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10/27/2009 10:29:05 AM
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Loan Projects
Contract/PO #
CT2015-058
C150296
Contractor Name
Gypsum, Town of
Contract Type
Loan
Water District
0
County
Eagle
Loan Projects - Doc Type
Feasibility Study
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Gypsum Loan Feasibiliry Outline <br />CWCB Water Project Loan Program <br />Page 13 of 33 <br />consistently since the late 1950s by the USGS Cross Creek Near Minturn, Colorado gage, <br />site number 09065100. The subject locations are depicted generally below. <br />General Locations <br />A number of hydrologic parameters govern watershed discharge, so sufficient <br />information for perfect correlation cannot be developed without excessive effort and <br />expense. Adequate correlation is, however, likely attainable by considering just a few of <br />the most important parameters. Chief among these is precipitation. Barring any <br />transbasin input, a watershed can only discharge that water, or more accurately, a portion <br />of that water which falls from the sky as precipitation landing within its drainage area. <br />Another important parameter is land cover, which along with other characteristics affects <br />the proportion of the precipitation which becomes discharge. For example, a catchment <br />composed primarily of bare rock will discharge a larger percentage of its precipitation <br />than will a densely forested catchment. Quantification of these parameters allows for <br />significantly improved hydrologic yield estimation compared to the area proration <br />method previously utilized. <br />In order to determine the amount of precipitation available to the subject catchments and <br />gaged watersheds, the drainage area for each was first determined by applying ESRI's <br />ArcMap Spatial Analyst Watershed Tool to 1/3 aresecond NED digital elevation data <br />
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