Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000	Col. 5	Col. 6	2000	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Nov. 28	0	45	45	25	Nov. 30	4	142	Dec. 1	0	115	146	2,639	202,900	0	6,001
29	0	45	45	25	Dec.   1	0	92	2	0	115	92	2,533	2,740	0	6,001
30	0	45	45	25	2	0	85	3	0	115	85	2,240	2,440	0	6,001
Dec.   1	0	45	45	25	3	0	138	4	0	115	138	1,827	2,080	0	6,001
2	0	45	45	25	4	0	67	5	0	115	67	1,778	1,960	0	6,001
3	0	45	45	25	5	0	46	6	0	115	46	1,969	2,130	0	6,001
4	0	45	43	25	6	46	71	7	0	113	117	1,870	2,100	0	6,001
5	0	45	43	25	7	184	85	8	0	113	269	1,718	2,100	0	6,001
6	0	45	43	25	8	0	89	9	0	113	89	1,698	1,900	23	6,024
7	0	45	45	25	9	0	82	10	0	115	82	1,603	1,800	50	6,074
8	0	45	43	25	10	0	82	11	0	113	82	1,795	1,990	0	6,074
9	0	45	45	25	11	0	53	12	0	115	53	2,012	2,180	0	6,074
10	0	45	43	25	12	230	74	13	0	113	304	1,753	2,170	0	6,074
11	0	45	45	25	13	173	85	14	0	115	258	1,727	2,100	0	6,074
12	0	45	45	25	14	193	124	15	0	115	317	1,898	2,330	0	6,074
13	0	45	43	25	15	181	113	16	0	113	294	1,823	2,330	0	6,074
14	0	45	43	25	16	0	135	17	0	113	135	11,352	11,600	0	6,074
15	0	45	43	25	17	221	465	18	0	113	686	45,501	46,300	0	6,074
16	0	45	57	25	18	162	337	19	0	127	499	20,774	21,400	0	6,074
17	0	45	51	25	19	118	461	20	0	121	579	14,200	14,900	0	6,074
18	0	45	45	25	20	185	457	21	0	115	642	11,043	11,800	0	6,074
19	0	45	46	25	21	181	716	22	0	116	897	9,287	10,300	0	6,074
20	0	46	46	25	22	188	475	23	0	117	663	8,050	8,830	0	6,074
21	0	46	46	25	23	158	443	24	0	117	601	7,052	7,770	0	6,074
22	0	45	46	25	24	190	450	25	0	116	640	6,184	6,940	0	6,074
23	0	45	46	25	25	169	387	26	0	116	556	5,398	6,070	0	6,074
24	0	45	46	25	26	178	209	27	0	116	387	4,877	5,380	0	6,074
25	0	45	46	25	27	166	92	28	0	116	258	4,916	5,290	0	6,074
26	0	45	46	25	28	240	248	29	0	116	488	4,836	5,440	0	6,074
27	0	45	45	25	29	156	191	30	0	115	347	3,908	4,390	0	6,074
28	0	45	45	25	30	0	259	31	0	115	259	3,646	4,020	0	6,074
Total	0	1,397	1,405	775		3,323	6,753		0	3,577	10,076	191,907	205,560
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Dec. 29	0	45	45	25	Dec. 31	0	220	Jan.   1	0	115	220	4,345	4,680	0	6,074
30	0	45	45	26	Jan.    1	0	277	2	0	116	277	3,807	4,200	0	6,074
31	0	46	45	26	2	161	174	3	0	117	335	3,448	3,900	0	6,074
Jan.    1	0	46	46	26	3	209	50	4	0	118	259	3,223	3,600	0	6,074
2	0	46	46	25	4	185	85	5	0	117	270	3,413	3,800	0	6,074
3	0	45	46	25	5	178	106	6	0	116	284	3,400	3,800	0	6,074
4	0	45	46	25	6	0	96	7	0	116	96	3,088	3,300	0	6,074
5	0	45	46	25	7	0	241	8	0	116	241	2,743	3,100	0	6,074
6	0	45	46	25	8	209	206	9	0	116	415	2,569	3,100	0	6,074
7	0	45	46	25	9	178	301	10	0	116	479	2,505	3,100	0	6,074
8	0	45	46	25	10	139	337	11	0	116	476	2,108	2,700	0	6,074
9	0	46	46	25	11	307	259	12	0	117	566	1,817	2,500	0	6,074
10	0	45	46	25	12	249	294	13	0	116	543	1,941	2,600	0	6,074
11	0	45	46	25	13	0	294	14	0	116	294	1,890	2,300	0	6,074
12	0	45	46	25	14	0	298	15	0	116	298	1,886	2,300	0	6,074
13	0	45	46	25	15	154	67	16	0	116	221	1,863	2,200	0	6,074
