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<br />14. Relation of specific conductance to stream discharge at sites 1-6, water years 1975-88.............................. 32 <br />15. Periodic measurements of specific conductance at site 4, water years 1975-88........................................... 33 <br />16. Correlation of periodic measurements of pH and stream discharge at sites 1-6, water years 1975-88........ 34 <br />17. Correlation of periodic measurements of dissolved oxygen and water temperature at sites 1-6, <br /> <br />water years 1975-88 ...................................................................................................................................... 35 <br />18. Correlation of periodic measurements of selected majorions with stream discharge at sites I and 2, <br />water years 1975-88 ...................................................................................................................................... 37 <br />19. Correlation of periodic measurements of selected major ions with stream discharge at site 3, <br />water years 1975-88, and at site 4 from May 1982 to September 1988 ....................................................... 38 <br />20. Correlation of periodic measurements of selected major ions with stream discharge at sites 5 and 6, <br />water years 1983-88 ......................... ................................................................... .......................................... 39 <br />21. Periodic measurements of major ions at site 4, water years 1975-88........,.................................................. 43 <br />22. Correlation of periodic measurements of selected major ions with specific conductance at site 4, <br /> <br />water years 1975-88 ...................................................................................................................................... 44 <br />23. Correlation of estimated (water years 1975-82) and measured (water years 1983-88) annual <br />dissolved-solids loads at site 5 and 6 and measured annual dissolved-solids loads at site 4 (water <br />years 1975-88) with annual stream discharge............................................................................................... 47 <br />24. Average and range of annual dissolved-solids loads for the North Fork (site I), the South Fork <br />(site 2), and the main stem of the White River (sites 3A-6), water years 1975-88, and annual <br />dissolved-solids loads for segments of the White River between sites......................................................... 52 <br />25. Concentrations of dissolved ammonia as nitrogen and nitrite plus nitrate as nitrogen for sites 1-6, <br />water years 1987-88 ...................................................................................................................................... 53 <br />26. Concentrations of dissolved organic nitrogen and phosphorus for sites 1-6, water years 1987-88.............. 54 <br />27. Concentrations of dissolved trace constituents for sites 1-6, water years 1975-88...................................... 58 <br />28. Concentrations of total or total recoverable trace constituents for sites 1-6, water years 1975-88 .............. 62 <br /> <br />TABLES <br /> <br />1. Site information ....................... ............................ .................................................................................................. 4 <br />2. Stream-discharge data for sites 1-6 and stations 09306222, 09306255, and 09306300, water years <br /> <br />1975-88 ........................................................................................... .................................... ................................... 10 <br />3. Regression information used to determine suspended-sediment loads in the White River at sites 1-4, <br />water years 1975-88, sites 5 and 6, water years 1983-88, and station 09306300, water years 1975-81............... 17 <br />4. Bedload data for sites 1-4 and site 6, White River, water years 1984-88 ............................................................. 18 <br />5. Suspended-sediment loads measured using the regressions in table 3 or estimated from regressions of <br />annual suspended-sediment load and annual stream discharge for sites 1-6 and station 09306300, <br /> <br />White River, water years 1975-88 ......................................,.................................................................................. 20 <br />6. Estimated volume displacement by fluvial sediment in a 50,000 acre-foot reservoir constructed on the ............ <br />White River ....................................................................................................................... .................................... 28 <br />7. Chemical criteria used to classify water types and hardness................................................................................. 36 <br />8. Regression information for estimating concentrations of major ions from measurements of specific <br />conductance at sites 1-6, White River, water years 1975-88................................................................................. 40 <br />9. Regression information used to determine dissolved-solids loads at sites 1-6, White River, <br /> <br />water years 1975-88 .............................................................................................................................................. 46 <br />10. Dissolved-solids loads measured using the regressions in table 9 or estimated from regressions of <br />annual dissolved-solids loads and annual stream discharge for sites 1-6, White River, <br />water years 1975-88 .......................... ............................................. ....................................................................... 48 <br />11. Concentration ranges of trace constituents for sites 1-6, White River, water years 1975-88 ............................... 55 <br /> <br />IV Sediment Transport and Water-Quallty Characteristics and Loads, WhIte, River, Northwestern Colorado, Water Year. <br />1975-88 <br />