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Language English; eng; en
Relation Central Utah Project; Western Waters Digital Library; 47 r 1 2
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the bboonnnneevviizlzltee unit is the largest and most comprehensive of the
authorized units of the central utah project and is the most significant al
water resource development to date in utah it is located in the central
portion of the state and includes developments in both the uinta and
bonneville basins with a substantial diversion of water from the uinta
basin to the bonneville basin
useable water supplies will be increased in the two basins by
means of regulatory storage works and conveyance facilities included
in these facilities will be 10 new reservoirs and the enlargement of two
existing reservoirs 2 major dikes on utah lake more than 114400mmiilleess of
aqueducts tunnels and canals 3 power plants and several ppuummppininggppllaannttss 1
about 313000 acre feet of water will be developed annually for municipal
and industrial purposes irrigation hhyyddroroellecttrriic power fish and wild
life flood control recreation and water qquuaalliittyyccoonnttrrooll
UINTA BASIN
starvation reservoir with a total capacity of 167300 acre ffebeeeeettt
was the first feature of the BbbBoooonnnnnnnnaeaeeevvviiittltllleee unit to be constructed it was
formed by a dam on strawberry river about three miles upstream from
duchesne to store unappropriated flows of the duchesne and strawberry
rivers
water will be rrreeelilleetaaassseeedddffrroomm starvation reservoir as nneeeeddeeddttoo
supplement present irrigation supplies in the duchesne river area and
to replace water presently used in tttthhhhaaaactttaaarrreeeaaa which will be diverted to
the bonneville basin existing canals and ditches will be rehabilitated
where needed and used to distribute project water released from
starvation reservoir
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crossing the high southern flank of the uuiinnttaammoouunnttaaiinnss the sssittrrraaamwh L
berry aqueduct about 37 miles long will intercept the flows of several
streams tributary to the duchesne river upper ssttiizuzuwaatteerr reservoir
on rock creek and currant creek reservoir on currant creek will serve
as eeuqqauulaaillziizziiinnnggg reservoirs along the aqueduct water will flow by gravity
through the aqueduct to the enlarged strawberry reservoir ssoozlddiieerrccrreeeekk
ddaami about 7 miles downstream from the existing ssttrraawwbebrreydrarmy dam will iiinnncccrrreeeaaasssqaae
the present strawberry reservoir capacity from 283000 to 1106500 acre
feet and thae normal water surface elevation of the reservoir will be raised
about 45 feet A
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Identifier http://cdm15999.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/WesternWatersProject/id/13092

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