14	0	45	46	25	16	177	82	17	0	116	259	1,925	2,300	0	6,074
15	0	45	46	25	17	180	85	18	0	116	265	1,919	2,300	0	6,074
16	0	45	45	25	18	189	149	19	0	115	338	1,947	2,400	0	6,074
17	0	45	45	25	19	180	110	20	0	115	290	1,895	2,300	0	6,074
18	0	45	43	25	20	0	131	21	0	113	131	1,856	2,100	0	6,074
19	0	45	43	25	21	0	213	22	0	113	213	1,874	2,200	0	6,074
20	0	45	43	25	22	177	117	23	0	113	294	1,693	2,100	0	6,074
21	0	45	43	25	23	203	202	24	0	113	405	1,882	2,400	0	6,074
22	0	45	43	25	24	192	195	25	0	113	387	1,700	2,200	0	6,074
23	0	45	43	25	25	220	167	26	0	113	387	1,900	2,400	0	6,074
24	0	45	43	25	26	224	145	27	0	113	369	1,718	2,200	0	6,074
25	0	45	45	25	27	0	163	28	0	115	163	1,622	1,900	25	6,099
26	0	43	40	25	28	0	149	29	0	108	149	1,543	1,800	50	6,149
27	0	43	39	25	29	199	167	30	0	107	366	1,627	2,100	0	6,149
28	0	43	46	25	30	180	184	31	0	114	364	1,722	2,200	0	6,149
Total	0	1,393	1,386	778		4,090	5,564		0	3,557	9,654	70,869	84,080
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Jan. 29	0	43	45	25	Jan. 31	186	227	Feb. 1	0	113	413	2,374	2,900	0	6,149
30	0	45	45	25	Feb.   1	270	124	2	0	115	394	2,891	3,400	0	6,149
31	0	46	45	25	2	264	121	3	0	116	385	2,999	3,500	0	6,149
Feb.   1	0	45	45	25	3	0	89	4	0	115	89	2,596	2,800	0	6,149
2	0	45	45	25	4	0	32	5	0	115	32	2,553	2,700	0	6,149
3	0	46	43	25	5	161	138	6	0	114	299	2,487	2,900	0	6,149
4	0	45	43	25	6	161	156	7	0	113	317	2,370	2,800	0	6,149
5	0	43	43	25	7	220	284	8	0	111	504	2,185	2,800	0	6,149
6	0	43	43	25	8	217	156	9	0	111	373	2,216	2,700	0	6,149
7	0	45	45	25	9	162	71	10	0	115	233	2,452	2,800	0	6,149
8	0	45	45	25	10	224	67	11	0	115	291	3,744	4,150	0	6,149
9	0	46	45	25	11	324	124	12	0	116	448	4,136	4,700	0	6,149
10	0	46	45	25	12	309	71	13	0	116	380	3,504	4,000	0	6,149
11	0	46	45	25	13	323	135	14	0	116	458	3,226	3,800	0	6,149
12	0	45	43	25	14	307	138	15	0	113	445	3,542	4,100	0	6,149
13	0	45	45	25	15	361	113	16	0	115	474	4,521	5,110	0	6,149
14	0	45	45	25	16	240	53	17	0	115	293	4,612	5,020	0	6,149
15	0	45	45	25	17	182	60	18	0	115	242	4,213	4,570	0	6,149
16	0	46	45	25	18	286	135	19	0	116	421	3,673	4,210	0	6,149
17	0	46	45	25	19	230	131	20	0	116	361	3,453	3,930	0	6,149
18	0	46	45	25	20	288	188	21	0	116	476	3,628	4,220	0	6,149
19	0	46	45	25	21	295	167	22	0	116	462	3,632	4,210	0	6,149
20	0	45	45	25	22	364	227	23	0	115	591	2,994	3,700	0	6,149
21	0	45	45	25	23	230	188	24	0	115	418	3,047	3,580	0	6,149
22	0	45	45	25	24	160	206	25	0	115	366	3,159	3,640	0	6,149
23	0	46	45	25	25	221	238	26	0	116	459	3,535	4,110	0	6,149
24	0	46	45	25	26	327	142	27	0	116	469	3,915	4,500	0	6,149
25	0	43	45	25	27	360	28	28	0	113	388	3,789	4,290	0	6,149
Total	0	1,263	1,250	700		6,672	3,809		0	3,213	10,481	91,446	105,140	0
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Feb. 26	0	45	45	25	Feb. 28	293	32	Mar. 1	0	115	325	3,350	3,790	0	6,149
27	0	45	46	25	Mar.  1	278	74	2	0	116	352	3,182	3,650	0	6,149
28	0	45	46	25	2	244	35	3	0	116	279	3,065	3,460	0	6,149
