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<br />
<br />
<br />STREAM FLOW DATA
<br />for
<br />COLORADO
<br />
<br />1994 WATER YEAR
<br />(OCT 1,1993 - SEP 30, 1994)
<br />
<br />Compiled by
<br />the
<br />Hydrographic Branch
<br />Edited by Jim McDanold
<br />
<br />COLORADO
<br />HISTORIC AVERAGE ANNUAL STREAM FLOWS
<br />(acre feet)
<br />OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER
<br />COLORADO DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
<br />Prepared by the Hydrographic Branch (1995)
<br />Historic averages obtained from USGS Water-Data Report CO-93
<br />YAMPA
<br />WHITE
<br />LITTLE SNAKE
<br />E L K
<br />NO. PLATTE
<br />CACHE LA POUDRE
<br />S O U T H P L A T T E
<br />NORTH FORK
<br />REPUBLICAN
<br />S O U T H F O R K R E P U B L I C A N
<br />NO. FORK
<br />ARKANSAS
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<br />LA PLATA
<br />ANIMAS & FLORIDA
<br />LOS PINOS
<br />PIEDRA
<br />S A N JU A N
<br />N A V A J O CONEJOS
<br />P U R G A T OIR E
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<br />COLORADO
<br />DOLORES
<br />RIO GRANDE
<br />1,623,000
<br />595,100
<br />4,491,000
<br />415,200
<br />1,126,000
<br />411,900
<br />313,600 122,400
<br />36,420
<br />37,950 26,290
<br />712,600 175,700 469,900
<br />+
<br />299,800
<br />61,610
<br />239,600
<br />325,000
<br />657,400
<br />389,200
<br />153,600
<br />597,200
<br />170,300
<br />216,300
<br />949,200
<br />331,300
<br />550,200
<br />299,800
<br />271,100
<br />1,873,000
<br />126,300
<br />32,500
<br />316,200 98,700
<br />50,010
<br />46,860
<br />142,200
<br />76,050
<br />683,500
<br />526,900
<br />876,300
<br />414,300
<br />329,200
<br />45,120477,100
<br />228,500
<br />185,200
<br />387,100
<br />33,080
<br />13,980
<br />53,560
<br />FOUNTAIN
<br />A PIS H A P A20,150HUERFANO
<br />28,220GRAPE
<br />24,970
<br />BEAR
<br />31,530
<br />51,730
<br />78,020 57,710
<br />122,500
<br />270,000
<br />219,300
<br />400,800
<br />880,900
<br />269,600 95,380
<br />631,700
<br />ST. VRAIN
<br />B O U L D E R
<br />154,800
<br />47,140
<br />PICEANCE
<br />27,790
<br />154,400
<br />6
<br />5
<br />2
<br />1
<br />34
<br />7
<br />568,100
<br />277,800
<br />2,804,000
<br />335,500
<br />40,650 78,990
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<br />TOTAL LEAVING COLORADO 10,751,000 af
<br />ROARING
<br />FORK
<br />EAGLE
<br />BLUE
<br />TOMICHI
<br />SOUTH
<br />FORK
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<br />OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER
<br />DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
<br />
<br />
<br />Roy Romer Hal D. Simpson
<br />Governor State Engineer
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