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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8143.600.30A
Description
John Martin Reservoir - Other Studies
State
CO
Basin
Arkansas
Water Division
2
Date
1/1/1950
Title
Administration of Caddoa Reservoir - 1950 -- Part 2 of 4
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />-. <br /> <br />-6- <br /> <br />~.-"'l <br /> <br />Usea of reservoir and transmountain water supplies by the Bessemer, Highline, <br />,.. <br />(:r: <br /> <br />N <br />..;. <br />-.J <br />c;> <br /> <br />Otero and Holbrook canals in 1943, probably do not vary materially from their <br /> <br />historic average uses. However increased diversions of transmountain water sup- <br />tI. <br />plies by the Colorado canal in recent years, and especially in 1943, preclude the <br /> <br />use of diversions by the Colorado canal in 1943 in arriving at a determination <br /> <br />of the amount of additional useG of water by the canals above Caddoa Reservoir. <br /> <br />Average historic uses by the Colorado c!lllal up to 1939, and 1943 diversions <br /> <br />by this canal, are shown in the tabulations however, for the information of <br /> <br />interEsted water .users. <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />By elimineting diversions by the Colorado canal, it is believed that fairly <br /> <br />reliable conclusions may be drawn as to increased uses of river water by the <br /> <br />.:\ <br /> <br />other canals in 1943. <br /> <br />Upon this basis, the records appear to show that total net increased <br /> <br />diversions of river water in 1943 by the other five canals, amounted to but <br /> <br />1258 acre feet. This latter amount added to the total increased diversions <br /> <br />in 1943 by Colorado canals below Caddoa Reservoir, shows a total increased use <br /> <br />of water in 1943 by Colorado over average historic uses of 5285 acre feet, <br /> <br />compared with increased deliveries to, and uses in Kansas above historic <br /> <br />average uses of 4296 acre feet; also deliveries to Kansas in excess of <br /> <br />Stipulated requirements, of 5930 acre feet and 5884 acre feet in excess of <br /> <br />Kansas' rightful proportion of all diversions by the Colorado ditches below <br /> <br />Caddoa Reservoir in 1943. The average of these three additional deliveries to, <br /> <br />and uses by Kansas ditches, therefore appears to have been but 85 acre feet <br /> <br />more than the total amo~~t of increased uses of river water in 1943, by the <br /> <br />\ <br />.. ---'-----17-Calorado- ditches involved..- <br />
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