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When did the Dillon Reservoir freeze over? Later than usual, according to Denver Water.

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The Dillon Reservoir froze over this month on Jan. 9, later than average, according to Denver Water. Denver Water spokesperson Jimmy Luthye said in an email that on average the Dillon Reservoir freezes over on Dec. 25, Christmas Day. When the reservoir freezes over in the winter, it becomes a playground for recreational activities, from cross-country skiing to ice fishing, ice hockey, dogsled racing, kiteboarding and more. “A number of factors l…

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When did the Dillon Reservoir freeze over? Later than usual, according to Denver Water.

The Dillon Reservoir froze over this month on Jan. 9, later than average, according to Denver Water. Denver Water spokesperson Jimmy Luthye said in an email that on average the Dillon Reservoir freezes over on Dec. 25, Christmas Day. When the reservoir freezes over in the winter, it becomes a playground for recreational activities, from cross-country skiing to ice fishing, ice hockey, dogsled racing, kiteboarding and more. “A number of factors l…

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