The official location page places Fort Yuma–Quechan at the meeting of California, Arizona, and Baja California. Other records explain the legal and physical history behind that brief description.
The agency summary connects decades of Colorado River litigation. The primary decisions clarify two dates that its compressed narrative gets wrong.
The Quechan chapter moves from legal entitlement to the practical uses of water. Its historical averages and scenarios must remain tied to their dates and assumptions.
The agency map combines geography, infrastructure, and fire-management information. Its draft label, stated purpose, and different acreage figure are essential parts of its meaning.
The March 27 decree supplied the final judicial approval and brought decades of operative provisions into one reference. Its water terms must be read with the settlement agreements and their qualifications.
