Chapter 5: Surface Water Resources and Water Supply Figures
1 Surface Water Resources and Water 2 Supply Figures 3 The following figures are included in Chapter 5, Surface Water Resources and 4 Water Supply. 5 • 5.1 California Precipitation Trends 6 • 5.2 California Major Water Supply Facilities 7 • 5.3 Northern California Major Water Supply Facilities 8 • 5.4 San Joaquin Valley and Tulare Lake Major Water Supply Facilities 9 • 5.5 San Francisco Bay Area Major Water Supply Facilities 10 • 5.6 Central Coast and Southern California Major Water Supply Facilities 11 • 5.7 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Trinity Lake Storage 12 • 5.8 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Trinity Lake Elevation 13 • 5.9 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Lewiston Reservoir Storage 14 • 5.10 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Lewiston Reservoir Elevation 15 • 5.11 Historical Water Year 2003 – 2012 Trinity River Mean Daily Flows at 16 Douglas City 17 • 5.12 Historical Water Year 2005 – 2012 Klamath River Mean Daily Flows at 18 Klamath 19 • 5.13 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Whiskeytown Lake Storage 20 • 5.14 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Whiskeytown Lake Elevation 21 • 5.15 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Clear Creek Mean Daily Flows at Igo 22 • 5.16 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Shasta Lake Storage 23 • 5.17 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Shasta Lake Elevation 24 • 5.18 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Keswick Reservoir Storage 25 • 5.19 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Keswick Reservoir Elevation 26 • 5.20 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 27 at Bend Bridge 28 • 5.21 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 29 at Vina Bridge 30 • 5.22 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 31 at Hamilton City
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1 • 5.23 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 2 at Wilkins Slough 3 • 5.24 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 4 at Verona 5 • 5.25 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 6 at Freeport 7 • 5.26 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Flows into Yolo Bypass over 8 Fremont Weir 9 • 5.27 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Lake Oroville Storage 10 • 5.28 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Lake Oroville Elevation 11 • 5.29 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Thermalito Reservoir Storage 12 • 5.30 Historical Water Year 2008 – 2012 Thermalito Reservoir Elevation 13 • 5.31 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Feather River Mean Daily Flows near 14 Gridley 15 • 5.32 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Folsom Lake Storage 16 • 5.33 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Folsom Lake Elevation 17 • 5.34 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Lake Natoma Storage 18 • 5.35 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Lake Natoma Elevation 19 • 5.36 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 American River Mean Daily Flows at 20 Fair Oaks 21 • 5.37 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 San Joaquin River Mean Daily Flows 22 at Mendota 23 • 5.38 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 San Joaquin River Mean Daily Flows 24 at Vernalis 25 • 5.39 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 New Melones Reservoir Storage 26 • 5.40 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 New Melones Reservoir Elevation 27 • 5.41 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Goodwin Reservoir Storage 28 • 5.42 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Goodwin Reservoir Elevation 29 • 5.43 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Stanislaus River Mean Daily Flows 30 at Orange Blossom Bridge 31 • 5.44 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 San Luis Reservoir Storage 32 • 5.45 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 San Luis Reservoir Elevation 33 • 5.46 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Delta Outflow Mean Daily Flows
