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U.S.-National Park Service

U.S.-National Park Service holds 13 water rights in the United States.

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The 13 assets and rights U.S.-National Park Service owns, operates or holds, by class, with its role in each. Sizes are the whole asset's, so they are not added up: the sources give no share for this owner.

Water rights 13

Water rightLocationRoleFace-value volume
Baker Creek water right 78780White Pine County, Nevada, United StatesHolder6,597 acre-ft/year
Lehman Creek water right 78779White Pine County, Nevada, United StatesHolder3,842 acre-ft/year
Muddy Creek water right 10188Clark County, Nevada, United StatesHolder2,247 acre-ft/year
Rowland Springs water right 78778White Pine County, Nevada, United StatesHolder1,955 acre-ft/year
Snake Creek water right 78777White Pine County, Nevada, United StatesHolder1,087 acre-ft/year
Cottonwood Cove Well 2 water right 19922Clark County, Nevada, United StatesHolder241 acre-ft/year
Cottonwood Cove Well 3 water right 19921Clark County, Nevada, United StatesHolder119 acre-ft/year
Cave Springs & Trib. water right 20794White Pine County, Nevada, United StatesHolder110 acre-ft/year
Annie Creek water right KA 602Klamath County, Oregon, United StatesHolder—
Lost Cr water right KA 606Klamath County, Oregon, United StatesHolder—
Scott Creek water right KA 607Klamath County, Oregon, United StatesHolder—
Unnamed Creek to Williamson River water right KA 611Klamath County, Oregon, United StatesHolder—
Unnamed Creek to Wood River water right KA 610Klamath County, Oregon, United StatesHolder—

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Where the assets and rights are.

Facts

FactValueSource
Name in the sourceU.S.-NATIONAL PARK SERVICENevada Division of Water Resources water rights points of diversion · CC0 1.0 Universal · checked 24 Oct 2026

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