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<br /> TABLE Ua
<br /> Colorado River Buin
<br /> Estimated Average Annual Water Supply and Deplmons
<br /> (acre feet}
<br /> 1_ 1981.05 1981.05
<br /> Average 1981.05 ,"'.05 1981-85 1981.05 1981... Average Ave~e
<br /> Annual Average A_go Average Average Average Total Basin
<br /> Natural Export> Supply Agric:ulture Mad EVillporation Depletions Yield
<br /> Flow Av,ilable Consumption Consumption (5)
<br /> (AP)
<br /> 0)
<br />Green Rivn Basin
<br />Uttle snake R. 220,400
<br />Yampa It 1.241,100
<br />WhiteR. 573,400
<br />TOTAL Ul34.900 0 2ft34,900 143,300 17,400 6.soo 167.200 1,867,700
<br />Colorado )tiver 'Buin
<br />Millin Stern 3.602.400
<br />Gunnison R 2.378,700
<br />DoIoresR.. 843.soo
<br />TOTAL 6,824,600 500,400 6)24..200 1..0:11,]00 20,100 67,600 1........ 5,22.SAOO
<br />San Juan River Basin
<br />SanJuanft 1.938.200 3.400 V34,.800 211.300 ',300 8,700 lli,3OO ],710,500
<br />CRSP Evaroration 306,400 306AOO
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<br />STA1ETOTAL 10,797.700 503.... 10~93,900 1..365,100 ".... "'.2DD 1,796,700 8,803,600 '; .
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<br /> 1_ 1981-85
<br /> A_go Maximum 1981.05 1981'" 1981-85 Potential
<br /> AnnooJ Export> Supply Maximum Maximum Maximum Maximum Buin
<br /> Natural 100... Available Agriculture Mad Evaporation Total Yield
<br /> Flow (3) Consumption Conaumption (2) 'Depletions
<br /> (AP) (2) (') (5)
<br /> 0)
<br />Green River Buin (4)
<br />UttieSnaltl'R. 220,400 14,900 SOD
<br />YampaR. 1,241,100 89AOO 18,900 ..soo
<br />WhiteR. 573AOO 54.300 7.000 l.soo
<br />TOTAL 2..034,900 0 2,034.900 158,600 25.900 6.soo 191,000 1.843,900
<br />Colorado River 'Basin (4)
<br />Main StmI 3.602.400 548.soo "AOO 47,100
<br />GunnisonR 2.378,700 462.000 14,700 17,900
<br />DoloresR. 843.soo 67.2DD 3.soo 7,300
<br />TOTAL 6,824,600 630..so0 6,194,100 1,ll77,700 56.... 72.300 1,206,600 4,987,500
<br />San Juan River Buin (4)
<br />San Juan It 1,938,200 ',300 1,933,900 230.000 11,400 13,900 255,300 1.678,600
<br />CR5P Evaporation 341,100 341,100
<br />STA1ET01AL 10,797,700 ....... 10,162.900 lA66,300 1,994,000 8,510,000 ,
<br />93.900 433.... C'J.,;'.
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<br />NOTES
<br />1. Ni!ltural flows reflect only water which originilltes in Colorado. Thus, 248.600..f of Uttle Snollke flows originating
<br /> in WYOMing and 259.soo af of SilIn Juan River water are not included.
<br />2 Ag and Evaporation values have not ~ed tM millumum values recorded during the 1981-&5 period.
<br />3. Exportsl'\?ilIChed I.l\ ~l time high In 1978. Through 1994, annull exports from the Colorado have notexceNed this value.
<br />,. Maximum M&I values from US. GeologicAl Survey WRIR s8-ilOl, Ail other values from US. Bure..u of Redamation
<br /> Consumptive Uses and l.o:s.,es Report.
<br />5. Depletion values do not include exports, depletions from exports column must be added In to compute the total
<br /> depIWor\S occurring from a win.
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