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I I I I I I I I I I LIST OF FIGURES Figure No. Page No. S-1 Average Mass Balance of the Yampa River Mainstem .................................. S-5.6 S-2 Nine Reservoir Sites Visited in June of 1991 ..........................................S-I1.12 S-3 Network Diagram of the Yampa River Basin Model..................................S-15,16 S-4 End-of-Month Reservoir Contents. 2015 Demand Level.................................S-27 S-5 End-of-Month Reservoir Contents, 2040 Demand Level.................................S-28 1-1 Location of the Yampa River Basin ........................................................... 1-2 1-2 Key Geographical Features of the Yampa River Basin .................................. 1-3,4 2-1 Hydrographic Features of the Yampa River Basin .......................................2-3,4 2-2 Average Mass Balance of the Yampa River Mainstem .................................. 2-5,6 2-3 Location of Key Basin Water Rights.. .................................................... 2-9,10 3-1 Location of Basin Reservoirs and Demands ............................................3-13,14 4-1 Location of 64 Potential Reservoir Sites ...................................................4-3,4 4-2 Nine Reservoir Sites Visited in June of 1991........................................... 4-9.10 4-3 FinalS Reservoir Sites Recommended................................................... 4-31,32 5-1 Network Diagram of the Yampa River Basin Model.....................................5-7.8 5-2 Yampa River Basin Water Consumption ....................................................5-16 5-3 Demand Adjustments Applied to Historical Conditions to Achieve Uniform 191\9 Potential Use Conditions.......................................... 5-20 5-4 Hypothetical Model Reservoir Diagram.....................................................5-25 6-1 Modeled Water Deliveries and Shortages - Scenario I..................................... 6-9 6-2 End-of-Month Reservoir Storage - Scenario I .................................. ............ 6-10 6-3 Modeled Water Deliveries and Shortages. Scenario 11...................................6-13 6-4 End-of-Month Reservoir Storage - Scenario II................................. ............6-15 6-5 Modeled Water Deliveries and Shortages - Scenario III.................................. 6-18 6-6 End-of-Month Reservoir Storage - Scenario III ............................................6-19 6-7 Modeled Water Deliveries and Shortages - Scenario IV .................................6-23 6-8 End-of-Month Reservoir Storage - Scenario IV............................................ 6-24 6-9 Modeled Water Deliveries and Shortages - Scenario V.................................. 6-27 6-10 End-of-Month Reservoir Storage - Scenario V............................................. 6-27 6-11 Modeled Reservoir Surface Fluctuation ....... .............................................. 6-31 7-1 Relationship Between Demand Shortages and Elkhead Reservoir Size................. 7-5 7-2 Relationship Between Demand Shortages and Stagecoach Reservoir Size............. 7-5 7-3 End-of-Month Reservoir Contents. Near-term Scenario.................................. 7-15 7-4 End-of-Month Reservoir Contents. Long-term Scenario .................................7-16 7-5 Comparison of Daily vs. Monthly Flows. Yampa River at Deerlodge Park .........7-18 7-6 Elkhead Dam and the Proposed Enlargement in Plan View.................... Attachment 7-7 Cross Sectional View ofElkhead Deam and Proposed Enlargement ..............7-21.22 7-8 Stagecoach Dam and the Proposed Enlargement in Plan View................ Attachment 7-9 Cross Sectional View of Stagaecoach Dam and the Proposed Enlargement ...... 7-29,30 7-10 Long-term Project Development Schedule. ............................................. 7-37,31\ 7-11 Detailed Near-term Project Development Schedule ................................... 7-39.40 v