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Platte River Basin Water Plan Update
2016 Spreadsheet Model
Individual spreadsheets were developed for each of the seven major subbasins of the Platte
River System. Each subbasin was then divided into river reaches with a starting and ending
node. The nodes were developed where a gage was present; a natural flow location was
quantified, at a tributary confluence or the location of a major diversion. Water supply and
use were imparted onto each reach to determine the amount of water anticipated withing each reach during a dry, wet and average hydrologic condition.
Each spreadsheet provides the water balance for each of the subbasins. The water balance
estimates the amount of water provided to the entire subbasin by using either gaged flow or
estimated flow from regression equations.
Platte River Basin Spreadsheet Models |
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Above Pathfinder Model |
28,441 kb compressed 31,200 kb uncompressed
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Guernsey to the State Line Model |
4,040 kb compressed 4,130 kb uncompressed
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Horse Creek Model |
3,895 kb compressed 4,050 kb uncompressed
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Lower Laramie Model |
4,530 kb compressed 5,010 kb uncompressed
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Pathfinder to Guernsey Model |
5,725 kb compressed 6,180 kb uncompressed
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South Platte Model |
10,303 kb compressed 26,300 kb uncompressed
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Upper Laramie Model |
6,895 kb compressed 7,510 kb uncompressed
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* Please note that these files are in read only format. Any changes to the models made by the user may change the results and must be saved with a new file name.
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