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1 • 5.47 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Jones Pumping Plant Mean Daily 2 Flows 3 • 5.48 Historical Water Year 2001 – 2012 Banks Pumping Plant Mean Daily 4 Flows 5 • 5.49 Historical Water Year 2008 – 2012 Barker Slough Pumping Plant Mean 6 Daily Flows 7 • 5.50 Historical Water Year 2008 – 2012 Contra Costa Canal Rock Slough 8 Intake Mean Daily Flows 9 • 5.51 Historical Water Year 2008 – 2012 Contra Costa Water District Old 10 River Intake Mean Daily Flows 11 • 5.52 Historical Water Year 2010 – 2012 Contra Costa Water District Middle 12 River Intake Mean Daily Flows 13 • 5.53 Trinity River below Lewiston Reservoir, Long-Term Average Flow 14 • 5.54 Trinity River below Lewiston Reservoir, Wet Year, Long-Term Average 15 Flow 16 • 5.55 Trinity River below Lewiston Reservoir, Dry Year Long-Term Average 17 Flow 18 • 5.56 Sacramento River downstream of Keswick Reservoir, Long-Term 19 Average Flow 20 • 5.57 Sacramento River downstream of Keswick Reservoir, Wet Year Long- 21 Term Average Flow 22 • 5.58 Sacramento River downstream of Keswick Reservoir, Dry Year Long- 23 Term Average Flow 24 • 5.59 Sacramento River at Freeport, Long-Term Average Flow 25 • 5.60 Sacramento River at Freeport, Wet Year Long-Term Average Flow 26 • 5.61 Sacramento River at Freeport, Dry Year Long-Term Average Flow 27 • 5.62 Feather River downstream of Thermalito, Long-Term Average Flow 28 • 5.63 Feather River downstream of Thermalito, Wet Year Long-Term Average 29 Flow 30 • 5.64 Feather River downstream of Thermalito, Dry Year Long-Term Average 31 Flow 32 • 5.65 American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, Long-Term Average Flow 33 • 5.66 American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, Wet Year Long-Term 34 Average Flow 35 • 5.67 American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, Dry Year Long-Term 36 Average Flow
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1 • 5.68 Stanislaus River below Goodwin, Long-Term Average Flow 2 • 5.69 Stanislaus River below Goodwin, Wet Year Long-Term Average Flow 3 • 5.70 Stanislaus River below Goodwin, Dry Year Long-Term Average Flow 4 • 5.71 San Joaquin River at Vernalis, Long-Term Average Flow 5 • 5.72 San Joaquin River at Vernalis, Wet Year Long-Term Average Flow 6 • 5.73 San Joaquin River at Vernalis, Dry Year Long-Term Average Flow 7 • 5.74 Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta Outflow, Long-Term Average Flow 8 • 5.75 Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta Outflow, Wet Year Long-Term 9 Average Flow 10 • 5.76 Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta Outflow, Dry Year Long-Term 11 Average Flow 12 • 5.77 Old and Middle River, Long-Term Average Flow 13 • 5.78 Old and Middle River, Wet Year Long-Term Average Flow 14 • 5.79 Old and Middle River, Dry Year Long-Term Average Flow
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5.3 Northern California Major Water Supply Facilities NEVADA CALIFORNIA
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Crafton Hills Res. Los Angeles River Inland Feeder San Gabriel River
Lake Perris Santa Ana River Whitewater River Diamond Valley Lake Lake Skinner Colorado River Coachella Canal Santa Margarita River
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1 2 Figure 5.7 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Trinity Lake Storage1
3 4 Figure 5.8 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Trinity Lake Elevation2
1 The minimum storage line of 240,000 AF was taken from CalSim II. The maximum storage line of 2,448,000 AF was taken from the California Data Exchange Center website http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html. 2 The minimum elevation line of 1995 ft was taken from Reclamation’s website http://www.usbr.gov/projects/Facility.jsp?fac_Name=Trinity+Dam&groupName=Dimensions. The maximum elevation line of 2,370 ft was provided by Reclamation.
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1 2 Figure 5.9 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Lewiston Reservoir Storage
3 4 Figure 5.10 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Lewiston Reservoir Elevation
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1 2 Figure 5.11 Historical Water Years 2003-2012 Trinity River Mean Daily Flows at 3 Douglas City
4 5 Figure 5.12 Historical Water Years 2005-2012 Klamath River Mean Daily Flows at 6 Klamath
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1 2 Figure 5.13 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Whiskeytown Lake Storage3
3 4 Figure 5.14 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Whiskeytown Lake Elevation4
3 The minimum storage line of 180,000 AF was taken from CalSim II. The maximum storage line of 241,000 AF was taken from the California Data Exchange Center website http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html. 4 The minimum elevation line of 1190 ft was taken from CalSim II. The maximum elevation line of 1,210 ft was provided by Reclamation.
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1 2 Figure 5.15 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Clear Creek Mean Daily Flows at Igo
3 4 Figure 5.16 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Shasta Lake Storage5
5 The minimum storage line of 550,000 AF was taken from CalSim II. The maximum storage line of 4,552,000 AF was taken from the California Data Exchange Center website http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html.