Mar.  1	0	45	46	25	3	213	32	4	0	116	245	2,969	3,330	0	6,149
2	0	45	48	25	4	263	92	5	0	118	355	2,897	3,370	0	6,149
3	0	45	48	25	5	550	39	6	0	118	589	2,783	3,490	0	6,149
4	0	45	48	25	6	554	67	7	0	118	621	2,821	3,560	0	6,149
5	0	45	48	25	7	471	71	8	0	118	542	2,900	3,560	0	6,149
6	0	45	46	25	8	501	78	9	0	116	579	2,885	3,580	0	6,149
7	0	45	46	25	9	599	71	10	0	116	670	2,634	3,420	0	6,149
8	0	45	46	25	10	223	71	11	0	116	294	2,490	2,900	0	6,149
9	0	46	48	25	11	206	71	12	0	119	277	2,314	2,710	0	6,149
10	0	46	48	25	12	556	71	13	0	119	627	2,734	3,480	0	6,149
11	0	46	48	25	13	470	67	14	0	119	537	3,854	4,510	0	6,149
12	0	46	48	25	14	570	0	15	0	119	570	4,021	4,710
13	0	43	48	25	15	569	0	16	0	116	569	3,965	4,650
14	0	43	46	25	16	465	0	17	0	114	465	4,271	4,850
15	0	45	46	25	17	0	0	18	0	116	0	4,834	4,950
16	0	45	46	25	18	98	53	19	0	116	151	5,093	5,360
17	0	45	46	25	19	482	124	20	0	116	606	4,958	5,680
18	0	45	46	25	20	561	131	21	0	116	692	5,772	6,580
19	0	45	46	25	21	553	177	22	0	116	730	9,754	10,600
20	0	45	45	25	22	597	340	23	0	115	937	14,948	16,600
21	0	45	43	25	23	454	174	24	0	113	628	14,459	15,200
22	0	45	45	25	24	0	241	25	0	115	241	12,444	12,800
23	0	46	45	25	25	107	450	26	0	116	557	10,427	11,100
24	0	46	46	25	26	664	528	27	0	117	1,192	8,441	9,750
25	0	46	48	25	27	663	447	28	0	119	1,110	7,411	8,640
26	0	45	48	25	28	636	521	29	0	118	1,157	6,905	8,180
27	0	45	48	25	29	790	507	30	0	118	1,297	10,685	12,100
28	0	45	50	25	30	557	532	31	0	120	1,089	24,391	25,600
Total	0	1,398	1,447	775		13,187	5,096		0	3,620	18,283	193,657	215,560
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Mar. 29	0	45	45	25	Mar. 31	0	773	Apr. 1	0	115	773	18,312	19,200
30	0	45	45	23	Apr.   1	24	699	2	0	113	723	14,464	15,300
31	0	43	43	25	2	679	759	3	0	111	1,438	12,051	13,600
Apr.   1	0	45	45	25	3	672	766	4	0	115	1,438	11,547	13,100
2	0	45	45	25	4	701	723	5	0	115	1,424	12,261	13,800
3	0	45	45	25	5	749	762	6	0	115	1,511	13,774	15,400
4	0	45	45	25	6	737	766	7	0	115	1,503	14,582	16,200
5	0	45	46	25	7	677	752	8	0	116	1,429	17,955	19,500
6	0	45	46	25	8	613	813	9	0	116	1,426	20,858	22,400
7	0	46	46	25	9	846	926	10	0	117	1,772	32,811	34,700
8	0	46	46	25	10	990	848	11	0	117	1,838	33,845	35,800
9	0	43	45	25	11	1,724	816	12	0	113	2,540	26,847	29,500
10	0	45	45	25	12	1,724	869	13	0	115	2,593	23,492	26,200
11	0	46	45	23	13	1,141	897	14	0	114	2,038	21,048	23,200
12	0	45	45	25	14	0	809	15	0	115	809	17,876	18,800
13	0	45	46	25	15	121	734	16	0	116	855	15,129	16,100
14	0	45	46	25	16	1,199	252	17	0	116	1,451	13,433	15,000
15	0	46	46	25	17	930	270	18	0	117	1,200	11,883	13,200
16	0	46	45	25	18	888	262	19	0	116	1,150	10,434	11,700
17	0	45	45	26	19	919	270	20	0	116	1,189	8,895	10,200
18	0	45	45	26	20	711	262	21	0	116	973	7,371	8,460
19	0	45	45	26	21	0	230	22	0	116	230	7,274	7,620
20	0	45	45	26	22	0	238	23	0	116	238	7,066	7,420
21	0	45	45	25	23	697	298	24	0	115	995	6,210	7,320
22	0	45	45	25	24	680	287	25	0	115	967	5,398	6,480
