Granby Ditch And Reservoir Company
- Basin
- Not specified
- Organized
- 1894
- Standing with the Colorado Secretary of State
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- Colorado SOS entity ID
- 19871016928
- Water source
- Dirty George Creek
- Earliest decreed right
- 1895 per Colorado DWR records
Sources: Colorado Secretary of State business records as of August 3, 2026 (standing, 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.
Verified public water record
3 water structures
| Structure | WDID | Type and source | DWR location | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Granby Reservoir No. 6 | 4003455 | Reservoir Dirty George Creek |
Delta County · Division 4 · District 40 | View on map |
| Granby Reservoir No. 7 Reservoir outline |
4003456 | Reservoir Dirty George Creek |
Delta County · Division 4 · District 40 | View on map |
| Granby Reservoir No. 12 Reservoir outline |
4003459 | Reservoir Dirty George Creek |
Delta County · Division 4 · District 40 | 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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Reservoir pool
- Reservoir pool (USGS NHD, name-matched)
This company's verified reservoir pool lies in Delta County, on Dirty George Creek. Irrigated parcels are not linked for this company, so no footprint is shown.
The shaded pool is the water body this company's reservoir structure impounds, as mapped in the USGS National Hydrography Dataset (NHD), name-matched to the DWR structure record and reviewed by DitchBook — mapping-grade, not a survey. The state's WDID is the control point — the dam or outlet, marked by the pin — not the water. A published match says DWR names this company for that structure; it does not say who owns the water body or the land beneath it. Shown for 2 of 3 reviewed structures. This company has no state-mapped irrigated-parcel footprint on file, so none is shown here. Satellite imagery is available via the map's Satellite/Map toggle, courtesy of USDA/USGS (The National Map), public domain. Boundaries are the state's, drawn to locate the land, not to settle it. How this page is built.
Public notice activity
Annual meeting · Assessment
— A 2026 public notice announced the company's annual stockholders meeting. The stated business also included setting or levying an assessment. Delta County Independent, Public Notice Colorado record 160171This dated notice is evidence of the announced meeting, not a current meeting schedule, current officer roster, or proof the meeting occurred as planned.
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A mutual ditch or reservoir company is a nonprofit corporation formed under Colorado law — most commonly C.R.S. Title 7, Article 42 — so that landowners who share an irrigation ditch, canal, or reservoir can jointly own and operate it. Instead of the water right belonging to a single person, shares in the company represent each owner's proportional claim, and the company's board and secretary keep the ledger, run assessments for maintenance, and issue certificates the way any small corporation would. Many of these companies have operated continuously since the 1880s, run entirely by volunteer officers who inherit the books from whoever kept them before.
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