7344

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7344
• Author: Veenhuis, J. E. and D. E. Hillier.
• Title: Impact of Reservoir-Development Alternatives on Streamflow Quantity in the Yampa River Basin, Colorado and Wyoming.
• USFW Year: 1982.
• USFW - Doc Type: Lakewood, Colorado.
• Copyright Material: NO

Tables:
27-31.

33-36.

37-41.

CONTENTS--Continued

32.

of simulated historical monthly streamflows, control
25 (confluence of Yampa River and Milk Creek)--Continued:
With 50 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 50 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
30. With 75 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 75 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
31. With 100 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 100 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
Summary of monthly streamflows, control point 18 (Vampa River near
Maybell, Colo.), for simulated historical conditions, including
100 percent of transmountain diversions, and for historical

conditions--------------------------------------------------------

Summary of simulated historical monthly streamflows, control
point 18 (Yampa River near Maybell, Colo.):
33. With 25 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 25 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
34. With 50 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 50 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
35. With 75 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 75 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
36. With 100 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 100 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
Summary of simulated historical monthly streamflows, control
point 19 (Yampa River near Lily, Colo.):
37. For historical conditions and with 100 percent of trans-
mountain diversions--------------------------------------
38. With 25 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 25 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--
39. With 50 percent of agricultural and no transmountain
diversions, and with 50 percent of both agricultural and
transmountain diversions, and including 100 percent of
industrial and municipal diversions for all simulations--

Summary
point
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