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	Williams Fork River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Williams Fork River is a tributary of the Colorado River, approximately 30 mi (48 km) long, in north central Colorado in the United States.
		It rises in southern Grand County, in Arapaho National Forest at the continental divide near the Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel.
		It flows NNW between the Vasquez Range and the Williams Range, through Willliams Fork Reservoir, and joins the Colorado 2 mi (3 km) west of the town of Parshall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Williams_Fork_River (107 words)

	water in the balance #7
		The sediment carried by the plains rivers was ultimately derived from weathering and erosion of the Rocky Mountains, and from sediment carried into the drainage basin by wind, but much of the sediment was locally derived from the channel bed and banks, the river’s floodplain, and the nearby hillslopes.
		The rivers of Colorado’s western plateaus and canyons are similar to those of the eastern plains in that flow in the larger rivers is dominated by snowmelt from the mountains, whereas the smaller, ephemeral channels may be driven by rainfall from summer thunderstorms.
		The water of the western rivers was historically warm and turbid with sediment, supporting a warmwater fauna of Colorado squawfish, bonytail chub, razorback sucker, humpback sucker, roundtail chub, speckled dace, flannelmouth sucker, bluehead sucker, and mountain sucker.
	cwrri.colostate.edu /pubs/balance/no.7/bal7.html (8419 words)

	Overview of the Colorado River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This part of the river is essentially a very big, freestone stream with shallow riffles and fast runs interspersed with long, slow glides and slicks.
		The 2 miles of the Williams Fork River between Williams Fork Reservoir and its confluence with the Colorado at the "town" of Parshall provides some of the best fast-water nymphing around.
		Although there is a solid 20-minute hike in to the river, the quality of the fish pretty much guarantees that you'll be fishing 2nd- and 3rd- hand water most of the day, so take your time and fish everything very thoroughly -- including the hard-to-reach or less-than-great-looking areas that others have probably ignored.
	www.mountainangler.com /Rivers/ColoPage.htm (903 words)

	Summit Daily News for Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper and Frisco Colorado - Sports
		Williams Fork Reservoir - Pike fishing is very good with two fish over 38 inches caught last week, one on a jointed Rapala, the other on frozen shiners.
		Williams Fork River - Water remains cool because of increased flows from the Williams Fork dam.
		Arkansas River (Leadville to Buena Vista) - Flow is 80 cfs in Hayden Meadows, 150 cfs in the Granite Gorge.
	www.summitdaily.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20040831/SPORTS/108310023 (2009 words)

	A Wrangler's Last Day
		The snow on Williams Peak was fresh and seemed the antithesis of the August weather that had dried the stock ponds and wilted the flats.
		They dominated the Williams Fork valley and were heavily grazed by cattle in the Spring and early Summer.
		Across this stretch of the river the east bank is almost a sheer rise of 500 feet, after which it continues gently upward for several miles into the Arapaho National Forest.
	www.tcnj.edu /~hofmann/lastday.htm (1445 words)

	Williams Fork Reservoir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Completed in 1959, Williams Fork Dam and Power Plant sends water and electricity to the Western Slope when Denver diverts water to the city elsewhere.
		Standing 217 feet above the Williams Fork River streambed, the dam backs up a reservoir of nearly 97,000 acre feet of water, and the power plant contains a 3,158-kilovolt generator.
		Williams Fork Reservoir's surface area is 1,860 acres with a shoreline of 15.8 miles.
	www.water.denver.co.gov /recreation/williams.html (285 words)

	Fishing Conditions Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Green River - Flows in Colorado are controlled by discharges from the Flaming Gorge Dam, and the river is clear.
		The river is flowing low and clear and yielding nice catches of rainbows and browns, most on terrestrial patterns.
		Williams Fork River - Flow is down to 95 cfs and clear with good hatches of Blue Wing Olives, midges and small olive Caddis.
	wildlife.state.co.us /dowfish/index.asp (11933 words)

