About the author  ⁄ Carlo Citto, P.E.

Carlo Citto is a Structural Engineer and Principal at Atkinson-Noland & Associates. (ccitto@ana-usa.com)

The Montezuma Valley Irrigation Company Flume No. 6, also referred to as the McElmo Creek Flume (the Flume), located near the City of Cortez in Montezuma County, Colorado, is the last remaining flume of a water delivery system designed to irrigate the flat, open Montezuma Valley. The Flume is historically significant as an irrigation system of early Euro-American settlement.

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Stone is one of the oldest construction materials used by man, as well as the longest lasting building material available. Whether stone structures were built to provide shelters, aid agriculture, or provide a passage over an obstacle such as a river, a valley, etc., they have made a significant contribution in shaping the cultural landscape of countries around the world. In the United States, many examples of stone arch bridges can be found, still accomplishing their original function of bridging streams and rivers.
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