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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
3/25/2003
Section_Exhibit Name
NH2 Section 2.04.10 Vegetation Information Study Area 1987 & 1999
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TABLE 2.04.10-2 <br />MONTHLY AVERAGE TEMPERATURES WITH MAXIMUM/MINIMUM <br />VALUES FOR THE MONTHS JANUARY THROUGH OCTOBER, 1987 <br />RECORDED AT THE URAVAN, COLORADO STATION <br /> TEMPERATURE (°Fl <br />MONTH AVERAGE AVERAGE MAX. AVERAGE MIN. <br /> 1987 1999 1987 1999 1987 1999 <br />January 26.7 34.6 39.8 49.7 13.5 19.5 <br />February 36.5 37.9 48.2 54.3 24.8 21.4 <br />March 40.5 47.5 54.1 67.1 26.8 27.9 <br />April 54.1 45.8 71.5 60.9 36.6 30.7 <br />May 60.9 75.7 46.0 <br />June 74.1 92.0 56.2 <br />July 75.1 94.3 55.8 <br />August 72.8 89.0 56.6 <br />• September 65.0 84.7 45.3 <br />October 56.2 74.8 37.5 <br />Source: NOAA 1987. <br />Vegetation and Land Use Overview <br />The natural vegetation occurring in the Nucla area has been described by Kuchler (1964) as <br />the Juniper-Pinyon Woodland Type and the Great Basin Sagebrush Type, while Brown, et al. <br />(1980) classified the natural vegetation communities as the Pinyon-Juniper Series of the Great <br />Basin Conifer Woodland Biome and the Sagebrush Series of the Great Basin Desertscrub <br />Biome. While these natural vegetation types are obvious in the surrounding undisturbed <br />native rangelands, over 100 years of intensive agriculture on First Park has resulted in only <br />scattered remnants of these native vegetation types in areas where soils are too shallow or <br />irrigation water could not be applied. Prior to agricultural conversion sagebrush shrublands <br />occupied the park-like areas with deeper soils and more gentle slopes while the more broken <br />• (REVISED 9/99) 2.04.10 - 6 <br />
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