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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7758
Author
Stanford, J. A. and P. C. Nelson.
Title
Instream Flows to Assist the Recovery of Endangered Fishes of the Upper Colorado River Basin.
USFW Year
1994.
USFW - Doc Type
Denver, Colorado.
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4 BIOLOGICAL REPORT 24 <br />Fontenelle <br />>I0M <br />='z <br />Flaming <br />Duchesne R. <br /> <br /> <br /> C/ <br /> <br />fI C <br />4 <br />4• f 4 <br />?a <br />San Juan R. <br />Flow Gauge <br />Dam <br />Diversion Dam <br />-}? Trans-basin Diversion <br />6`. Tailwater Trout Fishery <br />Rhithron-Potamon Transition <br />Squawfish Spawning Area <br />Nursery Area <br />C Humpback Chub Population <br />WYOMING <br />? ---- -- ----------COLORADO <br />C ' - Yampa <br />White River - 4- <br />+ <br />I - -? .e?Je <br />P_ GV?? 4T { <br />ONE 0_1 <br />.?; Aspinal <br />r* T 70 <br />?? 1 coo <br />ka <br /> <br />UTAH _ COLORADO <br />--- --------------- - -- -- ------ <br />ARIZONA NEW MEXICO <br />r•f? ?9 <br />Kilometers 0 50 100 150 200 250 <br />Miles 0 50 100 150 <br />Fig. 1. The Upper Colorado River Basin ecosystem upstream from Lake Powell showing rhithron-potamon <br />transition zones on the largest tributaries, generalized localities of humpback chub populations, localities of <br />squawfish spawning and nursery areas (i.e., alluvial reaches and associated backwaters and wetlands where <br />young-of-the-year and juvenile razorback sucker and Colorado River squawfish are most often found), large <br />hydroelectric or storage dams and diversion dams that regulate discharge and block squawfish and razorback <br />migration, and localities of economically important tailwater trout fisheries (modified from Stanford and Ward <br />1984,1986b; Tyus and Karp 1991).
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