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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8141
Description
Fryingpan-Arkansas Project
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Date
12/1/1962
Author
US DoI BoR
Title
Ruedi-Western Slope Investigations Colorado Reconnaisance Reports on Basalt and Bluestone Projects
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Report/Study
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<br />. <br /> <br />> :'.~' " r <br />~)~) ~'~~ <br /> <br />SUMMARY SHEBTS <br /> <br />Basalt Project <br /> <br />LOCATION: Between the communities of Basalt and Glenwood Springs in the <br />Roaring Fork River Basin in Garfield, Eagle, and Pitkin <br />Counties of west-central Colorado <br /> <br />TI::h! <br /> <br />By utilizing water of the Ruedi Reservoir on F:ryingpan River, an <br />authorized feature of the F:ryingpan~Arkansas project, plus some <br />natural flows of local streams, the project would provide irrigation <br />water for 20,489 acres of land, including 14,362 acres of full serv- <br />ice land and 6,127 acres of supplemental service land. Project <br />effects other than for irrigation have not been evaluated. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />,later would be conveyed in the Basalt Conduit 1;hich would head at <br />the outlet of Ruedi Reservoir and extend northwest 22 miles to the <br />existing Missouri Heights Reservoir which would be enlarged. This <br />water plus surplus flows of' Cattle Creek would be stored in Missouri <br />Heights Reservoir during the nonirrigation season. During the irri- <br />gation season water conveyed by the Basalt Conduit would flow through <br />the reservoir and would be used together with released storage water <br />for irrigation. <br /> <br />The Landis Canal ,lould head at the outlet of the Missouri Heights <br />Reserv-oir and extend north1;est 22.8 miles, distributing water to <br />lands in the upper Cattle Creek and Spring Valley areas. The canal <br />would also deliver water at its terminus to the Spring Valley lat- <br />eral system which serves lands on SprinB Valley Bench. The Carbon- <br />dale Canal would head on a natural' channel about one mile below the <br />outlet of' Missouri Heights Reservoir and would extend southwest 12.6 <br />miles, crossing Roaring Fork River by.siphon and providing water to <br />lands in the Carbondale area. The Sopris Canal would branch from <br />the Carbondale Canal at the outlet of the Roaring Fork siphon and <br />would ,convey water to lands in the Sopris area. Project works would <br />intercept and utilize some surplus water of local streams. Some <br />lands located above project distribution facilities would receive <br />additi"onal water by exchange. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />
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