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CONTENTS Figure 6.2.3-1. Graphs showing water temperature and air temperature relations at 13 streamflow-gaging stations in the central part of the White River basin, Colorado-------- 63 Page 6.3-1. Map showing minimum and maximum suspended-sediment discharges at seven stations--------------------------- 65 6.4-1. Map showing long-term water-quality stations on the White River-------------------------------------------- 69 6.5~1. Map showing benthic-invertebrate sampling stations on the White River, Colo.--------------------------------- 71 TABLES Table 4.2-1. Streamflow characteristics at selected gaging stations----------------------------------------------- 17 Page 4.3-1. Flow duration at 10 selected streamflow-gaging stations-------------~------------------------------~-- 19 5.1-1. White River water-quality reconnaissance sites---------- 24 5.1-2. Tributary water-quality reconnaissance sites------------ 24 6.1.1-1. Regression coefficients and statistics for the relation between daily dissolved-solids concentration and daily discharge---------------------- 41 6.1.1-2. Monthly mean dissolved-solids loads and total annual loads estimated from regression analyses-------- 44 6.1.2-1. Coefficients for relations between dissolved- solids and specific conductance------------------------ 48 6.2.1-1. Harmonic parameters for periodic stream temperatures for selected stations-~~--------~--------------~------- 55 6.2.3-1. Water temperature versus air temperature, White River basin, Colorado---------------------------- 61 6.4-1. Regression equations of major ions versus specific conductance and discharge at selected stations--------- 67 6.5-1. Relative abundance of benthic invertebrates at six White River stations, White River basin, Colorado----------------------------------------------- 71 vii