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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8443
Description
Narrows Unit
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
12/19/1977
Title
Report on Flood Control Requirements and Benefits for Bureau of Reclamation Narrows Dam and Reservoir Southe Platte River Basin Colorado
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />O~lJ <br /> <br />Table 2 <br />FLOOD OF MAY AND JUNE 1935 <br />PEAK DISCHARGES <br />(in cubic feet per second) <br /> <br /> Location ~ Discharp;e <br />South Platte River at Denver 31 May 12,300 <br />South Platte River at Kersey 31 May 13,000 <br />South Platte Hi ver at Sublette 1 June 4,720 <br />South Platte River at Fort Morgan 1 June 84,300 <br />South Platte Ri ver at Julesburg 2 June 31,300 <br />South Platte River at North Platte 3 June 37,100 <br /> <br />flood of 16 throu.o:h 24 June 1965 <br />On 16 June 1965 storm rainfall extended over most of the <br />South Platte River basin. One location reported 18 inches of <br />rainfall, The PIU11l Creek basin received up to 14 inches of rain, <br />and 10 inches of rainfall vas reported in the Cherry Creek basin. <br />Fast of Denver, the storm pattern extended over Kiova, Bijou, <br />:Badger, and Beaver Creeks, centering over the upstream portions <br />of the Bijou Creek basin. Flooding on the South Platte River <br />extended from PlUlll Creek to its mouth. The flood crest gradually <br />d:I.m1nished as it passed downstream until it vas joined by the <br />discharge from Bijou Creek, computed at 466,000 c.f.s. This <br />discharge increased the area of inundation and destruction for an <br />additional 190 miles along the South Platte River and for about <br />35 miles along the Platte River valley in Nebraska. The flood <br />:peak discharges are presented in table 3, <br /> <br />7 <br />
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