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<br />COLORADO RIVER STORAGE PROJECT
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<br />" The ,Bureau of SPQl't Fisheries and :Wildlife worked in Qooperation ~fth the;
<br />Wyo:Qling G~,me,~nd.Fish Department an~ the Ut~.4 Fish and, Game Department
<br />d~velopments: '. . " '
<br />.(1) Planthlg fis~ in FI~ming Gorge Rese;rvorr. The Wyoming Game ~n!1
<br />FISh Department's stocking barge was us~d for stocking ,both the Utah and
<br />Wyoming portions of tHe reservoir. Rainbow ,fingerlings were plant~d ~n
<br />fiscal year 1966. ;, ,__, ,
<br />(2) Continuing' joint fiShery investigations at Flaming Gorge Reservoir.
<br />T~s 6.year'stvdy began \n 1963 ~nd concludes in 1969. The objective is to
<br />obtain the basic information ne~~ed to sustain the out~tanding_ quality of
<br />fishing already developed at this reservoir. '
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<br />~AVAJO STORAGE UNIT, NEW MEXICO
<br />Construotion started: October 1957.
<br />Substantially completed: August 1962.
<br />lnterest rate on costs allocated to M. & I.: 2.875 p'ercenl.
<br />Primary- project costs other than sec. 8: _
<br />NavaJo Dam and Reservoir_______,_u__,____________u-'____
<br />Geheral property _.._ u'__;'_ _ _ __ __ __ __ __ ______ __ __ u u __u'__
<br />Interest during constructionnn__ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ _..; __ __ __ ____ ;..__
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<br />Total, costs-other ,than': sec. 8_______.___________,_.:.._______
<br />Sec. 8 costs:
<br />Fish and wildlife_ _ _ _________________u__uu_ _u________
<br />Recreation_. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:- _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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<br />Total,' sec. 8 costs__ _ _______.:. __ __-______________________
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<br />Total, estimated project cost___unn___________"-_;._____
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<br />Tentative allocation (excludes sec. 8 costs):
<br />Reimbursable: '
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<br />Other (oontributions aud CRDF)_____h__h_h_n__h_
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<br />Subtotal___________________~~____,________________
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<br />Nonreimbursable:
<br />Fish and wildlife_ ______~____________________________
<br />Flood controL _ _ ___ __ _ __ ___ _ _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ _ __ ___
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<br />SubtotM__________________________________,_______
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<br />TotM____________________________________________
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<br />Probable repayment:
<br />Power revenues_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___ _ __ __ __ ____ _ _ __ __ __ __ __ _ _ __
<br />M. & I. water users_____________'_________________________
<br />Contributions and CRDF _ _______________________________
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<br />E8Umatedcoet
<br />$37,889,000
<br />61,000
<br />575, 000
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<br />38,525,000
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<br />665,000
<br />2,429,000
<br />3,094,000
<br />41,619,000
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<br />25,205,000
<br />6,000,000
<br />107,000
<br />31,312,000
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<br />6,973,000
<br />240,000
<br />7,213,000
<br />38,525,000
<br />
<br />8,660,000
<br />22,545,000
<br />107,000
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<br />Total_______________,________________________________ 31,312,000
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<br />Navajo Dam is located in northwestern New Mexico on the San Juan River,
<br />34 miles' east of Farmington aiLd 3~ miles downstream from the confluence of the
<br />Los Pinos and San Juan Rivers. The dam is a zoned earthfill embankment
<br />structure. The reservoir has. 1,709,000 acre-feet total capacity and an active
<br />ca~acity of 1,036,000 acre-feet.
<br />The major purpose of this reservoir is to regulate the flows of the San Juan
<br />River for the authorized Navajo Indian Irrigation proJect near Farmingto~t the
<br />San Juan-Chama participating project in the Rio Grande Basin, and the liam-
<br />mond participating project. Part of the water to be made available will also be
<br />used for industrial and municipal purposes in northwestern New Mexico.
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