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i~ <br />1 <br />t <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br /> <br />LJ <br />1 <br />1 <br /> <br /> <br />~l <br />~~ <br />I' <br />~' <br />TABLET <br />BASIN NAME AREA NUMBER OF <br />SUB-BASINS SUB-BASIN <br />IDENTIFICATION <br />1. Smith Gulch 5,169 acres 2 SM I & SM II <br />2. Sheep Gulch 9,726 acres 3 SG I thru SG III <br />3. Upper Currant Creek Basin 1Q141 acres 3 UCC I thru UCC III <br />4. Dick's Creek 4,957 acres 2 DC I & DC II <br />5. 31 Mile Mountain 13,164 acres 5 31 M I thru 31M V <br />6. Middle Currant Creek 34,875 acres ] 3 MCC I thru MCC XIII <br />7. Mill Gulch 8,026 acres 2 MG I & MG II <br />8. Cottonwood Creek 63,457 acres 25 CC I thru CC XXV <br />9. Tallahassee Creek North 8,469 acres 4 TCN I thru TCN IV <br />10. Tallahassee Creek Middle 9,496 acres 5 TCM I thru TCM V <br />] 1, Tallahassee Creek South 6,404 acres 3 TCS I thru TCS III <br />12. Tallahassee Creek Lower 5,568 acres 2 TC I & TC II <br />13. Lower Currant Creek 10,783 acres 4 LCC I thru LCC IV <br />14. Parkdale Mine Area 2,795 acres 2 M I & M II <br />Total Number of Sub-Basins 75 <br />Each of the 14 major basins are shown on the drawing marked `"Tallahassee Drainage Basin/Sub- <br />basin boundaries". <br />Considering the size of the 14 major banns as noted under "Area" 1 rlvougi, 14 as shown on 1'abie <br />t, it was necessary to subdivide these basins into smaller sub-basins to arrive at more reliable <br />discharge rates. <br />The listing of the fourteen major basins are identified on Exhibit II. The total area of each of the <br />sub-basins is held between 2000 and 4000 acres in order to use the SCS Synthetic Unit Hydrographs. <br />The shape factor used is 484. The total number ofsub-basins is seventy-five (75). <br />PAGE 2 <br />