23	0	45	45	25	25	697	216	26	0	115	913	4,852	5,880
24	0	45	45	25	26	583	234	27	0	115	817	4,258	5,190
25	0	45	45	25	27	467	110	28	0	115	577	3,638	4,330
26	0	45	45	25	28	0	0	29	0	115	0	3,385	3,500
27	0	45	45	25	29	0	223	30	0	115	223	3,132	3,470
Total	0	1,351	1,355	750		19,169	15,864		0	3,456	35,033	404,081	442,570
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Apr. 28	0	45	46	25	Apr. 30	429	241	May 1	0	116	670	2,914	3,700
29	0	45	46	32	May   1	351	298	2	0	123	649	2,718	3,490
30	0	50	46	53	2	368	238	3	0	149	606	2,675	3,430
May   1	0	70	48	53	3	360	376	4	0	171	736	2,393	3,300
2	0	70	48	51	4	447	238	5	0	169	685	2,166	3,020
3	0	70	48	53	5	0	160	6	0	171	160	1,999	2,330
4	0	70	14	51	6	0	199	7	0	135	199	1,956	2,290
5	0	70	0	53	7	0	277	8	0	123	277	1,900	2,300
6	0	70	0	53	8	0	262	9	0	123	262	1,855	2,240
7	0	70	0	53	9	0	174	10	0	123	174	1,763	2,060
8	0	70	0	53	10	0	0	11	0	123	0	1,787	1,910
9	0	70	20	51	11	0	103	12	0	141	103	1,676	1,920
10	264	70	145	53	12	0	96	13	268	0	96	1,476	1,840
11	0	70	46	53	13	0	14	14	0	169	14	1,497	1,680
12	250	70	130	53	14	0	32	15	253	0	32	1,235	1,520
13	324	70	201	53	15	0	0	16	324	0	0	1,176	1,500
14	490	70	370	53	16	0	0	17	493	0	0	1,137	1,630
15	495	70	377	53	17	0	0	18	500	0	0	1,210	1,710
16	631	70	509	53	18	0	0	19	632	0	0	1,238	1,870
17	721	70	600	53	19	0	0	20	723	0	0	1,217	1,940
18	729	70	606	53	20	0	0	21	729	0	0	1,161	1,890
19	766	70	644	53	21	0	0	22	767	0	0	1,323	2,090
20	264	70	142	53	22	0	0	23	265	0	0	2,335	2,600
21	0	70	45	51	23	0	0	24	0	166	0	2,924	3,090
22	0	70	46	53	24	0	0	25	0	169	0	2,711	2,880
23	0	70	46	53	25	0	67	26	0	169	67	2,354	2,590
24	0	70	46	53	26	0	0	27	0	169	0	3,291	3,460
25	0	70	45	53	27	0	0	28	0	168	0	4,562	4,730
26	0	70	45	53	28	0	0	29	0	168	0	4,712	4,880
27	0	70	45	53	29	0	0	30	0	168	0	3,832	4,000
28	0	70	88	53	30	0	0	31	0	211	0	3,049	3,260
Total	4,934	2,100	4,492	1,586		1,955	2,775		4,954	3,224	4,730	68,242	81,150
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
May 29	0	70	161	53	May 31	0	67	June 1	0	284	67	2,589	2,940
30	0	70	159	53	June   1	0	103	2	0	282	103	3,345	3,730
31	0	74	161	53	2	0	0	3	0	288	0	6,512	6,800
June   1	0	94	162	53	3	0	85	4	0	309	85	7,196	7,590
2	0	94	161	53	4	0	53	5	0	308	53	5,849	6,210
3	0	94	161	53	5	0	85	6	0	308	85	4,627	5,020
4	0	94	161	53	6	0	152	7	0	308	152	3,840	4,300
5	0	94	161	53	7	0	106	8	0	308	106	3,346	3,760
6	0	94	159	53	8	0	117	9	0	306	117	2,817	3,240
7	0	94	159	53	9	0	106	10	0	306	106	2,488	2,900
8	0	94	159	53	10	0	43	11	0	306	43	2,281	2,630
9	0	94	159	53	11	498	160	12	0	306	658	2,276	3,240
10	0	94	159	53	12	423	174	13	0	306	597	2,277	3,180
11	0	96	159	53	13	391	138	14	0	308	529	2,083	2,920
12	0	94	278	68	14	432	67	15	0	440	499	1,821	2,760	0	0
13	0	94	367	93	15	508	71	16	0	554	579	1,667	2,800	0	0
14	0	94	487	108	16	331	138	17	0	689	469	3,402	4,560	0	0
15	0	94	475	85	17	449	0	18	0	654	449	5,207	6,310	0	0
16	0	110	371	53	18	419	78	19	0	534	497	3,759	4,790	0	0
