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CRDSS Task 2.09-20 - Summation of CU Estimates (Irrigation and Other Uses) for Selected Basins Within the Colorado River Basin for calender year 1985-1990
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This task memorandum summarizes the results of consumptive use (CU) for irrigated areas and other uses (livestock, stockponds, municipal, thermal electric, mineral resources, and export) associated with the Yampa, White, Upper Colorado, San Juan, and Dolores River Basins.
Decision Support - Doc Type
Task Memorandum
Date
1/21/1997
DSS Category
Consumptive Use
DSS
Colorado River
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Contract/PO #
C153658, C153727, C153752
Grant Type
Non-Reimbursable
Bill Number
SB92-87, HB93-1273, SB94-029, HB95-1155, SB96-153, HB97-008
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Riverside Technology inc.
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is 22,706 acre -ft which pro -rated to the total irrigated area in the three county - <br />huc's being modeled is 31,757 acre -ft. The 6 -year annual amount of water short <br />for the structures being modeled is 418 acre -ft which pro -rated to the total <br />irrigated area in the three county -huc's being modeled is 794 acre -ft. <br />3.3.2 Other Uses <br />The CRDSS CU model is implemented using the White River Basin database. <br />CU estimates for the livestock, stockpond, and municipal are obtained for the <br />White River Basin. The data for reservoir, thermal electric, and mineral were <br />obtained from the USGS by HUC. The export category was obtained from the <br />state engineers office. <br />Table 12 shows the six -year average annual CU for the different non - <br />evapotranspiration categories. The six -year average annual consumptive use for <br />non - evapotranspiration categories is 2,720 acre -ft. <br />3.4 Yampa River Basin <br />3.4.1 Crop Consumptive Use <br />The total irrigated lands, lands being modeled and percentage of lands being <br />modeled for each county -huc are shown in Table 13. This information can be <br />used to evaluate the validity of the pro -rated estimates of CU and amount of <br />water short in a county -huc (i.e., whether the county -huc combination is <br />adequately modeled by the diversion structures). Table 14 and 15 show the <br />amount of water short, and the estimated crop CU, respectively, by county -huc <br />combination. <br />The crop consumptive use and amount of water short in a county -huc <br />combination are estimated using the results of CU calculations at the structure <br />level. The 6 -year annual average estimated CU for the diversion structures being <br />modeled is 62,563 acre -ft which pro -rated to the total irrigated areas in the eight <br />county -huc's being modeled becomes 90,108 acre -ft. The 6 -year annual amount <br />of water short for the diversion structures being modeled is 7,052 acre -ft which <br />pro -rated to the total irrigated area in the eight county -huc's being modeled is <br />9,930 acre -ft. <br />3.4.2 Other Uses <br />The CRDSS CU model is implemented using the Yampa River Basin data. CU <br />estimates for the livestock, stockpond, and municipal are obtained for the Yampa <br />River Basin. The data for reservoir, thermal electric, and mineral were obtained <br />from the USGS by HUC. The export category was obtained from the state <br />engineers office. <br />
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