Property Ownership
In Idaho's prior appropriation water rights system, a 'water right' is best described as:
AOwnership of the water itself
BThe right to use a specific amount of water for a beneficial purpose with a defined priority date✓ Correct
CA property right that transfers automatically with real estate
DA government license to pollute waterways
Explanation
Under Idaho's prior appropriation system, a water right is the right to use a specified quantity of water for a beneficial purpose, with a priority date. Senior rights take precedence during shortages.
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