17	0	94	357	63	19	396	106	20	0	514	502	2,814	3,830	0	0
18	0	102	424	70	20	484	191	21	0	596	675	2,559	3,830	0	0
19	0	97	384	53	21	404	113	22	0	534	517	2,369	3,420	0	0
20	0	94	238	53	22	528	181	23	0	385	709	2,256	3,350	0	0
21	0	94	159	53	23	408	128	24	0	306	536	2,408	3,250	0	0
22	0	94	158	51	24	360	53	25	0	303	413	2,374	3,090	0	0
23	0	94	158	53	25	329	32	26	0	305	361	2,334	3,000	0	0
24	0	94	232	53	26	503	149	27	0	379	652	1,949	2,980	0	0
25	0	94	362	57	27	487	121	28	0	513	608	1,749	2,870	0	0
26	0	94	517	80	28	424	301	29	0	691	725	1,584	3,000	0	0
27	0	96	616	94	29	409	156	30	0	806	565	1,479	2,850	0	0
Total	0	2,783	7,824	1,829		8,183	3,274		0	12,436	11,457	91,257	115,150
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
June 28	132	108	543	94	June 30	321	152	July 1	132	613	473	1,452	2,670	132	132
29	415	110	481	94	July    1	0	39	2	415	270	39	1,256	1,980	50	182
30	58	110	500	88	2	445	113	3	58	640	558	1,324	2,580	58	240
July    1	0	108	275	51	3	462	145	4	0	434	607	1,229	2,270	0	240
2	297	94	159	53	4	39	57	5	297	9	96	1,148	1,550	-200	40
3	0	94	159	53	5	326	121	6	0	306	447	1,107	1,860	50	90
4	0	94	159	53	6	579	174	7	0	306	753	1,001	2,060	46	136
5	565	94	415	54	7	0	152	8	563	0	152	955	1,670	-80	56
6	551	94	404	53	8	0	57	9	551	0	57	1,142	1,750	0	56
7	174	94	159	56	9	433	259	10	174	135	692	1,279	2,280	174	230
8	135	94	261	74	10	411	103	11	135	294	514	1,207	2,150	106	336
9	51	94	302	57	11	467	78	12	51	402	545	1,222	2,200	51	387
10	100	94	234	53	12	432	92	13	100	281	524	1,065	1,970	50	437
11	132	94	159	53	13	443	110	14	132	174	553	931	1,790	40	477
12	668	94	520	53	14	56	35	15	667	0	91	732	1,490	-260	217
13	787	94	640	53	15	40	74	16	787	0	114	789	1,690	-60	157
14	490	94	342	53	16	450	103	17	489	0	553	798	1,840	90	247
15	481	94	333	53	17	483	89	18	480	0	572	718	1,770	20	267
16	538	94	391	53	18	474	67	19	538	0	541	691	1,770	20	287
17	587	94	441	56	19	440	60	20	588	3	500	609	1,700	-50	237
18	608	94	439	74	20	395	103	21	607	0	498	645	1,750	0	237
19	1,095	94	927	90	21	32	0	22	1,111	0	32	467	1,610	-140	97
20	1,102	94	917	90	22	77	21	23	1,101	0	98	551	1,750	0	97
21	685	94	501	90	23	458	216	24	685	0	674	561	1,920	170	267
22	665	94	524	90	24	469	220	25	665	43	689	503	1,900	107	374
23	745	121	538	90	25	388	330	26	749	0	718	483	1,950	200	574
24	853	125	634	88	26	370	142	27	847	0	512	591	1,950	200	774
25	892	125	676	53	27	432	89	28	854	0	521	655	2,030	280	1,054
26	1,308	93	1,157	53	28	0	53	29	1,303	0	53	484	1,840	90	1,144
27	1,276	94	1,129	53	29	0	21	30	1,276	0	21	403	1,700	-50	1,094
28	958	94	811	53	30	354	0	31	958	0	354	468	1,780	30	1,124
Total	16,348	3,062	15,130	2,031		9,276	3,275		16,313	3,910	12,551	26,466	59,240
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
July 29	1,013	94	863	53	July 31	303	53	Aug. 1	1,010	0	356	394	1,760	10	1,134
30	1,043	94	874	74	Aug.  1	324	67	2	1,042	0	391	397	1,830	80	1,214
31	935	94	744	94	2	377	32	3	932	0	409	449	1,790	40	1,254