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1 2 Figure 5.17 Historical Water Years 2001-2012 Shasta Lake Elevation6
3 4 Figure 5.18 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Keswick Reservoir Storage
6 The minimum elevation line of 834 ft was taken from CalSim II. The maximum elevation line of 1,067 ft was provided by Reclamation.
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1 2 Figure 5.19 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Keswick Reservoir Elevation
3 4 Figure 5.20 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 5 at Bend Bridge
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1 2 Figure 5.21 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 3 at Vina Bridge
4 5 Figure 5.22 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 6 at Hamilton City
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1 2 Figure 5.23 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 3 at Wilkins Slough
4 5 Figure 5.24 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 6 at Verona
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1 2 Figure 5.25 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Sacramento River Mean Daily Flows 3 at Freeport
4 5 Figure 5.26 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Flows into Yolo Bypass over Fremont 6 Weir
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1 2 Figure 5.27 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Lake Oroville Storage7
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4 Figure 5.28 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Lake Oroville Elevation8
7 The minimum storage line of 30,000 AF was taken from CalSim II. The maximum storage line of 3,537,577 AF was taken from the California Data Exchange Center website http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html. 8 The minimum elevation line of 340 ft was taken from CalSim II. The maximum elevation line of 900 ft was provided by Reclamation. Erroneous data on 7/9/2005 was deleted.
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1 2 Figure 5.29 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Thermalito Reservoir Storage
3 4 Figure 5.30 Historical Water Year 2008 - 2012 Thermalito Reservoir Elevation
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1 2 Figure 5.31 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Feather River Mean Daily Flows near 3 Gridley
4 5 Figure 5.32 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Folsom Lake Storage9
9 The minimum storage line of 90,000 AF was taken from CalSim II. The maximum storage line of 977,000 AF was taken from the California Data Exchange Center website http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html.
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1 2 Figure 5.33 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Folsom Lake Elevation10
3 4 Figure 5.34 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Lake Natoma Storage
10 The minimum elevation line of 330 ft was taken from CalSim II. The maximum elevation line of 466 ft was provided by Reclamation.
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2 Figure 5.35 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Lake Natoma Elevation
3 4 Figure 5.36 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 American River Mean Daily Flows at 5 Fair Oaks
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1 2 Figure 5.37 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 San Joaquin River Mean Daily Flows 3 at Mendota
4 5 Figure 5.38 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 San Joaquin River Mean Daily Flows 6 at Vernalis
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1 2 Figure 5.39 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 New Melones Reservoir Storage11
3 4 Figure 5.40 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 New Melones Reservoir Elevation12
11 The minimum storage line of 80,000 AF was taken from CalSim II. The maximum storage line of 2,400,000 AF was taken from the California Data Exchange Center website http://cdec.water.ca.gov/misc/resinfo.html. 12 The dead pool elevation of 543 feet and normal pool elevation of 1,088 feet was taken from CalSim II.
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1 2 Figure 5.41 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Goodwin Reservoir Storage
3 4 Figure 5.42 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Goodwin Reservoir Elevation13
13 Erroneous data on 10/30/2002 was removed.
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1 2 Figure 5.43 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Stanislaus River Mean Daily Flows at 3 Orange Blossom Bridge
4 5 Figure 5.44 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 San Luis Reservoir Storage
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1 2 Figure 5.45 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 San Luis Reservoir Elevation14
3 4 Figure 5.46 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Delta Outflow Mean Daily Flows
