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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8271.300
Description
Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program - General Information and Publications-Reports
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Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
6/1/1978
Title
Salinity Management Options for the Colorado River -- Part 2 of 2 -- Page 169 - End
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Report/Study
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<br />N <br />00 <br />CO <br />(it <br /> <br />7lJble 8-99. Effect. of increaBing .alinity of Central ANona Project water when it ill blended with Salt River <br />Project BUrftu:e _ter before being delivered to the RooBevelt Water COnBervation DiBtrict <br />(aBBUming /J7I allotment of 1400,000 ac It, 150,000 Salt River Project, and 50,000 RooBevelt Water <br />ConBervation DiBtrict, delivered abOlJe Granite Reef Dam). <br /> <br /> 150,000 aoft <br /> 100,000 ac ft 50,000 aoft Blended Cen tral <br />200,000 ac ft Blended Salt River Roosevelt Water Atizona Project, <br />Central Arizona Project and Central Conservation District Salt River Project, <br />Project Water Arizona Project Groundwater and Roosevelt Water <br />TOO (mg/I) Water TDS (mg/I) Conservation District <br /> TDS (mg/I) Groundwater <br /> TDS (mg/!) <br />775 522 765 603 <br />900 548 765 620 <br />1000 566 765 632 <br />1100 585 765 645 <br />1200 603 765 657 <br />1300 621 765 669 <br />1400 639 765 681 <br /> <br />900,000 ac ft <br />Salt and Verde <br />Rivers Water <br />TDS (mg/I) <br /> <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br /> <br />Table 8-100. Effect. of increaBing .alinity of Central ANona Project _ter when it ill ble1Uled into the Roo.evelt <br />Water ConBervation DiBtrict Water (aBBUming an allotment of 50,000 ac It of Central ANona <br />Project Water) delivered directly to the Roo.evelt Water ConBervation DiBtrict Sy.tem. <br /> <br />50,000 ac-ft <br />Salt and Verde <br />Rivers Water3 <br />TDS (mg/I) <br /> <br />50,000 ac-ft <br />Groundwater <br />TDS (mgfI) <br /> <br />100,000 ac-ft <br />Roosevelt Water <br />Conservation District <br />Water <br />TDS (mg/!) <br /> <br />50,000 ac-ft <br />Central Arizona <br />Project Water <br />TOO (mg/!) <br /> <br />150,000 ac-ft <br />Blended Cen tral <br />Arizona Project, <br />and Roosevelt Water <br />Conservation District <br />Water <br />TDS (mg/I) <br /> <br />672 <br />713 <br />747 <br />780 <br />813 <br />847 <br />880 <br /> <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br />470 <br /> <br />765 <br />765 <br />765 <br />765 <br />765 <br />765 <br />765 <br /> <br />620 <br />620 <br />620 <br />620 <br />620 <br />620 <br />620 <br /> <br />775a <br />900 <br />1000 <br />1100 <br />1200 <br />1300 <br />1400 <br /> <br />apfesent salinity of the Colorado River water at the Central Arizona Project diversion point above Parker Dam. <br /> <br />Thble 8.101. Number of acre. avaiIJLblefor .ingle and <br />double cropping by In.nd c/as., Roo.e. <br />velt Water ConBervation DiBtrict. <br /> <br /> Single Double Total <br /> Cropped Cropped <br /> (Acres) (Acres) (Acres) <br />LandI 10,630 2,574 13,204 <br />(Well Drained) <br />land 2 12,6Hl 2,680 15,290 <br />(Moderately Drained) <br />land 3 6,365 1,337 7,702 <br />(Poorly Drained) <br />Total 29,605 6,591 36,196 <br /> <br />area. Some 6,600 acres or about 18 percent of the total <br />are allocated for double cropping purposes. A double <br />cropping matrix is presented in Table 3-102 along witb <br />a list of the selected crops. <br /> <br />Base yields were derived from data contained in <br />Table 3.103 from wbich declination curves were <br />formed. Once again the model results indicate that no <br />measurable change in land use and production <br />patterns should be expected within the TDS ranges <br />defined for this study and, therefore, a damage <br />function was not constructed for this area. Tables <br />3-104, 8-105, 3-106, and 3-107 are presented in order to <br />illustrate the magnitudes assumed by the different <br />factors such as the respective crop production and <br />land use, water use, and estimated value of net <br />returns to the area both as a whole and on a per acre <br />basis. <br /> <br />Roosevelt IrrIptIOD DistrIct <br /> <br />The Roosevelt Irrigation District (RID) is in <br />western Salt River Valley and includes an area <br />approximately 20 miles long and 8 miles wide along <br />the north side of the old Gila River channel between <br />the Agua Fria and Hassayampa Rivers (Map 8-12). <br />The total irrigable area is 88,152 acres. In 1973 this <br /> <br /> <br />187 <br />
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