Bear Creek Ditch Company
- Town
- Pagosa Springs
- Basin
- Southwest
- Organized
- 1989
- Colorado SOS entity ID
- 19891076644
- Principal office address on state record
- 719 Bear Run Place, Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
- Registered agent
- Duke Eggleston
- Water source
- Rio Blanco
- Earliest decreed right
- 1988 per Colorado DWR records
Sources: Colorado Secretary of State business records as of August 3, 2026 (standing, principal office address, registered agent, formation date, entity ID), and Colorado Department of Water Resources net-amount records as of August 11, 2026 for the water source and earliest decreed right, including rights recorded only as alternate-point/exchange (APEX) amounts (each links to the state's own record). Compiled by DitchBook from public records, not edited by the company — how this page is built and what it can't tell you.
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Water structure
| Structure | WDID | Type and source | DWR location | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Creek Ditch | 2900518 | Ditch Rio Blanco |
Archuleta County · Division 7 · District 29 | View on map |
Published from DitchBook's verified company-to-WDID crosswalk as of August 17, 2026, using Colorado DWR structure records pulled August 11, 2026. Open a structure for its source fields, exact map status, company association, and official water-right citation. This table does not say that any particular parcel is served by, owns shares in, or is crossed by the structure.
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