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<br />( <br /> <br />U.S. Dist. Ct., Hont., copy of which is attached as Appendix No.2. <br /> <br />/ <br />\" <br /> <br />a. Existing Plans and Probabilities <br /> <br />The Hater Supply Group reports that the Hissouri River leaving <br /> <br />Montana has a 10n~-tiIDe average flow of 7,30U,OOO acre-feet at the 1970 <br /> <br />level of development. Fort Peck Reservoir, on the HisGouri River in <br /> <br />Hontana, has a storage capacity of 19,100,000 acre-feet. <br /> <br />A few miles below the Hontana-North Dakota boundary, the }lisGouri <br /> <br />is joined with the Yellowstone River which adds 8,800,0-0 acre-feet in <br /> <br />an average year. Their combined, inflow to Garrison Reservoir is <br /> <br />16,100,OOO acre-feet, and Garrison Reservoir has a capacity of 24,200,000 <br /> <br />acre-feet. <br /> <br />The }lissouri River is a gaining stream and shoHs increasingly larger <br /> <br />flm-Is as it progresses do\mstream through Oahe R.eservoir, Big Bend, <br /> <br />Reservoir, Fort Randall Reservoir, and Gavins Point Reservoir. From <br /> <br />reservoirs on the river. <br /> <br />Sioux Ci ty to its Iilouth it doubles its flow, but there arc no other <br /> <br />A comparison of 1950 and 1970 water quantities is sho'1I1 in the table <br /> <br />which follows: <br /> <br />Point of <br />Reference <br />or River <br />Reach <br /> <br />Flows At <br />1949 <br />Level of <br />Development <br />1898-1972 <br /> <br />Above Fort Peck Dam <br />Hissouri River at Fort Peck Dam <br />Bet"een Fort Peck and Hillison <br />Missouri River at Mont.-No. Dak. Line <br />Above Hi1liston <br />Yellowstone River at Sidney, Hontana <br />Total above Hilliston <br />Missouri River at Williston, No. Dak. <br />BetHeen Hilliston and Garrison DaDl <br />Bet"cen Fort Peck and Garrison Dam <br />}lissouri River at Garrison Dam <br />Bet"cen Garrison and Oahe <br />HisSQUL"i Rivilr at Oahe Dam <br /> <br />Between Oahe and Big Bend <br /> <br />7,303,000 <br /> <br />18,525,000 <br /> <br />20,803,000 <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br /> Flows At <br />Depletions 1970 <br />Bet"een Level of <br />1949 Development <br />and 1970 1898-1972 <br />465,000 <br /> 6,83B,OOC <br />120,000 <br /> 7,258,000 <br />361,000 <br /> 8,800,000 <br />(946,000) <br /> 16,058,000 <br />627,000 <br />1,108,000 <br /> 16,952,000 <br />705,000 <br /> 18,525,000 <br />84,000 <br /> <br />rl <br />