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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9349
Author
Fischer, N. T., M. S. Toll, A. C. Cully and L. D. Potter.
Title
Vegetation Along Green and Yampa Rivers and Response to Fluctuating Water Levels, Dinosaur National Monument.
USFW Year
1983.
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Albuquerque.
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<br />The Green River below the Yampa <br />The USGS gauging station at Jensen, Utah, four miles south of the <br />Monument boundary, is the first point of discharge measurement on the Green <br />below the conf luence with the Yampa. The average discharge at this station <br />since the continuous record began in 1946 has been 4,355 cfs. The maximum <br />was recorded during June, 1957, at 36,500 cfs. The minimum was 102 cfs in <br />December, 1904. Prior to 1963, the peak base flow was 7,500 cfs. <br />Al"though the Green River is regulated by Flaming Gorge Dam, having a <br />daily fluctuation in discharge but little seasonal change, the input from <br />the Yampa gives the section below the confluence a distinct seasonal flood <br />period. The maximum discharges below the confluence are lower than those <br />prior to 1963 and there is now a daily fluctuation added to the seasonal <br />fluctuation. In recent years, the peak flows at Jensen have ranged from <br />7,360 to 22,100 cfs and low flows have been between 1,000 and 2,000 cfs. <br />19 <br />
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