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Timelapse

60+ cameras take photographs every daylight hour of every day.

These photographs help us see a watershed through time.


The camera systems are placed throughout the 90,000 square-mile basin, from its headwaters along the Continental Divide in the Colorado Rockies to the river’s confluence with the Missouri River on Nebraska’s eastern border. Like chapters in a book, each time-lapse camera tells one part of the story of that proverbial drop of water as it makes a journey of roughly 900 river miles through the heart of North America.

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CAMERA LOCATIONS

North Fork Cache La Poudre River

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North Loup River

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Pathfinder Reservoir Spillway

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Phantom Canyon Preserve

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Rocky Flats Development

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Rocky Flats Pond

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Rowe Sanctuary Crane Camera

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Rowe Sanctuary Tower

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Saline Wetland

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Sandhills Windmill

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Seminoe Dam

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Seminoe State Park Sunshine Beach

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Shoemaker Lake

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Silver Creek Beaver Dam

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State Line Gauge Upstream

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State Line Gauge Weir

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Upper Elkhorn River

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Whalen Diversion Dam Canal

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Whalen Diversion Dam Upstream

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Wildcat Hills

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Claire M. Hubbard Foundation
Camera technology provided by TRLcam
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