- Drainage Area: The Yampa/White River Basin covers ~ 10,500 square miles in northwest Colorado and south-central Wyoming
- Length: Flows north from headwaters in Flat Top Mountains, then west to Steamboat/Craig, to confluence with Green River in Dinosaur National Monument
- Largest cities/towns in the basin:
- Steamboat Springs (pop. 10,402)
- Craig (pop. 9,185)
- Elevation: 12,350 ft to 5,000 ft
- Land use: Agricultural, mining, recreation, tourism
- Storage-Major reservoirs:
- Stagecoach Reservoir - 33,275 ac-ft
- Willow Creek Reservoir (Steamboat Lake) - 23,064 ac-ft
- Taylor Draw Reservoir - 13,800 ac-ft
- Major Exports from Basin:
- Stillwater Ditch - 4,280 ac-ft (annual average diversion)
Sources: Yampa/White River Facts and Yampa/White/Green Basin Fact Sheet
