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• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 1004
• Author: Boyle, J., K. Covay and D. Bauer.
• Title: Quantity and Quality of Streamflow in the White River Basin, Colorado and Utah.
• USFW Year: 1984.
• USFW - Doc Type: Lakewood, CO.
• Copyright Material: NO

CONTENTS

Figure 5.2.5.2-1. Graphs showing total-recoverable trace-element
concentrations-------------------------------------- 39

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6.1.1-1. Map showing location of streamflow-gaging stations
used to estimate daily dissolved-solids
concentrations and monthly and annual loads--------- 43

6.1.2-1. Graphs showing dissolved-sglids loads at water-
quality stations 39 and 44-------------------------- 47

6.1.2-2. Map showing location of water-quality stations used
to estimate dissolved-solids concentrations--------- 49

6.1.2-3. Graph showing dissolved-solids and specific-
conductance relations------------------------------- 49

6.1.3-1. Graph showing possible dissolved-solids concentrations
in Piceance Creek at White River, Colo., that could
result from the discharge of ground water containing
variable dissolved-solids concentrations into the

creek----------------------------------------------- 51

6.1.3-2. Map showing location of stations used in analysis of
possible dissolved-solids changes in streamflow----- 51

6.1.3-3. Graph showing possible dissolved-solids concentrations
in Yellow Creek near White River, Colo., that could
result from the discharge of ground water containing
variable dissolved-solids concentrations into the

creek----------------------------------------------- 53

6.1.3-4. Graph showing possible dissolved-solids concentrations
in Evacuation Creek near Watson, Utah, that could
result from the discharge of ground water containing
variable dissolved-solids concentrations into the

creek----------------------------------------------- 53

6.2.1-1. Graph showing seasonal temperature patterns for period
of record at station 21 White River below Meeker,
Colo. (1962-81)------------------------------------- 56

6.2.1-2. Graph showing seasonal temperature patterns for period
of record at station 44 Piceance Creek at White River,
Colo. (1971-81)------------------------------------- 57

6.2.2-1. Graph showing relations between stream-temperature
harmonic-analysis coefficients and stream elevation- 59

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