Wyoming § 41-3-916 Priority of rights when 1 source of supply

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-916 — Priority of rights when 1 source of supply

Wyoming·Title 41 Water·Ch. 3 WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL·Art. 9 UNDERGROUND WATER

Where underground waters in different aquifers are so
interconnected as to constitute in fact one source of supply, or
where underground waters and the waters of surface streams are
so interconnected as to constitute in fact one source of supply,
priorities of rights to the use of all such interconnected
waters shall be correlated and such single schedule of
priorities shall relate to the whole common water supply. The
state engineer may by order adopt any of the corrective controls
specified in W.S. 41-3-915.

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Where underground waters in different aquifers are so
interconnected as to constitute in fact one source of supply, or
where underground waters and the waters of surface streams are
so interconnected as to constitute in fact one source of supply,
priorities of rights to the use of all such interconnected
waters shall be correlated and such single schedule of
priorities shall relate to the whole common water supply. The
state engineer may by order adopt any of the corrective controls
specified in W.S. 41-3-915.

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