San Juan River.
river of north-eastern Venezuela
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Mandatory evacuation orders are issued along the Navajo River, San Juan River, and in flood-prone areas of Rio Blanco County.Well supported4 reports2 developments inside
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The Navajo Nation is located within the state of Utah, and the San Juan River flows through nearby communities.Some support1 report
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Flooding in Pagosa Springs caused sewage overflow into the San Juan River.Some support3 reports
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River levels are rising in Archuleta County, prompting evacuation warnings due to flooding.Well supported28 reports
One to three months ago
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What's reaching San Juan River
Events traced to San Juan River, step by step, newest firstAround San Juan River this week
News at the entities that move San Juan River most-
National Weather Service Mentioned togetherThe National Weather Service issued a flood advisory for the San Diego area on November 13, 2026.Moves San Juan River
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Pagosa Springs OperationalJeff Hurd and Michael Bennet visited Pagosa Springs to discuss the county's conversations regarding gravel pits.Moves San Juan River
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Colorado Shared contextPete Buttigieg, a politician from Colorado, was recently in Denver, where Lauren Boebert is a Colorado Representative.Moves San Juan River
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San Juan County Shared contextNavajo artisans created crafts for sale in San Juan County.Moves San Juan River
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San Juan County Shared contextRiver in Farmington surpassed its flood record on November 1st, while Mike Stark serves as San Juan County Manager.Moves San Juan River
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Archuleta County OperationalPiedra River flooding impacted county infrastructure, while excess water benefited downstream reservoir levels.Moves San Juan River
Connections
The 15 strongest of 17, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Pagosa Springs Operational
The San Juan River's high water levels cause flooding in Pagosa Springs, which subsequently leads to sewage overflow impacting the river quality.
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Archuleta County Operational
The San Juan River's rising levels directly influence Archuleta County, triggering mandatory evacuation warnings and flooding threats.
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Navajo Nation Operational
The San Juan River's rising water levels and flow directly cause flooding and impact communities within the Navajo Nation.
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National Weather Service Mentioned together
National Weather Service forecasts potential catastrophic flooding along the San Juan River.
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San Juan County Shared context
The San Juan River's runoff causes flooding within San Juan County.
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Animas River Operational
The rivers are coupled hydrologically, sharing peak discharge events and influencing each other's water levels.
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Bluff Shared context
Bluff is a location situated along or near the San Juan River, sharing a geographical context.
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Navajo Nation Shared context
The relationship is defined by the geographical context of the river system through which the nation operates.
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Mexican Hat Shared context
The San Juan River is located near Mexican Hat.
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San Juan County Shared context
The San Juan River is a geographical feature that flows through the San Juan County.
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Colorado Shared context
The San Juan River is a geographical feature located within Colorado, and its state is influenced by regional weather systems.
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New Mexico Shared context
The San Juan River is a geographical feature located within the state of New Mexico.
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Southwest Colorado Shared context
The San Juan River is located within the geographic region of Southwest Colorado.
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Rio Blanco Shared context
Both locations are mentioned together in the context of evacuation zones.
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Monticello Shared context
Monticello is located in proximity to the San Juan River, where a new trail complements an existing one.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
5 events- Mandatory evacuation orders are issued along the Navajo River, San Juan River, and in flood-prone areas of Rio Blanco County.
- The Navajo Nation is located within the state of Utah, and the San Juan River flows through nearby communities.
- Flooding in Pagosa Springs caused sewage overflow into the San Juan River.
- River levels are rising in Archuleta County, prompting evacuation warnings due to flooding.
- A new trail is being built along the San Juan River in Bluff, Utah, with State of Utah grant funding for improvements near Monticello.