Aug.  1	862	124	645	94	3	372	14	4	863	0	386	531	1,780	30	1,284
2	1,243	125	1,023	94	4	0	67	5	1,242	0	67	591	1,900	150	1,434
3	1,120	99	927	94	5	0	18	6	1,120	0	18	502	1,640	-110	1,324
4	1,044	94	857	94	6	354	149	7	1,045	0	503	432	1,980	230	1,554
5	1,004	94	811	94	7	391	348	8	999	0	739	412	2,150	400	1,954
6	953	125	733	94	8	400	606	9	952	0	1,006	382	2,340	590	2,544
7	1,037	125	820	94	9	367	695	10	1,039	0	1,062	299	2,400	650	3,194
8	896	125	678	94	10	351	340	11	897	0	691	382	1,970	220	3,414
9	1,269	125	1,067	74	11	0	85	12	1,266	0	85	509	1,860	110	3,524
10	1,232	125	1,052	54	12	0	35	13	1,231	0	35	574	1,840	90	3,614
11	1,012	94	866	53	13	90	32	14	1,013	0	122	555	1,690	-60	3,554
12	943	94	795	53	14	178	0	15	942	0	178	530	1,650	-100	3,454
13	999	94	851	53	15	179	0	16	998	0	179	483	1,660	-90	3,364
14	992	94	843	53	16	224	50	17	990	0	274	456	1,720	-30	3,334
15	999	94	829	74	17	208	99	18	997	0	307	566	1,870	120	3,454
16	1,304	94	1,134	74	18	0	0	19	1,302	0	0	528	1,830	80	3,534
17	1,151	94	976	74	19	0	0	20	1,144	0	0	496	1,640	-110	3,424
18	885	94	716	74	20	138	32	21	884	0	170	536	1,590	-160	3,264
19	1,046	94	876	74	21	160	35	22	1,044	0	195	451	1,690	-60	3,204
20	1,064	94	894	74	22	190	60	23	1,062	0	250	378	1,690	-60	3,144
21	1,087	94	917	74	23	160	64	24	1,085	0	224	361	1,670	-80	3,064
22	1,207	94	1,064	53	24	150	0	25	1,211	0	150	369	1,730	-20	3,044
23	1,396	94	1,245	53	25	0	0	26	1,392	0	0	248	1,640	-110	2,934
24	1,299	94	1,153	53	26	0	32	27	1,300	0	32	228	1,560	-190	2,744
25	1,125	94	976	53	27	165	11	28	1,123	0	176	311	1,610	-140	2,604
26	1,318	94	1,171	53	28	0	0	29	1,318	0	0	292	1,610	-140	2,464
27	1,409	94	1,262	53	29	0	0	30	1,409	0	0	241	1,650	-100	2,364
28	1,415	94	1,267	53	30	0	0	31	1,414	0	0	266	1,680	-70	2,294
Total	34,302	3,135	28,929	2,202		5,081	2,924		34,266	0	8,005	13,149	55,420
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Aug. 29	1,555	94	1,408	53	Aug. 31	0	0	Sept. 1	1,555	0	0	245	1,800	50	2,344
30	1,431	94	1,282	53	Sept.   1	0	71	2	1,429	0	71	350	1,850	100	2,444
31	1,315	90	1,174	53	2	0	0	3	1,317	0	0	393	1,710	-40	2,404
Sept.   1	1,380	70	1,256	53	3	0	0	4	1,379	0	0	361	1,740	-10	2,394
2	1,031	70	908	53	4	355	43	5	1,031	0	398	381	1,810	60	2,454
3	1,064	68	941	53	5	193	0	6	1,062	0	193	525	1,780	30	2,484
4	1,304	68	1,180	53	6	476	0	7	1,301	0	476	463	2,240	490	2,974
5	1,072	70	950	53	7	450	0	8	1,073	0	450	467	1,990	240	3,214
6	1,541	70	1,419	53	8	0	0	9	1,542	0	0	358	1,900	150	3,364
7	1,481	70	1,357	53	9	0	89	10	1,480	0	89	321	1,890	140	3,504
8	1,145	70	1,024	53	10	320	46	11	1,147	0	366	387	1,900	150	3,654
9	1,156	70	1,033	53	11	354	0	12	1,156	0	354	380	1,890	140	3,794
10	1,159	70	1,035	53	12	292	0	13	1,158	0	292	310	1,760	10	3,804
11	1,052	70	930	53	13	276	57	14	1,053	0	333	474	1,860	110	3,914
12	967	70	845	53	14	426	78	15	968	0	504	538	2,010	260	4,174
13	1,321	70	1,197	53	15	0	0	16	1,320	0	0	510	1,830	80	4,254
14	1,404	70	1,275	53	16	0	0	17	1,398	0	0	352	1,750	0	4,254
