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Water Supply Protection
File Number
7630.650
Description
Wild and Scenic - Yampa River
State
CO
Basin
Statewide
Date
6/30/1976
Author
Unknown
Title
Annotated Report Outline for Yampa-Green Wild and Scenic Rivers Study - Draft
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Report/Study
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<br />001752 <br /> <br />/ <br /> <br />/ L. Economic Resources and Use <br /> <br />(Includes land use) <br /> <br />1. Economic rcsources (includes lands, waters, minerals) <br />Describe present land uses, importance of each in the <br />past and present, and percent of land used for major <br />activities. Land uses include cropping, grazing, <br />mining, timber production, open space, wildlife <br />production, recreation, etc. Evaluate significant <br />minerals, and reservoir sites, (might want to focus <br />on the values relative to the Nation and the State). <br /> <br />2. Economy -- (how are these resources being used at this <br />time?) Percent of work force employed in different <br />industries, income (regional and national) generated by <br />different industries, present production levels of <br />different important industries. (How may these resources <br />be used in the future?) Use the two or three different <br />chapter five scenarios here to describe what can happen <br />and what the economic tradeoffs would be between the <br />different possible futures. For energy related activities, <br />show net energy produced, value per unit, and relate to <br />national average values per unit. For recreation, also <br />cover present participation and demand, future demands, <br />percent of resident and non-resident participation, and <br />recreation needs for significant activities. <br /> <br />IV. The Rivers and Their Corridors <br /> <br />l,~:I' <br />''I if! <br />.\.,\ I <br />..' I <br />,,> "V <br />'\-. <br /> <br />A. <br /> <br />General Description of the Corridor Segments <br /> <br />This is just a brief general summary or introduction to the <br />sub-sections within this section. y It will also include a <br />description of the riverscape.. . <br />A.dd.o.~k<l~'1P.tl\I\l\\io,' D\ II!>!);, Gr(f" RllI-tv o;;.e1l'\'\.QI~S. we,y,€. ~-tx. <br />arr;\l-tA 'l..\ iJ.. Cf&.V,,<;I(.j .....'11.<\ Ill./\ e.ho.\tl J.en~t'1...s I \'I~~I'I.""/pi\ ,,- <br /> <br />a. Type of terrain and landscape <br />b. River size (width and depth generally) <br />c. River course (types and frequency of meanders, flat water,' <br />rapids, etc.) <br />d. Type of river flow (controlled, spring runoff, clear, <br />muddy, etc.) <br />e. Scel'ery - (What makes it scenic?) Variety, contrasts <br />colors, etc. <br /> <br />i <br />~ <br />H <br /> <br />4 <br />
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