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36 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I o Route A: source, Missouri River at Fort Randall, South Dakota; route, southwestward through Nebraska to terminal storage at Bonny Reservoir, Colorado. o Route B: source, Missouri River near St. Joseph, Missouri; route, southwestward through Kansas to terminal storage on the Arkansas River near Dodge City, Kansas. o Route C: sources, White Ri ver at Cl arendon, Arkansas; Arkansas Ri ver at Van Buren, Arkansas; Ouachita River at Camden, Arkansas; Red River at Fulton, Arkansas; Sulphur River at Darden, Texas, and Sabine River at Tatum, Texas; route, west and northwest across Ok 1 ahoma into the Panhandl e of Texas to termi nal storage on the Canadi an Ri ver near Canadian, Texas. o Route D: sources, White River at Clarendon, Arkansas; Arkansas River at Pine Bluff, Arkansas; Ouachita River at Camden, Arkansas; Red River at Fulton, Arkansas; Sulphur River at Darden, Texas and Sabine River at Tatum, Texas; route, westward through Texas to terminal storage at Bull Lake, near L1 ttl efi el d, Texas (subsequently repl aced by Bl anco Canyon near CrosbytDn, Texas). These routes are shown in generalized form on Figure 4-5, and in more detail on Figures 4-7, 4-8, 4-9 and 4-10, respectively, taken from the Corps' Final Report. Two alternative routes across Kansas are shown on Figure 4-8. For each route, the Corps made analyses for ranges of base flows to be released past the point of diversion, diversion pumping capacities, and con- servation storage capacities to determine possible yields. The complexity of these interrelationships are illustrated by Figure 4-6, also excerpted from the Corps' Final Report.