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<br />ANALYSIS OF COLORADO'S SHA1{E
<br />OF
<br />COLORADO HIVSR AND ITS USE
<br />CONSm&PTIVF:, PRF.Sl',NT AND POTENTIAL
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<br />NOTE
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<br />1 Theoretical Water for Upper Basin States
<br />2 Allotted to Arizona
<br />Colorado, New Eexico, Utah, .Jyoming
<br />3 Colorado Share of 51.75%
<br />4 Colorado Share of Mexican Treaty Shortage 106,475 A.F.
<br />5 Colorado Share Holdover tleservoir Evaporation 414,000 A.F.
<br />Total for Colorado Use
<br />6 ilestern Colorado Present Use 1,129,000 A.F.
<br />7 Eastern Colorado Present Use 544,000 A.F.
<br />Remaining for Colorado Use
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<br />Potential Irrigation - Western Colorado
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<br />8 Gunnison River Shed 192,000 A.F.
<br />9 Colorado above Gunnison River Shed 150,000 A.F.
<br />10 San Juan-Dolores in Colorado 294,305 A.F.
<br />J.l Yampa ,/hite Shed 187,620 A.F.
<br />12 Little Snake Shed 72,635 A.F.
<br />Remaining after Western Colorado Irrigation
<br />13 Western Colorado Potential Municipal Consumption
<br />Remaining for Industrial Use and Evaporation
<br />2.4 Pulp and Paper U.i.ll, Color8do River 3,000 A.F.
<br />,-5 Oil Shale and Related Industry 300,000 A.F.
<br />16 Evaporation from Use Reservoirs 50,000 A.F.
<br />17 To care for all errors in irrigation estimates
<br />and Coal, Synthetic Fuel, Atomic Energy Admin.,
<br />and all other future industry in ';,estern Colo. 389,340 A.F.
<br />Balance remaining for Diversion _.
<br />18 Colorado Share possible Salvage Inflcw{-Outflm"
<br />Measure on Historic Use Basis
<br />Diversion Plans with no ,rater Available
<br />19 1st Phase Gunnison-Arkansas 68,000 A.F.
<br />20 Blue River-South Platte 430,000 A.F.
<br />21 Gunnison-Arkansas Gravity Diversions 590,000 A.F.
<br />22 Gunnison-Rio Grande Diversion 20,000 A.F.
<br />23 Diversion rteservoir Evaporation 30,000 A.F.
<br />Total 1,13~,000 A.F.
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<br />Note 1. Colorado River Compact 1922 Article III (a).
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<br />Note 2. Upper Colorado River Basin Compact Article III (a) (1).
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<br />Note 3. Upper Colorado River Basin Compact Article III (a) (2).
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<br />7,500,000 A.F.
<br />50,000 A.F.
<br />7,450,000 A.F.
<br />3,855,375 A.F.
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<br />520,475 A.F.
<br />3,334,900 A.F.
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<br />1,673,000 A.F.
<br />1,661,900 A.F.
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<br />896,560 A.F.
<br />765,340 A.F.
<br />23,000 A.F.
<br />742,340 A.F.
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<br />742,340 A.F.
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<br />37,933 A.F.
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