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Run-off data for representative gaging stations in Columbia River Basin
River Locality
Drainage area in square miles
Records available. (Note.—Dash after date means station maintained to date.)
Average annual flow Oct. 1, 1930, to Sept....
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and finally, but by no means least of them, the Columbia River in the Northwest . . . And from there, my friends, in each of the four quarters of the United States, there will exist forever a National yardstick to prevent extortion against the...
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Consists of manuscript material, newspaper clippings,
photographs, and ephemera collected or created by central Washington journalist and
editor Hubert Blonk. They focus on the development of dams, hydro-electric...
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flooding is not considered practical. It is proposed, therefore, to provide irrigation for these lands by pumping and sprinkler methods.
Another area that has promising possibilities for irrigation development is the Marys River project,...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — APPENDIX
March 16
on the part of the Congress to embark on further reclamation projects now is caused by suspicion created in many-minds by the past handling of projects already authorized. Congress should not, and will not,...
2009-03-01
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for irrigation and flood control.88 In addition, high-lift pumps made it practical to take water directly out of the Snake River below Milner. Hundreds of thousands of acres of desert land also were developed for irrigation under the Desert Land...
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CONGRESSIONAL: RECORD—- SENATE April 9 In fact, the partnership between the American people and the private power companies proposed by President Eisenhower and Secretary of the Interior McKay follows generally the lines of the immortal...
2008-11-01
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The silt content of most streams is low except during the spring, flood run-off and in those cases where mine mill wastes are discharged into them. The problems raised by the latter conditions are serious on the upper Clark Fork River in the...
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Degree of management. Return to the River encourages "restoration of natural vegetation and ecological processes that create and maintain fish habitat." 57 In an area like the Grande Ronde, this might mean reattaching streams to their floodplains,...
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The Experiment Station Publications
Photographic Collection document Agricultural Experiment Station research in
Corvallis and at Branch Stations throughout Oregon.; This collection consists of photographs of Station research both in...
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Recent Paleolimnology of Upper Klamath Lake Eilers et al. 2001 ABSTRACT Sediment cores were collected from Upper Klamath Lake in October, 1998 and analyzed for 210Pb, 14C, 15N, N, P, C, Ti, Al, diatoms, Pediastrum, and cyanobacterial akinetes....
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The Experiment Station Publications
Photographic Collection document Agricultural Experiment Station research in
Corvallis and at Branch Stations throughout Oregon.; This collection consists of photographs of Station research both in...
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Throughout much of the Basin, the greatest change in land patterns came from the expansion of agriculture.' Irrigation diversions in the 19th century often blocked migrating salmon. Diversions usually lacked screens to keep juvenile fish from...
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in the Columbia River Basin. About half of this mileage would be mapped in sufficient detail for preliminary study of dam and reservoir sites in the standard quadrangle survey discussed previously. For the remainder, estimated at between 8,000 and...
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under various acts designed to conserve the natural resources of the public domain.
River surveys have been made for about 7,000 stream miles in the basin. The resulting maps, at scales of 1: 31,680 and 1: 24,000, show the grades of the streams...
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irrigation development, these matters must receive continuing review by the Department and be subjects on which close collaboration between it and the War Department is maintained so that the immediate program will at all times be in the best...
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The farmers of the Columbia Plateau region of Oregon, as well as other individuals and groups, have expressed a desire for information on the economic feasibility of irrigated farming in their area. This recent interest in irrigation is a result...
1968-08-09 (iso8601)
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Images of sprinklers irrigating fields. Many images are from Valley irrigation sprinkler systems
1964-05-05
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which administers the permit program, initially found that the permit would not jeopardize listed salmon, and in the Inland Lands opinion, the Fisheries Service disagreed.
The opinion is based largely on a Bureau of Reclamation evaluation of...
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CHAPTER III
Plans, Costs, and Benefits The potential development of water resources outlined in the report (United States portion of the basin only) embraces 238 separate projects, large and small. Many of them are multiple-purpose... |
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"Spring 2000."
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This is analogous to the gross crop return to the irrigation farmer used in this report as a measurement of irrigation benefits. The benefits, however, do not end with the fisherman. The processing, transporting, and marketing of the products, the...
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1 Map : 26 x 40 cm. "The Main Highways are Shown by the Heavy Black Lines." "Dark green shaded area show Columbia River Basin Project which will reclaim 1,750,000 acres." See front cover and back of map:...
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Correspondence,
subject files, clippings, legislation files, reports, newsletters, meeting
minutes, legal case files, and other records of the Washington Environmental
Council, which works to protect and restore the environment in...
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concessions, often established by statute, such as the public power preference, preferential rates for irrigation pumping, and the "residential exchange" for customers of investor-owned utilities24 and sometimes established for business or other...
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