BOARD01352

• Board Meeting Date: 2/1/1966
• Description: Minutes
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Meeting

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near steamboat Springs, are equipped with
heated artificial controls to minimize ice
effect during the winter period. Fourteen
stations were discontinued at the end of the
'65 water year. These heated control stations
in the steamboat Springs area were put in in
connection with the Bureau's atmospheric water
resources investigation. They felt that it was
necessary to have measurement of flow even
during the winter months as accurately as
possible.

The following publications have been re-
leased since our last report at a meeting of
the Colorado Water Conservation Board:

Hater-Supply Paper 1682, "I-lagnitude and
Frequency of Floods in the United States",
for Part 8 which is the Rio Grande Basin.

t'later-Supply Paper 1760, "Ground-Nater
Levels in the United States, 1956-60,
North\~estern states".

Nater-Supply Paper 1799, "Geology and
Occurrence of Ground Water in Otero County
and the Southern Part of Crowley County,
Colorado".

Professional Paper 441, "Water Resources
of the Upper Colorado River Basin - Technical
Report", by H. V. Iorns. t'later Resources of
the Upper Colorado River Basin,Basic Data
Report was issued several months ago and this
is an interpretative report on that same in-
vestigation of the Upper Basin.

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Colorado Water Conservation Board Circu-
lar 11, "pumping Tests in Colorado" was dupli-
cated by the Denver GPO and is now available
from the Colorado Water Conservation Board for
$1.00 handling fee.

Hydrologic Atlas 236, "Ground Water in
Black Squirrel Creek Valley, El Paso County,