	Excerpts: Colorado River Organization
		Instead, their power came from the technological control they exercised over the rivers; they were a managerial elite.3 Better than the peasants, they understood when the river currents would rise and fall, how a ditch could be constructed so it would not silt up with sediment, and what the river gods wanted from humans.
		A great river, it was said, runs lower than any of its tributaries, receiving into itself "all things under heaven." From this model in nature Taoists drew lessons for their rulers.
		Rivers must be disciplined -- a favorite word of this school -- by constructing strong, high dikes to pinch the water in, forcing it to move more rapidly toward the sea.
	carbon.cudenver.edu /stc-link/weblink/water/xo/cr.o.html (7797 words)

	Wildernet - South Fork Campground - 1
		South Fork Campground is located approximately 38 miles southwest of Granby in the Williams Fork area.
		It is adjacent to the confluence of the Williams Fork and the South Fork of the Williams Fork rivers.
		It leads from the Williams Fork River near the Sugarloaf Campground to the St. Louis Peak-Jones Pass Trail.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/activity.cfm?actid=0210089316cg (275 words)

	Fishing Reports and Conditions from Trout Trips, Colorado \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This river is a tailwater that is 2 miles long, emptying from Williams Fork Reservoir, and winds its way through some beautiful ranch lands to join up with the Colorado River.
		The Colorado River at Parshall is where the confluence of the Williams Fork and the Colorado meet.
		The Arkansas River is known for its tremendous caddis hatches and fiesty, wild brown trout.
	www.trouttrips.com /reports.html (1478 words)

	Welcome to TravelBank.com Systems®: Travel - News, Reports & Information.
		Fork River – Flows are 800 cfs and conditions are good for floating and fair for wading.
		River (Almont to Blue Mesa Reservoir) – Kokanee now are in the river in high numbers and anglers are hooking and releasing many fish below the confluence of the Taylor and East rivers.
		Fork Gunnison River – Fishing is excellent from Lake City to Red Bridge, especially for the river’s strong population of wild brown trout.
	www.coloradio.com /tbsnews1.shtml (7902 words)

	Colorado Fishing Network: Williams Fork
		It basically parallels the Blue River and both are main tributaries for the Colorado River.
		The Williams Fork is free-flowing for most of its route, and fishing is possible as it travels through Arapaho National Forest land.
		Public access is available on the Williams Fork and the Colorado River at the Kemp and Breeze Units, leased by the Div.
	www.coloradofishing.net /ft_wmfk.htm (609 words)

	Bill Williams River
		In 1851 Lorenzo Sitgreaves was told by his guide, Antoine Leroux, that there was a stream called the "Bill Williams Fork" which flows from west of Bill Williams mountain all the way to the Colorado River.
		The Williams Fork turned out to be many miles west of where Sitgreaves expected it.
		They finally reached the fork (now the Big Sandy River) through Cactus Pass, probably where Interstate 40 now slices through the mountains on its way toward Kingman.
	www.tomjonas.com /swex/billwilliamsriver.htm (130 words)

	List of Colorado rivers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a partial list of rivers in the state of Colorado in the United States.
		This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
		Data on flow in Colorado rivers and creeks
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Colorado_rivers (69 words)

	This Report Updated (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		There were so many shrimp in the river that I couldn't hook anything on it, so I resorted to fish watching.
		It's exciting to see that there is a healthy population of fish in the river, no matter how hard they may be to catch.
		Williams Fork River:Flow is up to a nice level.
	www.fishcolorado.com /fishingreport/archives/1996/113096.htm (478 words)

	Colorado Fishing Reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A great two miles of river though not too many fish to be had.
		Caught four 8-14" snake river cutthroat on a #14 brown elk hair caddis, that's as close a pattern I had to "match the hatch." Around 9am, light-grey mayflies(?) started hatching that the guys in the Walden fly shop called baytis-somethings.
		Comments: River flow is very high, fishing was much better in the early afternoon 11-2pm, then picked up again around 6pm.
	tffr.com /Fishing_Reports/Colorado_Fishing_Reports.asp (2343 words)

