WDID
Also called: water district identifier
Colorado's identifier for a water structure, joining a physical diversion work to its decrees, administration and call records.
The WDID encodes the water district and a structure number, and it is the key that ties everything in Colorado's system together — the decree, the administrative record, the call history and the reported diversions.
Diligence on a Colorado position without the WDID is diligence on a summary. With it, you can trace the right back to the works that exercise it and the district that administers it.
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