9568

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 9568
• Author: Resource Consultants Inc.
• Title: Sediment Transport Studies of the Little Snake, Yampa, and Green River Systems.
• USFW Year: 1991.
• USFW - Doc Type: Fort Collins, CO.
• Copyright Material: NO

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I Figure 1.1 Green River drainage basin with principal gaging station 1-2
identified by triangles (from Andrews, 1986).
FJgUI'e 1.2 Map ofYampa River Basin showing tributaries to the 1..2
I Yampa and Little Snake Rivers (after Andrews, 1978).
Figure 2.1 Mean-annual runoff and total-sediment load at selected 2-1
I gaging stations expressed as percentages of the combined
runoff and combined total-sediment loads of the Yampa
and Little Snake Rivers, estimated for the Yampa River
I at Deerlodge Park, Colo. (from Andrews, 1978).
FJgUI'e 2.2 Flow conditions at a function of particle Reynolds 2-5
I Number for various flow depths.
Figure 3.1 Map of Yampa River Basin showing tributaries to the 3-2
Yampa and Little Snake Rivers (after Andrews, 1978),
I and showing 1989 gaging station locations.
Figure 3.2 Stream gaging and sediment sampling with a truck- 3-3
I mounted boom.
Figure 33 1989 runoff season hydrograph at Mayben. 3-4
I FtgUl"e 3.4 1989 Runoff season hydrograph at Lily. 3-4
FJgUI'e 3.5 1989 Runoff season hydrograph at Dixon. 3-5
I Figure 3.6 Comparison of 1989 measured wash load and suspended 3-7
sand load.
I Figure 3.7 1989 Measured bed material load (sum of bed load 3..8
and suspended sand load).
I Figure 3.8 1989 Field season bedload gradation curves at 3..10
gaging sites.
I Figure 3.9 1989 Field season bed material gradation results 3 -14
for Yampa Canyon.
Figure 3.10 1989 Field season bedload and grab sample results 3 -15
I in Yampa Canyon.
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