	Rivers Streams
		The Fraser River originates from the base of Berthoud Pass and is the first main tributary river to the Colorado River.
		The Williams Fork River, originating from the western slope of the Continental Divide, is a tributary to the Colorado River.
		The Blue River is a Gold Medal fishery, and one of the most scenic rivers in Colorado.
	www.grand-county.com /Rivers_Streams.aspx (265 words)

	Topographical Hill
		He was looking for the Bill Williams Fork, a river which Lorenzo Sitgreaves' 1851 map showed as beginning at the southern edge of Bill Williams Mountain and flowing southwest to the Colorado River.
		Leroux brought Whipple along the western flank of the mountain to the edge of the "Bill Williams Fork" (actually Hell Canyon), which flows southwest at that point.
		To his disappointment he discovered from these hills that the creek he was on did not flow southwest to the Colorado but turned south to join the Verde River.
	www.tomjonas.com /swex/topographicalhill.htm (463 words)

	Colorado River C-53 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It holds many brown trout - some of them very large - and a few bulky rainbows can be found.
		The property is adjacent to the Kemp-Breeze Wildlife Area, and exclusive RMAC access extends from the north bank to the middle of the river, so members can range freely on both sides of the river.
		In low water, members also have easy access to the Williams Fork River, which is one of the state's finest tailwaters.
	rmangling.com /C53.htm (116 words)

	water
		Water for Arvada is collected from the Williams Fork system, Winter Park, and Fraser areas and transferred to the East Slope of Colorado through the Moffat Tunnel.
		From Fairplay, the South Platte River drops southeastward through the South Park region, then falls northeastward through a 50 miles canyon then hits the foothills south east of Littleton where the South Platte River is then murdered by the Chatfield Reservoir.
		The South Platte River makes confluence with the North Platte River in western Nebraska, where the Platte River moves on south and east into the Missouri River watershed, to be absorbed by the Mississippi River and out to the Gulf of Mexico.
	www.kayakcraig.com /water.html (3492 words)

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		As the title suggests, The Church of Jesus Christ was organized in 1862 with William Bickerton as President.
		Under a burning sun she has a figure in a river holding an umbrella with the caption: "Keep cool in the Virgin." A stick figure standing in "sand & tar" says, "Donât miss the 'Angels Landing.'" A beautifully illustrated and attractive book.
		The Exploration of the Colorado River and the High Plateaus of Utah in 1871-72.
	www.benchmarkbooks.com /catalog/final_cat_54.txt (5993 words)

	Travel USA Travel - Dude Ranches - USA Tourist
		Activites include GOLD MEDAL trout fishing on the Colorado River, horseback riding in the Arapaho National Forest, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, 4x4 Jeep rides in the high country, heated swimming pool and jacuzzi, and comprehensive children's program.
		Heading up the Umatilla River, the Bar M Ranch is located just 30 miles east of Pendleton, Oregon in the foothills of the Blue Mountains.
		The 3,000 acre guest ranch is located along the river in the canyon amid tall pine, fir, and cottonwood trees.
	www.usatourist.com /english/duderanches (2203 words)

	Hamilton Colorado Secluded Riverfront Ranch & Home Available For Sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Beautiful 4 bedroom ranch home on the Williams Fork River with ½ mile of river running through the property.
		It also has a domestic well along with river water rights for irrigation and livestock.
		This is an area with lots of wildlife including elk, mule deer, and rainbow trout in the river.
	www.eaglestar.net /hml.html (154 words)

	Historic Trail Map of the Leadville 1° × 2° Quadrangle, Central Colorado
		From East Fork of the Eagle River to Tenmile Creek, SW 1/4 sec.
		From the North Fork of the Crystal River to the East Fork of the Crystal River, SE 1/4, sec.
		From Snowmass Creek to Roaring Fork River, SW 1/4 sec.
	pubs.usgs.gov /sim/2004/2820/sim2820.html (18366 words)