15	1,161	70	1,040	53	17	259	0	18	1,163	0	259	378	1,800	50	4,304
16	1,145	70	1,023	53	18	243	0	19	1,146	0	243	441	1,760	10	4,314
17	1,139	70	1,016	53	19	271	0	20	1,139	0	271	390	1,800	50	4,364
18	1,196	70	1,074	53	20	276	82	21	1,197	0	358	815	2,370	620	4,984
19	1,169	70	1,046	53	21	248	50	22	1,169	0	298	863	2,330	580	5,564
20	811	70	688	53	22	0	50	23	811	0	50	899	1,760	10	5,574
21	838	70	716	53	23	2	0	24	839	0	2	579	1,420	-330	5,244
22	0	70	45	53	24	176	67	25	0	168	243	1,219	1,630	-120	5,124
23	0	70	45	53	25	186	96	26	0	168	282	1,720	2,170	0	5,124
24	0	70	45	53	26	2	67	27	0	168	69	2,423	2,660	0	5,124
25	0	70	45	53	27	215	82	28	0	168	297	1,515	1,980	0	5,124
26	0	70	45	53	28	211	0	29	0	168	211	1,201	1,580	-170	4,954
27	509	70	387	53	29	0	64	30	510	0	64	766	1,340	-410	4,544
Total	29,346	2,164	26,429	1,590		5,231	942		29,343	840	6,173	20,024	56,310
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Sept. 28	835	70	715	53	Sept. 30	0	0	Oct. 1	838	0	0	782	1,620	-130	4,414
29	832	70	719	45	Oct.    1	106	0	2	834	0	106	730	1,670	-80	4,334
30	995	65	903	25	2	130	103	3	993	0	233	594	1,820	70	4,404
Oct.    1	964	45	894	25	3	135	82	4	964	0	217	589	1,770	20	4,424
2	1,047	45	976	25	4	126	64	5	1,046	0	190	524	1,760	10	4,434
3	1,176	45	1,101	25	5	113	0	6	1,171	0	113	626	1,910	160	4,594
4	1,266	45	1,199	25	6	0	0	7	1,269	0	0	451	1,720	-30	4,564
5	1,272	45	1,200	25	7	34	0	8	1,270	0	34	376	1,680	-70	4,494
6	1,253	45	1,182	25	8	80	103	9	1,252	0	183	395	1,830	80	4,574
7	1,316	45	1,248	25	9	0	0	10	1,318	0	0	382	1,700	-50	4,524
8	1,425	45	1,352	25	10	0	0	11	1,422	0	0	368	1,790	40	4,564
9	1,455	45	1,385	25	11	0	0	12	1,455	0	0	365	1,820	70	4,634
10	1,421	45	1,352	25	12	0	89	13	1,422	0	89	379	1,890	140	4,774
11	1,405	45	1,337	25	13	0	0	14	1,407	0	0	353	1,760	10	4,784
12	1,268	45	1,197	25	14	0	0	15	1,267	0	0	473	1,740	-10	4,774
13	1,398	45	1,327	25	15	0	0	16	1,397	0	0	453	1,850	100	4,874
14	1,360	45	1,289	25	16	0	0	17	1,359	0	0	511	1,870	120	4,994
15	1,427	45	1,357	25	17	0	0	18	1,427	0	0	453	1,880	130	5,124
16	1,312	45	1,242	25	18	0	0	19	1,312	0	0	468	1,780	30	5,154
17	1,292	45	1,222	25	19	0	0	20	1,292	0	0	468	1,760	10	5,164
18	1,314	45	1,242	25	20	0	0	21	1,312	0	0	418	1,730	-20	5,144
19	1,374	45	1,306	25	21	0	0	22	1,376	0	0	364	1,740	-10	5,134
20	1,388	45	1,318	25	22	0	0	23	1,388	0	0	362	1,750	0	5,134
21	1,394	45	1,323	25	23	0	0	24	1,393	0	0	337	1,730	-20	5,114
22	1,319	45	1,248	25	24	0	0	25	1,318	0	0	522	1,840	90	5,204
23	1,431	45	1,361	25	25	0	0	26	1,431	0	0	499	1,930	180	5,384
24	1,351	45	1,279	25	26	0	50	27	1,349	0	50	431	1,830	80	5,464
25	1,252	45	1,182	25	27	0	67	28	1,252	0	67	431	1,750	0	5,464
26	1,366	45	1,295	26	28	0	0	29	1,366	0	0	444	1,810	60	5,524
27	1,383	46	1,310	25	29	0	0	30	1,381	0	0	409	1,790	40	5,564
28	1,407	45	1,335	25	30	0	0	31	1,405	0	0	385	1,790	40	5,604
Total	39,698	1,466	37,396	824		724	558		39,686	0	1,282	14,342	55,310
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.

