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<br />:C:' 7. .' (\ <br />-' 6"" v <br /> <br /> IThOU$Ond. of Acre Fee') <br />BASIN WATER SUPf'lIES WATER DEPlfTIONS fiN, BASIN CUI <br />and <br />SU8BASIN Bosin NET WATER OUTFLOW <br /> Y;e1d Exnom ImDnfls AVAIlABLE Irrinn'ion M&I Other TOTAlS <br />ARKANSAS 875 7 163 1031 774 93 31 898 133 <br />COLORADO <br /> I <br />COLORADO MAlNSTEM 6,825 655 0 6,170 873 29 49 951 5,219 <br /> 2 <br />WHITE/YAMPA 2,372 0 0 2,372 169 9 20 198 2,174 <br /> . 3 <br />SAN JUAN 1,938 100 140 1,978 226 9 15 250 1,728 <br /> BASIN TOT.' 11 135 755 1040 10,'20 1268 47 84 1.399 9121 <br />MISSOURI <br />NORTH PlATTE 600 22 0 578 140 I 1 142 436 <br />SOUTH PlATTE 1,441 0 376 1,817 1,179 192 55 1,426 391 <br /> . <br />REPU8UCAN 68 0 0 353 290 4 11 305 48 <br /> BASIN TOT.uJ1 2109 22 376 2748 1609 197 67 1873 875 <br /> '. , <br />RIO GRANDE 1,'76 0 5 L581 599 6 662 1267 314 <br />STATE TOTAlS: 15695 784 684 15,880. 4,250 343 B44 54371 10.443 <br /> <br />COLORADO ANNUAL WATER SUPPLIES and DEPLETIONS <br /> <br />April 21, 1992 <br /> <br />I, Includes the Colorado (3,802,000 AF). Gunnison (2,319,000 AF) and Dolores (84.4,000 AF) subbasins. 2, Includes 231,000 AF in1low of the tittle Snake River trom Wyoming. <br />3, Transbasin diversion of 140,000 AF trom the Dolores River to the San Juan River. 4, San Juan Chama Project diversion of 100,000 AF to the Rio Grande in New Mexico. 5, Includes an estimated 658,000 AF ot <br />non.beneficial eu (ET) In the Cloaed Basin. 8, Includes 285,000 AF of Non-tributary ground water trom the Ogallala Aquifer. <br /> <br />This information was prepared. by the Ottice of the State Engineer. Colorado Division of Water Resources, utilizing the best available data. Lon,g-term averages were utilized representing in some <br />casea ditterinc periods of record .tor ditterent catqorles ot data. Water IUpply conditions and depletions historically vary significantly. <br />Water depletions were adjust;ect to retlect mass balance, i. e. net water available nlinus basin outDow. This information reDects 88 accurate a representation as poaslble but must be considered as preliminary. <br /> <br />The following pubUeations were referenced: <br />WATER FOR TOMORROW: COLORADO STATE WATER PLAN. Phase I Appraisal Jleport, U. S. Buteau of Reclam4tion, February 1914 <br />COLORADO RIVER SYSTEM CONSUHPTWE USES AND LOSSES REPORT, 1981.1985, U. S. Bureau of Reclantation, January 1991 (Draft) <br />