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<br />Table...Z.. .little..Snake.Ri"erPeakfloVV..FteqtjenCyat.I..Hy>Gage.... <br />for..Selfi!cted.Retoin...Periods <br /> <br /> <br />Lily. <br /> <br />4,830 cfs 7,300 cfs 9,060 cfs 15,110cfs 19,810 cfs <br />(137 m3/sl (207 m3/sl (257 m3/sl (428 m3/sl (561 m3/sl <br />9,670 cfs 12,370 cfs 14,550 cfs 20,070 cfs 23,700 cfs <br />(274 m3/sl (350 m3/sl (412 m3/sl (568 m3/sl (671 m3/sl <br /> <br />Maybell b <br /> <br /> <br />.....U$in~...Log...Normal...Distributiol1..and ..the..periocl. ()fI'EtCord.192~.t()....1.994 <br /> <br />bAdaptedfroJTlRCI (199J) <br /> <br /> <br /> .. cc- ..... '7' .... .. - ,-... <br />I ..TabIEf3. \f\lyomingMonthlyDepletionsfrpmfhEfLittleSnakeRiver" ((;lfl <br /> Nov.... ... ..... .....Jl.IA ....d <br /> Depletion Oct Dee Jan Feb Mar Apr May AlJg Sep Total <br /> Irrigation 216 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.224 4969 7,202 5,977 3.745 23.333 <br /> Municipal 3 3 3 3 3 3 8 8 8 8 8 8 66 <br /> Transbasin 286 258 245 226 191 199 507 4,257 6749 2,718 528 296 16,460 <br /> Total 505 261 248 229 194 202 515 5.489 1 1.726 9.928 6.513 4.049 39,895 <br /> . ... .. ........ .... . .. . ..> <>< ...... . ..... .>> >> ..... ..... .................. <br />..Adapted..from..CWCB.drllft report (1994) . . ... ..... ..... . .... .. .... .... .,... ... d............> ......... ...... <br /> <br />Future Depletions <br />The CWCS draft report (1994) relied on the proposed Sandstone Reservoir <br />Feasibility Report to estimate future depletions of the Little Snake River which <br />included Sandstone Reservoir, additional irrigation acreage and increased in-basin <br />municipal and industrial use. The additional annual depletion was estimated at <br />51,300 af which would increase the annual depletion to 91,200 af. This projected <br />depletion represented approximately 21 % of the average annual flow in the river. <br />About 31 % of the projected depletion would be diverted from the river during the <br />peak flow month in May and 58% of the total projected annual depletion would <br />occur during the May-June period. No other future depletions were identified at <br />that time. <br /> <br />17 <br />