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<br />II - 10 <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />HISTORICAL FLOODS AND HYDROLOGY COMPARISON <br /> <br />The G&O study presented gage data for South Boulder Creek at Eldorado Springs <br />for peak flows greater than 1,000 cfs. These data appear to be taken from the <br />1969 Corps of Engineers Floodplain Information Report, except that the May 7, <br />1 969 is updated from "preliminary estimates." We have checked flow data <br />through 1999 and there have been no additional flood peaks reported greater than <br />1 000 cfs. <br /> <br />TABLE 11-2 <br /> <br />Historical Peak Discharges on South Boulder Creek <br />at Gaging Station Near Eldorado Springs 1 <br /> <br />Drainage Area: 109 Square Miles <br />Location: 6.7 miles downstream from Gross Reservoir <br />and 1 mile west of Eldorado Springs <br /> <br />Peak Discharges2.3 <br />Date of Occurrence CFS <br />3 Jun 1895 1130 <br />9 May 1990 1100 <br />20 Jun 1909 1340 <br />24 May 1914 1240 <br />6 Jun 1921 1440 <br />'2 Sep 1938 7390 <br />21 Jun 1947 1290 <br />6 Jun 1949 1430 <br />18 Jun 1951 2370 <br />4 Jun 1952 1080 <br />7 May 1969 1690 <br /> <br />1 Records taken from United States Department of Interior Geological Survey, "Water-Supply <br />Papers 1310 and 1680" and the yearly "Water Surface Records for Colorado. n <br /> <br />2 Only peak discharges which exceeded 1,000 cubic feet per second lets) are listed. <br /> <br />3 There have been no events reported greater than 1,000 cfs through 1999. <br />