	Guided Fly Fishing trips in Colorado by Trout Trips
		The North Fork Meadows is located next to the North Fork Ranch only 50 minutes from Denver.
		It includes 1 1/2 mile of the North Fork of the South Platte River.
		During the summer months, this part of the river in the valley is noted for excellent dry fly fishing.
	www.trouttrips.com /trips.html (822 words)

	Welcome to the Dillon Ranger District site!
		The Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness encompasses a total of 13,175 acres on the Dillon Ranger District in the White River National Forest and is bordered on the northeast boundary by the Sulphur Ranger District of the Arapaho National Forest.
		The imposing Williams Fork Mountains are the central attraction of the Wilderness with elevations that range from 9,127 feet to 12,757 feet near Coon Hill, just north of the Eisenhower Tunnel on I-70.
		All of the trails that enter the Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness join with the Ute Pass Trail providing access to the spine of the Williams Fork Mountains from Ute Pass in the north to Ptarmigan Pass in the south.
	www.dillonrangerdistrict.com /ptapea_wa.htm (516 words)

	GORP - Weekend Angler - The Colorado
		The Kemp Breeze State Wildlife Area is a particularly beautiful stretch of river and includes the confluence with the Williams Fork River, which is also a prime fishery with hefty trout, despite its modest size.
		In fact, many anglers prefer the Williams Fork over the Colorado when crowds are minimal.
		There are several sizeable public access areas along the Colorado River from the town of Parshall upstream to the town of Hot Sulphur Springs.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/location/co/wa_denver4.htm (601 words)

	Wildernet - Sugarloaf Campground - 1
		Sugarloaf Campground is located approximately 38 miles southwest of Granby in the Williams Fork area.
		Sugarloaf is located less than one mile beyond South Fork Campground.
		The wheelchair accessible Williams Fork Boardwalk Trail begins at the campground.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/activity.cfm?actid=0210082761cg (278 words)

	Aspen Canyon Ranch
		Each is located along the Beautiful Williams Fork River with porches, log furniture, natural gas rock fireplaces, carpeting, refrigerators, coffee makers and old-fashioned swings.
		The Cliffhouse is a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom cabin on the river, private hot tub & laundry.
		We also have fishing in three stocked ponds and the Williams Fork River, horseshoes, skeet shooting, archery, volleyball, western dancing, Cowboy music and poetry, mountain biking, white-water rafting, hot air ballooning, gold panning, or just relax in the hot tub along the river.
	www.ranchweb.com /aspencanyon (1002 words)

	WEST VIRGINIA hiking camping swimming skinny dipping river creek waterfall spring
		The Elk River corridor is an extremely beautiful, rural area with numerous swimming places, fishing holes, etc. It is paralleled by County Road 26, providing many access points along the length.
		You can swim at Grandview Bar PHOTO in an eddy in the New River BUT be very careful of currents here.) There is a small developed campground (no water) near the lower end, in the New River Gorge, right by the New River.
		Driving along RT 86 west of Tea Creek, you are going along the Williams River and there are several swimming holes here that are visible from the road.
	www.swimmingholes.org /wv.html (7240 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Notice of Combined Initial Information Meeting and Scoping Meeting, Project Site Visit, and ...
		Location: On the Williams Fork River near its confluence with the Colorado River at Parshall, in Grand County, Colorado.
		Under the ALP, Denver Water intends to prepare an Applicant Prepared Environmental Assessment (APEA) and exemption/license application for the Williams Fork Reservoir Hydroelectric Project.
		Denver Water expects to file with the Commission, the APEA and the exemption/license application for the Williams Fork Reservoir Hydroelectric Project by December 31, 2004.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/2003/May/Day-16/i12329.htm (981 words)

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