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The Popo Agie Watershed contains three main streams (North Fork, Middle Fork, Little Popo Agie). The headwaters begin at the Continental Divide in the Wind River Mountain Range and the watershed ends near Arapahoe where the Popo Agie River joins the Little Wind River.
The Popo Agie Watershed contains three main streams (North Fork, Middle Fork, Little Popo Agie). The headwaters begin at the Continental Divide in the Wind River Mountain Range and the watershed ends near Arapahoe where the Popo Agie River joins the Little Wind River.
Land Ownership Within the Watershed
Land Ownership Within the Watershed
The majority of land in the watershed consists of publicly owned federal lands.
The majority of land in the watershed consists of publicly owned federal lands.
Approximately one quarter of the land is privately owned.
Approximately one quarter of the land is privately owned.
The State owns about 7%
The State owns about 7%
The tribes own about 7%.
The tribes own about 7%.
A small percentage of the land belongs to others such as municipalities.
A small percentage of the land belongs to others such as municipalities.
Climate
Climate
Climate within the Popo Agie Watershed varies depending on the elevation which ranges from just over 13,000 feet to around 5,000 feet above sea level
Climate within the Popo Agie Watershed varies depending on the elevation which ranges from just over 13,000 feet to around 5,000 feet above sea level
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Geology
Geology
The three main tributaries of the Popo Agie River originate in the igneous and metamorphic rock types in the Wind River Mountain Range. Precambrian granite, the oldest rock formation on earth, is found in abundance at the high elevations and forms the peaks and cirques the Wind River mountain range is famous for.
The three main tributaries of the Popo Agie River originate in the igneous and metamorphic rock types in the Wind River Mountain Range. Precambrian granite, the oldest rock formation on earth, is found in abundance at the high elevations and forms the peaks and cirques the Wind River mountain range is famous for.
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Hydrology
Hydrology
The Popo Agie Watershed contains three main streams that originate from high elevations near the Continental Divide in the distinguished Wind River Mountain Range. These streams are fed by annual snow melt and seasonal precipitation, and each tiny amount of water flows together to form larger creeks and streams (known as tributaries). The watershed ends near Arapahoe where the Popo Agie River joins the Little Wind River.
The Popo Agie Watershed contains three main streams that originate from high elevations near the Continental Divide in the distinguished Wind River Mountain Range. These streams are fed by annual snow melt and seasonal precipitation, and each tiny amount of water flows together to form larger creeks and streams (known as tributaries). The watershed ends near Arapahoe where the Popo Agie River joins the Little Wind River.
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Vegetation
Vegetation
Vegetation within the Popo Agie Watershed varies from evergreens in the mountains to sagebrush on the plains.
Vegetation within the Popo Agie Watershed varies from evergreens in the mountains to sagebrush on the plains.
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Watershed Poster
Watershed Poster
In addition to wonderful artwork on the front of the poster, the back contains information about the watershed. You can pick up a FREE poster at our office anytime.
In addition to wonderful artwork on the front of the poster, the back contains information about the watershed. You can pick up a FREE poster at our office anytime.
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Watershed Uses
Watershed Uses
The Popo Agie Watershed has a rich and diversified community, and is able to put it's precious water resource to a variety of beneficial uses. Primary uses include municipalities, agriculture, wildlife and recreation.
The Popo Agie Watershed has a rich and diversified community, and is able to put it's precious water resource to a variety of beneficial uses. Primary uses include municipalities, agriculture, wildlife and recreation.
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WQ one page handout Popo Agie Watershed E coli.pdf(click the pop-out to read more)
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