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<br />~"'~,""",-->/-\ <br />~,\,.:,\ <br />AVERAGE . ,,~';~.<'.\ <br />, ,.~. "',' '. <br />,~. , .\ <br />"',' , " <br />"', ' <br />, . '., \ <br />. ,'\'. '\ <br />. .".' . <br />,'\..,. \ <br />LOWERO~UARTlLE " . ~" ' <br />'," . : \.\ \ <br />.~,'<::. ^,\. \ <br />----'" ~- --- -.... /''''~: ,I).., ,~"" 4i', "'\-,'it\ <br />. .. ,~, '\: -',~"...\ <br />\_ --- -- - .. -r" '. ,\:\ \ <br />" '\.'~'" '\,,"" \ <br />. " ,..".... "..".' <br />MOST ADVERSE ......., . -.,,,.... '';.\ <br />~..~-,. .;::.,'\, <br />. '-..... -.....,...., . -...;,...., ~ \ <br />, ...., -....~ ....... " \ <br />- - ~ - ...- - ~ . ...... -- "', ,:-. \ ,,~, <br />.- ~~ .',- - ..... --~~';: ,~~~~ <br />. - - . _!.. ____~~-~._---- _~~:S~ <br />go.:G58za:i~~~~::;gc.. <br />< :!il 0 ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ <i :!: ~ ~ <c t:sl <br />. Water Year 1974 - <br /> <br />Flaming Gorge <br />Reservoir <br /> <br /> <br />STATISTICS <br /> <br />ACTIVE STORAGE' <br />IACfie:-FEETI ELEVATION (FEET) <br />3)49.000 6040 <br />1,061,000 5946 <br />133,000 5871 <br />41,020 ACRES <br />91 MILES <br /> <br />RESERVOIR <br />MAXIMUM STORAGE <br />RATED HEAD <br />MINIMUM POWER <br />SURFACE AREA (FULL) <br />RESERVOIR LENGTH (FULL) <br />POWER PLANT <br />NUMBER OF UNlfS <br />TQT.o.lCAPACI"'r'{ OF UNITS mB.OOO'l<\lOWATIS <br />'does not includ~ 40,000 acre feer of deild 5rora~below 5740 ftfJr <br /> <br />OUTFLOW <br /> <br />J <br /> <br />z <br />8 4 <br />~ 3 <br />;; <br />:;: 2 <br />~ <br />u 1 <br />~ 0 <br />u <br /> <br />i!1 <br /> <br />" <br /> <br /> <br />:1 <br /> <br />Flaming Gorge Reservoir has been operated <br />as part of the Colorado River Storage Project <br />in accordance with governing compacts and <br />laws to provide optimum power production, re- <br />creation opportunities, and fish and wildlife <br />benefits. <br />On September 30, 1972, Flaming Gorge was <br />at elevation 6,033 feet with an active storage <br />of 3,465,000 acre-feet. Releases for power <br />production caused the reservoir to recede 17 <br />feet during the fall and winter to elevation <br />6,016 feet. The April-July 1973 runoff above <br />Flaming Gorge was 1,271,000 acre-feet, or <br />109 percent of the long-time average. With <br />this runoff, Flaming Gorge reached a season- <br />al high elevation of 6,029 feet and an <br />active storage of 3,323,000 acre-feet. The <br />reservoir was held near the seasonal maximum <br />through the recreation season. (Chart 2) <br />Reservoir releases were higher than normal <br />during the summer season. This was a result <br />of coordinated operation with other reservoirs <br />so we could reduce Glen Canyon releases to <br />meet the operation criteria. <br /> <br />..' , ' '" - ~. ..... ,~ <br /> .' .- .,....( .. " <br /> .. -, " < ~- ...., -, <br /> , ""J '\. r . ~ , , ..' -'- ... .- .. <br /> " " <br /> I . ':.~ . <br /> <br />~ > <br />z ~ <br />~ ~ <br /> <br />c <br />U <br />c <br />1- <br /> <br />> oj <br />o w <br />Z 0 <br /> <br />" " > <br />< ~ < <br />~ < ~ <br />WaterV...r 1973 <br /> <br />z ~ <br />::!i ~ <br /> <br />4 <br />