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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7740
Author
McAda, C. W. and L. R. Kaeding.
Title
Physical Changes in the Gunnison and Colorado Rivers Resulting from Construction of the Aspinall Unit and Related Projects, with Hypotheses to Assess the Effects on the Endangered Fishes
USFW Year
1991.
USFW - Doc Type
Final Report.
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~ 1 <br /> <br />LIST OF FIGURES <br />Figure <br />Page <br />1. Important features in the Upper Colorado and Gunnison River <br />subbasins. 3 <br />2. Estimated effect of the Aspinall Unit on mean, bi-monthly water <br />temperature at two locations in the Gunnison River and two <br />locations in the Colorado River. 13 <br />3. Average annual suspended-sediment load (tons/AF; upper) and mean <br />of the average suspended-sediment load for the pre- and post- <br />Aspinall periods (lower) in the. Gunnison River near Grand <br />Junction. Data summarized from Elliott and DeFeyter (1986). 15 <br />4. Double mass curve showing relation between annual suspended- <br />sediment load and annual stream discharge in the Colorado River at <br />the Cisco gage, water years 1930-1982. (excerpted from Thompson <br />1984) 16 <br />5. Peak streamflow (highest mean-daily streamflow for the year; <br />upper) and average peak streamflow for three periods (early <br />development [1917-1938]), middle development [1939-1965], and <br />post-Aspinall development [1966-1988]; lower [mean ± 1 SE, <br />minimum and maximum]) for the Gunnison River near Grand Junction, <br />Colorado, streamflow was recorded at the U:S.G.S. stream gage at <br />Whitewater. 17 <br />6. Peak streamflow (highest mean-daily streamflow for the year; <br />upper) and average peak streamflow for three periods (early <br />development [1914-1938]), middle development [1939-1965], and <br />post-Aspinall development [1966-1989]; lower [mean ± 1 SE, <br />minimum and maximum]) for the Colorado River at Cisco, Utah. <br />U.S.G.S. stream gage 09180500. 18 <br />7. Mean-monthly streamflow in the Gunnison (upper) and Colorado <br />(lower) rivers for three periods (early development [1914-1938], <br />middle development [1939-1965], and post-Aspinall development <br />[1966-1989]). 20 <br />8. Plot of geometric-mean catch per effort (C/E) versus maximum- <br />annual discharge for post-larval Colorado squawfish collected in <br />the Colorado River between river miles 0 and 110 during October, <br />1982-19$8. Lines indicate ± 1 standard error; numbers indicate <br />year of collection. Excerpted from McAda and Kaeding (1989). 26 <br />v <br />
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