PROJ00259

• Contract/PO #: C153424
• Contractor Name: Colorado River Water Conservation District
• Water District: 0
• Bill Number: XB 99-999
• Loan Projects - Doc Type: Feasibility Study

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E. Water Storage and Conveyance Features Studied

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Several reservoir locations were investigated for use in the
development of alternatives. Some of these alternatives have been
investigated previously by the United States Bureau of Reclamation
(USBR) or other engineers, while other sites have never been formally
investigated. These dam and reservoir locations are shown in Figure
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Lower Kendig

On West Divide Creek below the Highline Ditch
Diversion. Same site as the USBR's Kendig Dam

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Upper Kendig

On West Divide Creek above the Highline Ditch
Diversion. This site was included so releases
could be made to the Highline Ditch wi thout
pumping.

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Haystack

On Upper West Divide Creek. This is a site on
the main stem and not the offstream site stu-
died by the USBR in 1963 and 1964.

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Dry Hollow

On lower Dry Hollow Creek; this is the same
site as that studied by the USBR.

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East Divide Creek

On the lower reaches of East Divide Creek
above the diversion points of the major
ditches. This site has not previously been
formally investigated.

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Upper Mamm

On the upper reaches of West Mamm Creek. This
site has never before been formally
investigated. This reservoir can service the
upper and lower halves of Hunter Mesa.

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Lower Mamm

On West Mamm Creek just upstream of its
confluence with Middle Mamm Creek and East
Mamm Creek. This reservoir can service the
lower half of Hunter Mesa.

Upper Beaver

On the upper reaches of Beaver Creek. This
site, which has not been previously studied,
uses a glacial morrain as part of the
impoundment.

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