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The first of 12 pump inlet pipes is set to line and grade at the pumping plant foundation.
1940-02-12
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Aerial view looking south over Devils Lake
1941-09-21
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Specs # 2329, Contract I2r 18156, Contractor, Morrison-Knudsen Company Inc. and Peter Kiewit Son's Co. View looking north showing progress made on pumping plant including office wing, parking area, gantry crane, and storage building P-9 through...
1950-09-25
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Problem or Area of Concern Source WI-13 E
SI-61 F
Tentative Disposition
6.(Cont) COMMENT: According to the PNWRBC, the problems caused by legal withdrawals of what are now recognized as excessive amounts of water, so far as instream uses are...
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1 of power, irrigation, or other uses, and all users of water
2 thus delivered and all users and appropriators of water stored
3 by said reservoirs or carried by said canals, including all
4 pemittees, licensees, and contractees of the United...
2009-03-01
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The John S. Boyden papers (1929-1980) contain correspondence, biographical information, and documents relating to his dealings with Native American issues, Utah water issues, and politics. He was an attorney in Salt Lake City, Utah.; Biographical...
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Construction of the Pumping Plant Structure, Grand Coulee Dam, Washington. Installation of pumping unit P-2 discharge pipe, showing the concrete form around the outlet tunnel, placement of reinforcing steel and in the center close to the concrete...
1949-05-16
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Stiff-leg derricks in place on timber cribs for constructing the 3,000 foot cellular steel piling cofferdam on west side of river.
1934-12-28
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daily/weekly periods of low power demand. As daily power demands increase, the flow can be reversed through the pump-turbines and power generated to meet peak demands. Two 50 mw units were placed in operation in 1974, and four more are planned....
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Letter: To Wayne N. Aspinall, from Anthoy Wayne Smith, September 14 1965, (mimeograph), page 1
1965-09-14
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Excluding Woodside unit. 2 50-year repayment period. 3 77-year revenue period.
TABLE 4. Data on projects recommended for authorization
Irrigation Power Costs (1946 prices) Repayment
Balance 6
New land Supplemental Installed Total...
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View of the west abutment from the east parking lot showing the discharge pipes, dam pumping plant and Coulee Dam.
1950-06-01
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Looking north over pump plant construction
1940-06-21
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division. Othello Government Housing, Specifications No. R1-CB-30. View looking west along county road continuous with Main Street of Othello, Wash., Showing three three-bedroom and seven two-bedroom permanent...
1950-04-28
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Long Lake Dam, Specification No. 1401, J.A. Terteling and Sons, Contractor. Reinforcing steel and forms in place ready for a pour in the tunnel. Long Lake Dam is two miles northeast of Stratford,...
1948-03-26
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Specifications No. 2541, Schedule No. 2, Earthwork, Concrete Lining and Structures, Station 734+85 to Station 1229+74, West Canal. Contractor: Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. Lateral Turnout at Sta....
1949-10-17
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, 2nd Section East Low Canal, Specs. 2603. Forming floor screeds in closed outlet Broken Rock Siphon #2. Floor concrete placed first; screeds outline construction joint. H.E. Foss, photographer
1950-09-14
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Soap Lake Siphon, Specifications No. 2411--Utah Construction Co. and Winston Bros. Co., Contractor. This longitudinal view shows the outer curtain of re-steel. The liner curtain and ""liner"" support...
1949-06-27
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Potholes Dam. Right rear view of contractors 24 cubic yard bottom dump Euclid. Note size of tires. Man in picture is six feet tall. Despite its size and weight, this piece of equipment has excellent...
1947-08-04
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