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Part 1 of Final Report for the Platte River Research Cooperative Agreement (aka Platte River Recovery Implementation Program or PRRIP)
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WY
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South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
12/1/1999
Author
Boyle Engineering Corporation
Title
Water Conservation/Supply Reconnaissance Study for the Platte River Research Cooperative Agreement - Part 1
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8.G.39 Dawson Canal: SDF = 3250 Days, Reductions to Target <br />Flow Shortages without Diversions ........ .........................8 <br />-G -52 <br />8.G.40 Dawson Canal: SDF = 3250 Days, Reductions to Target <br />Flow Shortages with Diversions ............. .........................8 <br />-G -52 <br />8.G.41 Cost Summary, Groundwater Recharge/Return Flow <br />Projects in Regions 3 .............................. .........................8 <br />-G -53 <br />8.G.42 Scenario 1 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 10, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -59 <br />8.G.43 Scenario 1 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 17, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -59 <br />8.G.44 Scenario 1 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 18, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -60 <br />8.G.45 Scenario 1 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 19, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -60 <br />8.G.46 Scenario 2 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 10, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -61 <br />8.G.47 Scenario 2 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 17, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -61 <br />8.G.48 Scenario 2 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 18, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -62 <br />8.G.49 Scenario 2 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 19, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -62 <br />8.G.50 Scenario 3 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 10, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -63 <br />8.G.51 Scenario 3 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 17, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -63 <br />8.G.52 Scenario 3 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 18, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -64 <br />8.G.53 Scenario 3 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 19, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -64 <br />8.G.54 Scenario 4 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 17, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -65 <br />8.G.55 Scenario 4 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 18, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -65 <br />8.G.56 Scenario 4 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 19, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -65 <br />8.G.57 Scenario 5 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />Reach 17, Net Hydrologic Effect ............ .........................8 <br />-G -66 <br />8.G.58 Scenario 5 — Groundwater Pumping from the Mound in <br />18, Net Hydrologic Effect <br />Reach ............ .........................8 <br />-G -66 <br />I:\PROJECTS\PlatteMork Products \Task TTOC3.doc XVIII <br />
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