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Report on Review of 308 Report Platte River, Colo., Wyo., and Nebr., House Document No. 197 73D Congress 2nd Session on Flood Control for Bear Creek Colorado
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Report on Review of 308 Report Platte River, Colo., Wyo., and Nebr., House Document No. 197 73D Congress 2nd Session on Flood Control for Bear Creek Colorado
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Report on Review of 308 Report Platte River, Colo., Wyo., and Nebr., House Document No. 197 73D Congress 2nd Session on Flood Control for Bear Creek Colorado
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3/1/1941
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Besson, F. S.
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Report on Review of 308 Report Platte River, Colo., Wyo., and Nebr., House Document No. 197 73D Congress 2nd Session on Flood Control for Bear Creek Colorado
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15. Silting of reservoirs,. Evidence clearly indicates that the <br />deposition of silt and boulders would limit the economic life of any <br />flood - control reservoir. One silt storage reservoir, on Cold Spring <br />Gulch, a tributary of Bear Creek, was almost completely filled in the <br />3 -year period, 1935 to 1939, inclusive. It is believed that this was <br />largely filled during the flood of September 2, 1939, as that is the only <br />flood known to have occurred during that period. <br />16. Weather.- There are at present no Weather Bureau stations lo- <br />cated in the Bear Creek Basin. The records at the Idaho Springs station <br />in the Clear Creek Basin, which is immediately north of the Bear Creek <br />Basin, are considered to be more representative for this basin than <br />those of the Denver station which is in the plains area. With the ex- <br />ception of the years 1901 to 1904, inclusive, the record at Idaho Springs <br />extends from 1997 to date. <br />17. The precipitation ranges from a maximum of 24.79 inches in 1995 <br />to a minimum of 9.74 inches in 1993. The mean annual precipitation is <br />15,72 inches, with 74 percent occurring during the period April 1 to <br />September 30, inclusive. <br />19. The temperature records at Idaho Springs vary from a maximum <br />of 90 degrees above zero to a minimum of 29 degrees below zero, with a <br />mean annual temperature of 43.1 degrees. July is the warmest month with <br />a mean temperature of 62.1 degrees, while December and January are the <br />coldest months with a mean temperature of 27.0 degrees. The average <br />growing season is 121 days., <br />19. Stream flow,- The U. S. Geological Survey in conjunction with <br />the state of Colorado has maintained gaging stations on Bear Creek at <br />Morrison from August 1997 to September 1991, May 1895 to March 1902, and <br />from 1919 to date. Between 1919 and 1934, a station was maintained at <br />Idledale, but it was abandoned and a new one installed at Morrison. The <br />records at Idledalc and Morrison are considered to be comparable. A <br />station has also been maintained at Sheridan Junction, about 0.75 mile <br />w6 <br />
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