Table 9.  Controlled releases from reservoirs in the upper Delaware River Basin and segregation of flow of Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
 (River Master daily operation record)

[Mean discharge in cubic feet per second for 24 hours; Col., Column]

Controlled Releases from New York City Reservoirs					Controlled Releases from Power Reservoirs			Segregation of Flow Delaware River at Montague, N.J.
Directed		Pepacton	Cannonsville	Neversink	Date	Lake Wallen- paupack	Rio Reservoir	Date	Controlled Releases			Computed uncon- tolled	Total	Excess Release Credits
									N.Y.C. Reservoirs		Power- plants
Date	Amount								Directed	Other				Daily	Cumul.
2000/2001	Col. 1	Col. 2	Col. 3	Col. 4	2000/2001	Col. 5	Col. 6	2001	Col. 7	Col. 8	Col. 9	Col. 10	Col. 11	Col. 12	Col. 13
Oct. 29	1,267	359	885	25	Oct. 31	0	0	Nov. 1	1,269	0	0	381	1,650
30	1,240	360	854	25	Nov.  1	0	32	2	1,239	0	32	439	1,710
31	1,246	359	859	25	2	0	67	3	1,243	0	67	450	1,760
Nov.  1	1,207	357	821	25	3	0	0	4	1,203	0	0	477	1,680
2	1,113	357	727	25	4	114	0	5	1,109	0	114	417	1,640
3	1,150	357	760	25	5	59	0	6	1,142	0	59	589	1,790
4	1,144	356	761	25	6	0	0	7	1,142	0	0	488	1,630
5	1,111	538	548	25	7	0	0	8	1,111	0	0	509	1,620
6	1,011	551	438	25	8	0	0	9	1,014	0	0	526	1,540
7	1,103	549	529	25	9	0	103	10	1,103	0	103	434	1,640
8	1,077	541	511	25	10	0	0	11	1,077	0	0	483	1,560
9	1,067	644	399	25	11	0	0	12	1,068	0	0	452	1,520
10	1,061	645	391	25	12	0	0	13	1,061	0	0	479	1,540
11	1,053	644	387	25	13	0	0	14	1,056	0	0	434	1,490
12	1,055	642	388	25	14	0	82	15	1,055	0	82	403	1,540
13	1,087	640	421	25	15	0	0	16	1,086	0	0	424	1,510
14	1,099	637	436	25	16	0	67	17	1,098	0	67	405	1,570
15	1,096	634	436	25	17	7	0	18	1,095	0	7	408	1,510
16	1,109	633	453	25	18	0	0	19	1,111	0	0	389	1,500
17	1,075	630	422	25	19	0	0	20	1,077	0	0	393	1,470
18	1,081	628	429	25	20	0	0	21	1,082	0	0	408	1,490
19	1,094	627	441	25	21	0	0	22	1,093	0	0	407	1,500
20	1,139	625	489	23	22	0	0	23	1,137	0	0	383	1,520
21	1,140	623	492	25	23	0	0	24	1,140	0	0	370	1,510
22	1,149	622	504	26	24	0	0	25	1,152	0	0	418	1,570
23	1,008	620	365	25	25	0	0	26	1,010	0	0	570	1,580
24	886	619	243	25	26	0	0	27	887	0	0	883	1,770
25	728	599	104	25	27	0	0	28	728	0	0	972	1,700
26	496	427	45	25	28	0	0	29	497	0	0	943	1,440
27	576	506	45	25	29	0	57	30	576	0	57	827	1,460
Total	31,668	16,329	14,583	749		180	408		31,661	0	588	15,161	47,410
Col. 2 - 24 hours beginning 1200 of date shown. Col. 3 - 24 hours ending 2400 one day later. Col. 4 - 24 hours beginning 1500 one day later. Col. 5 - 24 hours beginning 0800 of date shown. Col. 6 - 24 hours beginning 1600 of date shown.					Col. 7 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 in response to direction (Col. 1). Col. 8 = Col. 2 + Col. 3 + Col. 4 - Col. 7. Col. 9 = Col. 5 + Col. 6. Col. 10 = Col. 11 - Col. 7 - Col. 8 - Col. 9. Col. 11 = 24 hours of calendar day shown.						Col. 12 = Col. 11 - Col. 8 - 1,750 ft^3/s computed algebraically, but not greater than Col. 7; except that part of Col. 8 contributing to the excess-release increment of Col. 11. Col. 13 = Season limit of cumulative credit beginning June 15, 2000 = 13,556 (ft^3/s)-d.  One half of this quantity [6,778 (ft^3/s)-d] available for release.