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PACIFIC SOUTHWEST WATER PLAN APPENDIX Bureau of Reclamation January 1964 As water needs become more critical in the West, river basin boundaries will become even less rigid in water and land resource development. The principal surface and underground water resources of the Pacific Southwest area have been considered in the development of the Pacific Southwest Water Plan. In addition, consideration has been given to importation of some surplus waters from the north coastal basins in California to the Pacific Southwest area. To attempt to document the wealth of information and alternative plans for water resource development that have been considered to accomplish various purposes in the Pacific Southwest would be beyond the scope of this appendix. A partial list of completed, or soon to be completed, Bureau of Reclamation reports which are pertinent to the problem is presented herewith: Buttes Dam and Reservoir, Middle Gila River Project, Arizona, January 1961 Central Arizona Project, Arizona-New Mexico, December 1947 Central Arizona Project Appraisal Report, Arizona-New Mexico, January 1962 Central Arizona Project, Supplemental Report, Arizona-New Mexico, June 1963 Dixie Project, Utah, October 1961 Southern Nevada Water Supply Project, Nevada, June 1963 East Side Division, Central Valley Project, California Colorado River Water Salvage Natural Resources of Northwestern California, 1960 (Participation by Department of the Interior Agencies) Eel River Division, North Coast Project, California, June 1963 Palmdale Project, California San Luis Division, Central Valley Project, California Trinity River Division, Central Valley Project, California Calleguas Basin Reconnaissance Report, California Arizona-Colorado River Diversions Projects, Arizona Inventory of Water Resources, Arizona 1Epson Perfection 4870 Photo, 400 dpi, 8 bit, 13,314,048 byte