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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8141
Description
Fryingpan-Arkansas Project
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
5
Date
12/1/1962
Author
unknown
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 />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />0868 <br /> <br />CHAPTER I <br /> <br />GEHERAL DISCLl8SIO,iS--BASALT PROJECT <br /> <br />Physical Geo~raphy <br /> <br />Locaticr~ <br /> <br />The Basalt project area is in western Colorado in the Roaring Fork <br />River Basin, a portion of the Upper Colorado River Basin. The project <br />lands lie on benches and in stream valleys in an area extending about <br />18 miles from near Basalt, Colo., where the Fryingpan Ei"er enters Roar- <br />ing Fork River, to near Glenwood Springs, Colo., ""ere Roaring Fork <br />enters the Colorado River. The lands include parts of Garfield, Eagle, <br />end Pitkin Counties. Basalt and Carbondale, the on1." incorporated towns <br />within the project area, had 1960 populations of 213 and 612, reSpec- <br />tively. Glenwood Springs had a 1960 population of 3,637. <br /> <br />Project service areas <br /> <br />Basalt project lands are grouped naturally into three separate areas <br />designated as the Cattle Creek, Carbondale, and Sopris areas. Other <br />adjacent areas are mentioned in the alternative plan discussions in <br />Chapter VI. <br /> <br />The Cattle Creek area includes all project lands on the left or <br />northeast side of the Roaring Fork Iii ver. I-lost of the area slopes toward <br />the river, but the irriGehle lands are generally above the river vallpy. <br />~p WPo~~art-of-the-~le CreeK area is on a bench overlooking the <br />river and is divided into north and south portions by a canyon cut by <br />Cattle Creel:. The undulating area south of the canyon is called r1issouri <br />Heights. Lands north of the canyon are on Spring Valley Bench and in <br />Spring Valley, a large structural trough. Lands east of Spring Valley <br />are in the valley of Cattle Crcek and its tributaries. <br /> <br />The Carbondale and Sopris areas are on the left or south side of the <br />Roaring Fork River. The Carbondale lands lie on an outwash fan in a tri- <br />angle formed by the junction of Roaring Fork and Crystal Rivers. The <br />Sopris lands are located west of Basalt on an outwash fan near the junc- <br />tion of Roaring Fork River and Sopris Creek. <br /> <br />The Three Mile Creek, Four Mile Creek, and Thompson Creek areas, <br />discussed only in connection with alternative project plans, are located <br />..est of the Roaring Fork and Crystal Rivers in the vicinity of the creeks <br />from which the areas are named. Each of the creeks flows northwest, <br />Three Mile rold Four Mile Creeks entering Roaring Fork River within a few <br /> <br />6 <br />
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