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<br />NOTE
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<br />Potential Irrigation - Western Colorado J~)!
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<br />Gunnison River Shed i92,000 A.F. - '2~~, ~ ~;lC .....q,.cvlivr...'~t~JwJ.,,~~~\t
<br />Colorado above Gunnison River Shed l50,ooo A.F. - I.:\. ~ ,,-\ vO r" ',\ . ,~
<br />San Juan-Dolores in Colorado 294,305 A.F. ...~t1l.t) '100 II
<br />Yampa Ilhite Shed '2lt>f)~-r';- il87,620 A.F.' :-\"''1.~~o e
<br />Little Snake Shed /, 1}~,6J5 A.F.~ ,,~~ ~~eR,
<br />Remaining after Western Colorado Irrigation "2.1, ').0'(.)
<br />Western Colorado Potential Municipal Consumption ' y~ ~:\o~ V.ft.'
<br />Remaining for Industrial Use and Evaporation \.~
<br />Pulp and Paper ftfill, Colorado River 3,000 A.F.
<br />Oil Shale and Related Industry 300,000 A.F.
<br />Evaporation from Use, Reservoirs -50,000 A.F.
<br />To care for all errors in irrigation estimates
<br />and' Coal, Synthetic Fuel, Atomic Energy Admin.,
<br />and all other future industry in ~jestern Colo. 389,340 A.F.
<br />Balance remaining for Diversion --
<br />Colorado Share possible Salvage Inf1ow-Outflmv
<br />Measure on Historic Use Basis
<br />Diversion Plans with no vfater Available
<br />1st Phase Gunnison-Arkansas
<br />Blue River-South Platte
<br />Gunnison-Arkansas Gravity Diversions
<br />Gunnison-Rio Grande Diversion
<br />Diversion tieservoir Evaporation
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<br />ANALYSIS OF COLORADO'S SHAHE
<br />OF
<br />COLORADO RIVER AND ITS USE
<br />CONSUMPTIVE, PRESENT AND POTElITIAL
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<br />1 Theoretical Water for Upper Basin States
<br />2 Allotted to Arizona
<br />Colorado, New Eexico, Utah, .{yorning
<br />3 Colorado Share of 51.75%
<br />4 Colorado Share of Mexican Treaty Shortage 106,475 A.F.
<br />5 Colorado Share Holdover Heservoir Evapor&tion 414,000 A.F.
<br />Total for Colorado Use
<br />6 Western Colorado Present Use l,129,OOO A.F.
<br />7 Eastern Colorado Present Use 544,000 A.F.
<br />Remaining for Colorado Use
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<br />9
<br />10
<br />11
<br />12
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<br />13
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<br />l7
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<br />68,000 A.F.
<br />430,000 A.F.
<br />590,000 A.F.
<br />20,000 A.F.
<br />30,000 A.F.
<br />~.lJtl,OOO A.F.
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<br />Total
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<br />Note 1. Colorado River Compact 1922 Article III (a).
<br />Note 2. Upper Colorado River Basin Compact Article III (a) (l).
<br />Note 3. Upper Colorado River Basin Compact Article III (a) (2).
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<br />7,500,000 A.F.
<br />50,000 A.F.
<br />7,450,000 A.F.
<br />3,855,375 A.F.
<br />
<br />520,415 A.F.
<br />3,334,900 A.F.
<br />
<br />1,673,000 A.F'.
<br />l,661,900 A.F.
<br />
<br />896,560 A.F.
<br />765,340 A.F.
<br />23,000 A.F.
<br />742,340 A.F.
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<br />742, J40 A.F.
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<br />37,933 A.F.
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