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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8281.400
Description
Colorado River Studies and Investigations -- Colorado River Depletion Projections
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
1/1/1959
Title
Depletions in Flow of Colorado River at Lee Ferry Due to Man's Activity in Colorado River Basin in Colorado
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />: .) <br />r.n <br />10.... <br />Ul <br /> <br />This runoff is estimated to be 105% of that prevailing before <br />man's activities in the Basin which amounts to an increase <br />of 393.000 acre feet annually. <br /> <br />C"..:.') <br /> <br />....., <br />'. -' <br /> <br />New Mexico <br /> <br />National Forest Area - 90 sq. miles <br />Average Elevation - 7,100 feet <br />Total runoff - 10, 000 acre feet <br /> <br />This runoff is estimated to be 105'1Q of that prevailing bE)fore <br />man's activities in the Basin. which amounts to an w.crease <br />of 500 acre feet annually. <br /> <br />Wyoming <br /> <br />National Forest Area - 2,104 square miles <br />Average Elevation - 9,190 feet <br />Total runoff - 647,000 acre feet <br /> <br />This runoff is estimMed to be 105% of that pre'VCl-Uing before <br />man's activities in the Basin. wh.i.chamounts to anfncrease <br />of 31, 000 acre feet annually. <br /> <br />, ~)' <br /> <br />Utah <br /> <br />National Forest Area - 5, !:i95 square mUes <br />Average Elevation - 9,105 feet <br />Total runoff - 1. 744, 000 acre feet <br /> <br />This runoff is estimated to be 105% of that prevailing before <br />man's activities in the Basin, which amounts to an iAcr.eCl-SEl._ <br />of 83,000 acre feet annually. <br /> <br />ESTIMATES o.F INCREASED RUNo.FF IN THE UPPER BASIN <br />DUE TO. DE::FOREST~TION <br /> <br />, ''(."0--,_. <br /> <br />.~ostatil:ltics se.em to be availa.ble as to the areas of privarte timber land~ <br />that h~vebeen deforested by man in the Colorado River Basin... StCl-tfstics, <br />however, have been kept of the board-feet produced by the various. states, <br />and the average board-feet per acre. From these figtires, it would appear <br />that there are between one and two million acres of land iti the C~lorado <br />River from which the timber has been entirely cut off. I~ha;sbee1) esti- <br />mated that the runoff from these areas has been increase.i:J,:l~!,/Q'41l:e to the <br />timber cutting as indicated by the Wagon Wheel Gap expe~i:!nE!nt!t; <br /> <br />"~~,- ',-" ',\ " <br /> <br />The following table shows the estimated acreages of cl):i;':'over illiiber <br /> <br />"""7",, <br />
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