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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8064
Description
Federal Water Rights Colorado Indian Negotiations
State
CO
Basin
Statewide
Date
1/1/1986
Author
Unknown
Title
Dolores Project Report
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />000500 <br /> <br />acre-feet of dead storage. The water surface area will total 4,470 acres at <br />the top of the active capacity at an elevation of 6924.0 feet, The reservoir <br />will extend approximately 10 miles up the Dolores River, 4 miles up Beaver <br />Creek, I mile up Dry Creek, 2 miles up House Creek, and 2 miles up the Great <br />Cut saddle to the dike. <br /> <br />Accumulated sediments are expected to occupy a total volume of 11,000 <br />acre-feet in 100 years, with about 2,800 acre-feet in the active pool, <br /> <br />DAWSON DRAW DAM AND RESERVOIR <br /> <br />Dawson Draw Dam, to be constructed on Dawson Draw about 9 miles north of <br />Cortez, will be an earth, sand, gravel, and rock structure with a volume of <br />106,000 cubic yards of material. At a crest elevation of 6556,0 feet, the <br />dam will be 56 feet high, 1,085 feet long, and 30 feet wide. Dawson Draw <br />Reservoir will provide habitat for fish, waterfowl, and other wildlife, and <br />will have a total capacity of 3,310 acre-feet, consisting of 3,210 acre-feet <br />of inactive capacity and 100 acre-feet of dead capacity, A surcharge <br />capacity of 2,360 acre-feet will be provided to store floodflows temporarily <br />until they can be discharged over the spillway, Sediments would occupy a <br />volume of 480 acre-feet after 100 years. <br /> <br />GREAT CUT PUMPING PLANT <br /> <br />Great Cut Pumping Plant at Great Cut Dike houses 14 vertical, mixed-flow <br />pumping units. Eight of the pumps are multistage and lift water from the <br />reservoir through a discharge line into the Dove Creek Canal. The 6 <br />remaining pumps lift water through a discharge line into the "u" Lateral <br />when the reservoir water surface is too low for gravity releases. The annual <br />energy requirement for the Dove Creek Canal pumps is estimated to average <br />5,800,000 kilowatt-hours, with the "u" Lateral pumps averaging 99,000 <br />kilowatt-hours per year. <br /> <br />PUMPING PL~~TS AND LATERALS <br /> <br />Five pumping plants, including three along the Dove Creek Canal and two along <br />the South Canal, will provide water to seven pipe lateral systems for <br />sprinkler irrigation, Approximatelv 82 miles of pressurized pipe laterals <br />will deliver nearly 48,000 acre-feet of water each year to farms in Montezuma <br />and Dolores counties, The average annual energy requirement for operating <br />the pumping plants is estimated to be approximately 10,890,000 <br />kilowatt-hours, <br /> <br />DOVE CREEK CANAL <br /> <br />The Dove Creek Canal begins at the end of the pump discharge line at Great <br />Cut Pumping Plant and extends northwest 32.8 miles. It has an initial <br />capacity of 380 cubic feet per second and a terminal capacity of 46 cubic <br />feet per second. It includes turnouts to the South Canal and to three <br />pumping plants and four lateral systems, <br /> <br />2 <br />
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