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Lemon Reservoir is a man-made reservoir located near Durango, Colorado. The reservoir was constructed in 1963 and is named after a local rancher, John Lemon. The reservoir is fed by the Hermosa Creek, a tributary of the Animas River, and the hydrology of the region is influenced by snowpack from the San Juan Mountains. The surface flow of the reservoir is regulated by a dam, and the water is used for irrigation and municipal purposes. The snowpack also serves as a source of water for the reservoir, and the region's agriculture and recreational activities rely on this water source. Lemon Reservoir is popular for fishing and camping, and also serves as a source of drinking water for the town of Durango.
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Camping Area | Campsites | Reservations | Toilets | Showers | Elevation |
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Pine River - Navajo Lake State Park | 103 | 6,264 ft | |||
Rio De Las Vacas | 16 | 8,284 ft | |||
Gallo - Chaco Culture National Park | 49 | 6,268 ft | |||
Dunes OHV Vehicle RA | Numerous | 5,361 ft | |||
Sims Mesa - Navajo Lake State Park | 44 | 6,136 ft | |||
Simon Canyon Dispersed | Numerous | 5,706 ft | |||
Angel Peak | 6 | 6,246 ft | |||
Cottonwood - Navajo Lake State Park | 47 | 5,688 ft | |||
Stone Lake | 24 | 7,268 ft | |||
Clear Creek | 15 | 8,421 ft |
Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area