Gunnison is a mountain range in Colorado, United States. It includes the summit of Mount Gunnison, which is the highest peak in the state and is also the tallest peak in the contiguous United States. The range extends northward from the Continental Divide to the Great Basin Desert.
Gunnison's law is a scientific theory that describes how water levels in streams or rivers vary with the temperature and precipitation patterns during spring and summer. It suggests that these conditions affect the amount of dissolved oxygen available for plants, which can have cascading effects on aquatic ecosystems.
