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6.0 PROJECTIONS<br />

Table 6-15 presents the current and projected future water demands for each of the seven river<br />

basin planning areas and a total for the state for all sectors. These projections are presented by future<br />

scenario. The table presents both surface water and groundwater demands (demands presented in Table<br />

6-15 may be compared to legally available flows as shown in Table 7–2).<br />

River Basin<br />

Table 6-15 Summary of Current and Projected Future <strong>Water</strong> Uses<br />

<strong>Water</strong><br />

30-Year Projections 1<br />

Source Current Use 1 High Scenario Mid Scenario Low Scenario<br />

Bear 2 99,300 108,900 103,200 100,100<br />

Green 609,500 766,700 681,500 630,900<br />

Northeast 92,500 99,200 96,300 93,000<br />

Surface<br />

Platte <strong>Water</strong><br />

780,700 962,000 898,200 883,200<br />

Powder/Tongue 207,600 267,200 237,300 209,300<br />

Snake/Salt 194,200 202,200 179,300 168,100<br />

Wind/Bighorn 3<br />

1,329,200 3,053,800 1,501,100 1,318,400<br />

Total Surface <strong>Water</strong> 3,313,000 5,460,000 3,696,900 3,403,000<br />

Bear 2 3,000 3,600 2,600<br />

Green 800 1,100 1,100 900<br />

Northeast 30,500 56,300 44,100 35,200<br />

Platte Groundwater 124,400 126,100 118,500 100,900<br />

Powder/Tongue 2,500 3,300 3,200 2,800<br />

Snake/Salt 6,800 18,700 11,700 7,400<br />

Wind/Bighorn 3<br />

6,400 8,500 7,000 6,700<br />

Total Groundwater 174,400 217,600 185,600 156,500<br />

1 Includes reservoir evaporation as a use.<br />

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2<br />

In the Bear River Basin study, a Mid Scenario was not completed for agriculture. Includes agriculture estimate.<br />

3<br />

Wind/Bighorn River Basin industrial use and projections are based on water rights rather than actual consumption. This tends to over state oil and gas industry use<br />

as well as other uses.<br />

6.8 REFERENCES<br />

Anderson Consulting Engineers. 2003. Popo Agie <strong>Water</strong>shed <strong>Plan</strong>. Prepared for<br />

<strong>Wyoming</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Development Commission.<br />

Economic Analysis Division. 2006. Equality State Almanac.<br />

Nelson Engineering. 2001. Riverton East Irrigation Project, Level II Feasibility Study.<br />

Prepared for the <strong>Wyoming</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Development Commission.<br />

Roncolio, Teno. 1982. Report Concerning Reserved <strong>Water</strong> Right Claims By and On<br />

Behalf of the Tribes of the Wind River Indian Reservation, <strong>Wyoming</strong>. Civil Case No. 4993,<br />

District Court of the Fifth Judicial District, State of <strong>Wyoming</strong>. December 15.<br />

Trihydro Corporation. 2005. Platte River Basin <strong>Plan</strong> Final Report. De Bruin Interview.<br />

Soil Conservation Service (SCS) 1992. Interim Irrigation On-Farm Report for Wind<br />

River Basin <strong>Water</strong> Supply Study (DRAFT).<br />

Trihydro Corporation. 2005. Platte River Basin <strong>Plan</strong> Final Report. De Bruin Interview.<br />

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