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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8200.750
Description
San Juan River General
State
CO
Basin
San Juan/Dolores
Water Division
7
Date
9/1/1984
Author
Colo Dept of Health
Title
Water Quality Management Plan - San Juan Region - September 1984
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />The WQCC determined that even a class 2 aquatic lie classif <br />inappropriate for portions of Cement Creek, Mineral Creek, <br />River. However, when this decision was made to not place a <br />classification on these segments , the WQCC asked that Stan <br />follow through with its committment to examine these stream <br />determine their current quality both chemical and biologica <br />is in progress and is expected to be completed in 1985. Th <br />this study will be used to assess the feasibility of classi <br />segments for aquatic life. <br /> <br />Continued development pressure in the reach between Cascade reek and <br />Durango threatens the quality of both the mainstem and sever 1 <br />tributaries to the Animas. The 305(b) plan recognizes thre ts to <br />Junction and Lightner Creeks, but Purgatoire, Elbert, and Ca cade Creeks <br />are also proposed to receive added pollution load from domes ic <br />facilities. The lowest reach of the Animas receives the dis harge of the <br />Florida River prior to exiting the state.. The Florida River carries SOl11e <br />return flows from irrigation, and it contributes moderate 10 ds of <br />nitrogen nutrients and dissolved salts to the Animas. In ad ition, the <br />Florida carries amounts of iron in excess of cold water biot standards. <br /> <br />La Plata River <br /> <br />The La Plata River arises in the La Plata Mountains on the d <br />the Dolores and San Juan Basins. The river flows with near <br />quality down a deep, narrow valley to Hesperus. Here, the v <br />broadens and some agricultural activity occurs alongside the <br />it joins the San Juan in New Mexico. As, the La Plata leaves <br />large portion of its flow is irrigation return. <br /> <br />Mancos River <br /> <br />The headwaters of the Mancos River rise northeast of Mancos <br />between the Dolores and San Juan Basins. The river exhibits <br />quality at the town of Mancos, but below the town its flows <br />irrigation returns from adjoining land. .The Mancos River of <br />a very low flow during the summer months, dropping to less t <br />during October. <br /> <br />The Mancos shows a aimilar pattern of degradation as the La <br />leaves the state, this river carries a large load of TDS (an <br />1601 mg/l). Sulfate is the predominant anion, and sodium le <br />as sediment levels, increase down stream. Iron and copper e <br />standards for aquatic life at the gauging station as well. <br />are probably dissolved from the soils which have been eroded <br />reach of the river. <br /> <br />-6- <br /> <br />cation was <br />d the Animas <br />aquatic life <br />rd Metals <br />and <br />That study <br />findings of <br />ing these <br /> <br /> <br />vide between <br />ristine <br />lley <br />river until <br />the state, a <br /> <br />n the divide <br />fairly good <br />re mainly <br />en times has <br />an 1 cfs <br /> <br />lata. As it <br />average of <br />els, as well <br />ceed the <br />ese metals <br />in the lower <br /> <br />, <br />
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