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Rafters, ranchers and acequieros cope with historic drought

Summary by The Taos News
Rather than its usual, chocolate milky appearance this time of year, the Rio Grande is flowing crystal clear through Taos County this spring. From a raft along the Orilla Verde stretch of the Rio Grande, just below the Taos Junction…
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Rafters, ranchers and acequieros cope with historic drought

Rather than its usual, chocolate milky appearance this time of year, the Rio Grande is flowing crystal clear through Taos County this spring. From a raft along the Orilla Verde stretch of the Rio Grande, just below the Taos Junction…

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The Taos News broke the news on Thursday, May 14, 2026.
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