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Colorado River.

major river in the western United States and Mexico

Seen in 995 reportsLast reported Saturday

Reports this week
17
Active events
7
Connections
198

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Connections

The 40 strongest of 198, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.
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  • Angel Creek Structural

    Angel Creek is a tributary that supplies water to the Colorado River.

    Well supportedAug 31
  • Grand Canyon Structural

    The Grand Canyon's physical structure and health are fundamentally defined and sustained by the flow and erosive action of the Colorado River.

    Well supportedSep 18
  • Phoenix Structural

    Phoenix is functionally dependent on the Colorado River, which supplies a critical portion of its water needs.

    Well supportedSep 13
  • Doug Burgum Operational

    Burgum, in his official capacity, proposes and manages critical operational guidelines and water cuts for the Colorado River.

    Well supportedSep 2
  • Utah Structural

    The Colorado River physically flows through Utah, providing essential water resources that are subject to state legislative regulation.

    Well supportedTue 06:51
  • Las Vegas Structural

    The Colorado River's water supply is critical to the operational viability and water security of Las Vegas.

    Well supportedSep 8
  • Los Angeles Structural

    Los Angeles' water supply is functionally dependent on the Colorado River, which impacts the region's water availability.

    Well supportedSep 17
  • MWD's operations and legal posture are fundamentally dependent on the flow and shortages of the Colorado River.

    Well supportedAug 1
  • Nevada Structural

    Nevada's water supply is fundamentally dependent on the Colorado River, leading to ongoing legal and political conflicts over resource allocation.

    Well supportedSat 18:05
  • Earth Structural

    The Colorado River is a critical functional component of the Earth system, influencing global resource availability and being subject to global water crises.

    Some supportTue 18:00
  • Jack Schmidt Operational

    Jack Schmidt is a researcher and director whose work focuses on the hydrological and ecological status of the Colorado River.

    Well supportedSep 8
  • HOPI Structural

    The Hopi entity holds legal access to the flow of the Colorado River.

    Some supportJul 8
  • California Structural

    California relies on the Colorado River for a major portion of its water supply, which is subject to federal water cutbacks.

    Well supportedAug 9
  • Southern California Structural

    The Colorado River serves as the primary water source, providing essential resource input for the functioning of the Southern California region.

    Some supportAug 18
  • Los Angeles County Structural

    LA County imports water for its supply from sources including the Colorado River.

    Some supportSat 04:52
  • Gilbert Structural

    Gilbert relies on the Colorado River for its critical potable water supply.

    Some supportAug 11
  • Grand County Structural

    Grand County serves as the headwaters source for the Colorado River, and its resource planning is constrained by the river's flow uncertainty.

    Well supportedTue 22:56
  • Longhorn Dam Structural

    The dam is physically situated on the river, and its operations fundamentally influence the river's state.

    Some supportJul 27
  • Shoshone Structural

    The Shoshone group holds rights that govern and protect the flows of the Colorado River.

    Some supportJul 2
  • New Mexico Structural

    The Colorado River flows through and defines the basin context for the state of New Mexico, providing essential water resources.

    Well supportedAug 1
  • Imperial County Structural

    Imperial County relies on the management and availability of the Colorado River water rights for its continued function.

    Some supportJul 1
  • Congress Structural

    The management and future of the Colorado River are dependent on legislative agreements made by Congress.

    Some supportJul 31
  • The Colorado River is a geographical feature contained within the Grand Canyon National Park, and its flow and extreme events impact park operations and infrastructure.

    Well supportedSep 18
  • Las Vegas Valley Structural

    The existence and viability of the Las Vegas Valley are functionally dependent on the resource provision of the Colorado River.

    Some supportJul 9
  • Angel Creek Structural

    Angel Creek functions as a tributary, supplying water and debris into the Colorado River.

    Well supportedSep 1
  • Amazon Operational

    Amazon utilizes the Colorado River basin for data center operations and simultaneously commits funding toward its conservation.

    Well supportedSep 22
  • Iid Structural

    The company Iid relies on the availability and management of the Colorado River for its operations.

    Some supportAug 9
  • Scottsdale Structural

    Scottsdale's operations and viability are structurally dependent on the volume and health of the Colorado River supply.

    Well supportedJul 13
  • Imperial Structural

    The Imperial Valley relies on the Colorado River as its primary water source, leading to ongoing resource management conflicts.

    Some supportJun 18
  • The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management regulates and manages water usage and flow for the Colorado River.

    Well supportedSep 13
  • California Structural

    The Colorado River serves as the critical, shared resource base upon which the existence and function of the state of California depend.

    Well supportedAug 25
  • The governing authority for the Colorado River has been formally integrated into the Department of Natural Resources.

    Some supportAug 29

History

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September 2026

25 events

August 2026

21 events
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