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Otero County
No fish consumption advisory is on file for any of the 43 named waters in Otero County.
That doesn't mean they've been cleared
Most waters in the United States have never been sampled for contaminants. An absence of an advisory means Colorado hasn't published one — not that the fish have been tested and found safe. Check Colorado CDPHE — Fish Consumption Advisories before eating your catch, and see Colorado's statewide guidance, which applies to waters with no rule of their own.
Named waters in Otero County
43 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Anderson Reservoir
- Apishapa River
- Bear Springs Reservoir
- Brown Reservoir
- Browning and Reese Number 2 Reservoir
- Browning and Reese Reservoir Number 1
- Cheraw Lake
- Cochran Reservoir
- Crooked Arroyo CA-1 Detention Reservoir
- Crooked Arroyo CA-3 Detention Reservoir
- Crooked Arroyo CA-4 Detention Reservoir
- Crooked Arroyo Retention CA-2 Reservoir
- Daniher Reservoir
- Dominick Reservoir
- Dye Reservoir
- Finki Reservoir
- Freddy Reservoir
- Fultz Reservoir
- Government Pond
- Government Reservoir
- Haight Reservoir
- Hixon Reservoir
- Holbrook Reservoir
- Kennedy Ponds
- Lambing Camp Reservoir
- Larson Reservoir
- Lemley Pond
- Manby Lake
- May Water
- Newby Reservoir
- Prairie Land Reservoir Number 1
- Prink Reservoir
- Richardson Pit
- School Section Reservoir
- Smith Reservoir
- Snowden Lake
- Swink Reservoir Number 1
- Swink Reservoir Number 2
- Swink Reservoir Number 5
- Swink Reservoir Number 6
- Swisher Reservoir
- Taylor Lake
- Two Buttes Pond