UNDERGROUND WATER

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-3-910 (2026).

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The state engineer is authorized and directed to determine the
area and boundaries of districts overlying the various aquifers
yielding underground waters in this state and to assign to each
district a distinctive name or number. He may establish
subdistricts when parts of an aquifer require or may require
separate regulations from the rest. He may alter the boundaries
of such districts and subdistricts at any time. He may establish
different districts for different aquifers that overlie each
other in whole or in part.

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The state engineer is authorized and directed to determine the
area and boundaries of districts overlying the various aquifers
yielding underground waters in this state and to assign to each
district a distinctive name or number. He may establish
subdistricts when parts of an aquifer require or may require
separate regulations from the rest. He may alter the boundaries
of such districts and subdistricts at any time. He may establish
different districts for different aquifers that overlie each
other in whole or in part.