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Books of Note

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This page lists a number of books that cover, at least in part, the Colorado River.


  • The Yuma Reclamation Project
  • Command of the Waters, McCool
  • Indian Reserved Water Rights, The Winters Doctrine in its Social and Legal Context 1880s to 1930s. John Shurts. 2000.
    • This book derives from Shurts' PhD dissertation. It is the only book that tells the story of the Winters case that created Indian reserved water rights.


  • Markets for Federal Water
  • Colossus
  • A Story that Stands Like a Dam
  • New Courses for the Colorado River
  • Vision in the Desert
  • The Politics of Water in the Desert
  • Restoring Colorado River Ecosystems, Adler
  • The Silver Fox of the Rockies, Daniel Tyler, 2003
    • Tyler is a Professor Emeritus of History at Colorado State University. This is the only book on Delph Carpenter, Colorado's delegate to the 1922 Colorado River Compact negotiations.
  • From Reclamation to Sustainability, MacDonnell
  • A River No More, Fradkin
  • Dividing the Waters, Hundley
  • Water is for Fighting Over
  • Arizona Water Policy
  • Dead Pool, Powell
  • The Last Water Hole in the West, Tyler
  • Cadillac Desert,
  • The Great Thirst, Hundley
  • Science Be Dammed, Kuhn and Fleck
  • Water and the West, Hundley
  • Where the Water Goes
  • The Place No One Knew
  • The Central Arizona Project
  • Colorado Water Law for Non-Lawyers
  • Water Politics Continuity and Change
  • The Emerald Mile
  • Unquenchable
  • A Great Aridness
  • Bureau of Reclamation Project Data
  • The Colorado River Documents

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