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Summary of Basin Water Supply - Units Acre Feet - Continued \1hite River at Head of EUler Creek Ditch I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0030H Undepleted runoff - 1943-1960 average Anticipated depletion and diversion demand Remaining runoff Undepleted runoff - 1954-1956 average Anticipated depletion and diversion demand Remaining runoff 477,500 309.100 168,400 374,900 309.100 65,800 Uhi te River at Division Bet.leen Upper and Lower Division Undepleted runoff - 1943-1960 average Anticipated depletion and diversion demand Remaining runoff Undepleted runoff - 1954-1956 average Anticipated depletion and diversion demand Remaining runoff \lhi te .ai ver at Colorado-Utah State Line Historical runoff - 1943-1960 average Stream depletion Undepleted runoff Anticipated depletion Remaining runoff Undepleted runoff - 1954-1956 average Anticipated depletion Remaining runoff 492,500 196.200 296,300 389,100 1.22., 200 192,900 487,000 ~..J&Q 525,400 214,100 311,300 420,100 2l~.100 20 ,000 Records of \lhite River runoff correlateci with the records of ditch diversions shows that very little water in low runoff years is available for new diversions from the river in the Upper Division during the summer and fall irrigation months. During this season of the year, the natural flow of the ,River is approaching a point of full appropriation for the irrigation of the land served water by the four large ditches (Eiller Creek, Oak Ridge Park, Highland and Old Agency) which divert from the River upstream from the town of Eeeker. Since these four -17'- J