14 Erroneous data on 10/13/2003, 9/18/2007, and 7/19/2010 was removed.
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1 2 Figure 5.47 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Jones Pumping Plant Mean Daily 3 Flows
4 5 Figure 5.48 Historical Water Year 2001 - 2012 Banks Pumping Plant Mean Daily 6 Flows
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1 2 Figure 5.49 Historical Water Year 2008 - 2012 Barker Slough Pumping Plant Mean 3 Daily Flows
4 5 Figure 5.50 Water Year 2008 – 2012 Contra Costa Canal Rock Slough Intake Mean 6 Daily Flows
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1 2 Figure 5.51 Historical Water Year 2008 - 2012 Contra Costa Water District Old River 3 Intake Mean Daily Flows
4 5 Figure 5.52 Historical Water Year 2010 - 2012 Contra Costa Water District Middle 6 River Intake Mean Daily Flows
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1 2 Figure 5.53 Trinity River below Lewiston Reservoir, Long-Term Average Flow15
3 4 Figure 5.54 Trinity River below Lewiston Reservoir, Wet Year Long-Term Average 5 Flow15,16
15 Based on the 82-year simulation period; Notes: 1) All alternatives are simulated with projected hydrology and sea level at Year 2030 conditions. 2) Model results for Alternatives 1, 4, and Second Basis of Comparison are the same, therefore Alternatives 1 and 4 results are not presented. Qualitative differences, if applicable, are discussed in the text. 3) Model results for Alternative 2 and No Action Alternative are the same, therefore Alternative 2 results are not presented. Qualitative differences, if applicable, are discussed in the text. 16 Wet-Year and Dry-Year as defined by the Sacramento 40-30-30 Index Water Year Hydrologic Classification (SWRCB D-1641, 1999), projected to year 2030
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1 2 Figure 5.55 Trinity River below Lewiston Reservoir, Dry Year Long-Term Average 3 Flow15,16
4 5 Figure 5.56 Sacramento River downstream of Keswick Reservoir, Long-Term 6 Average Flow15
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1 2 Figure 5.57 Sacramento River downstream of Keswick Reservoir, Wet Year Long- 3 Term Average Flow15,16
4 5 Figure 5.58 Sacramento River downstream of Keswick Reservoir, Dry Year Long- 6 Term Average Flow15,16
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1 2 Figure 5.59 Sacramento River at Freeport, Long-Term Average Flow15
3 4 Figure 5.60 Sacramento River at Freeport, Wet Year Long-Term Average Flow15,16
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1 2 Figure 5.61 Sacramento River at Freeport, Dry Year Long-Term Average Flow15,16
3 4 Figure 5.62 Feather River downstream of Thermalito, Long-Term Average Flow15
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1 2 Figure 5.63 Feather River downstream of Thermalito, Wet Year Long-Term Average 3 Flow15,16
4 5 Figure 5.64 Feather River downstream of Thermalito, Dry Year Long-Term Average 6 Flow15,16
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1 2 Figure 5.65 American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, Long-Term Average 3 Flow15
4 5 Figure 5.66 American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, Wet Year Long-Term 6 Average Flow15,16
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1 2 Figure 5.67 American River downstream of Nimbus Dam, Dry Year Long-Term 3 Average Flow15,16
4 5 Figure 5.68 Stanislaus River below Goodwin, Long-Term Average Flow15
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1 2 Figure 5.69 Stanislaus River below Goodwin, Wet Year Long-Term Average 3 Flow15,16
4 5 Figure 5.70 Stanislaus River below Goodwin, Dry Year Long-Term Average 6 Flow15,16
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1 2 Figure 5.71 San Joaquin River at Vernalis, Long-Term Average Flow15
3 4 Figure 5.72 San Joaquin River at Vernalis, Wet Year Long-Term Average Flow15,16
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1 2 Figure 5.73 San Joaquin River at Vernalis, Dry Year Long-Term Average Flow15,16
3 4 Figure 5.74 Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta Outflow, Long-Term Average 5 Flow15
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1 2 Figure 5.75 Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta Outflow, Wet Year Long-Term 3 Average FlowError! Bookmark not defined.
4 5 Figure 5.76 Sacramento/San Joaquin River Delta Outflow, Dry Year Long-Term 6 Average FlowError! Bookmark not defined.
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1 2 Figure 5.77 Old and Middle River, Long-Term Average FlowError! Bookmark not 3 defined.
4 5 Figure 5.78 Old and Middle River, Wet Year Long-Term Average FlowError! 6 Bookmark not defined.,Error! Bookmark not defined.
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1 2 Figure 5.79 Old and Middle River, Dry Year Long-Term Average FlowError! 3 Bookmark not defined.,Error! Bookmark not defined.
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