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subjects. Individuals with expertise or knowledge about the Gorge or who represented interest groups were encouraged to become KCCs. These individuals represented networks or interest groups at special meetings with the Commission and the Forest...
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Resource Inventories
The interim period has been much more than just a time of allowing business to continue until final ordinances are adopted. The experience with site-specific issues and development problems has provided an important reality...
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WATER SUPPLY &WATER QUALITY CONTROL STUDY
LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER
COMMERCIAL
FISHERMAN DRIFTS
-1964 REPORTS-
U.S.DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, & WELFARE
Public Health Service
REGION IX PORTLAND,OREGON
Map details: Skamokawa... |
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TABLES
Page No. TABLE I UNTREATED & RECOMMENDED WASTE LOADINGS 6
TABLE II MUNICIPAL WASTES 39
TABLE III INDUSTRIAL WASTES 0 00. 40
TABLE IV REPORTED PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTION,
LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER AND MULTNOMAH CHANNEL 41
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Recommendations of the Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission were adopted by the Special Committee with two significant changes. First they dropped the proposal for an independent corporation in favor of .establishing a bureau in the...
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Label on verso: DATE: June 27, 1941. O.P. 65-2-93-146. Dist. 1; PHOTO BY: Morgan Fitz, Camp Kettle; COUNTY: Stvens (sic); Neg. No. 908; TITLE: Columbia river Reservour (sic) Clearing Proj. CAPTION: CAMP KETTLE WORKERS LEAVING FOR CLEARING...
2024-05-18
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Memorandum: To Under Sect, from Edward Weinberg, "Your memo of October 20 regarding Felix Sparks' proposal on investigation of imports," Nov 14, 1966 (carbon copy), page 7
1966-11-14
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Report:United States Department of Interior, Stewart L. Udall, Secretary, Bureau of Reclamation, Floyd E. Dominy, "Pacific Southwest Water Plan", Accompanying letter from Assistant Secretary for Water and Development to Secretary of the Interior,...
1964-01-01
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by the sum of the individual plant capabilities. The firm output of the potential plants also would be increased by their interconnection. Low-water flows occur at different times on different streams. For this reason, interconnections permitting...
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Power Utilization Regional
In 1943 more than 13,000,000,000 kilowatt-hours of electrical energy were utilized within the Pacific Northwest. About 1,000,000,000 kilowatt-hours of the total were generated by and used in industrial plants. The...
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This report presents well data that were collected and compiled during 1985–86 by the U.S. Geological Survey and
used to determine the amount of ground water discharging to the Deschutes River on and near the Warm Springs Indian
Reservation. The...
1996-05-18
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Image captions: Wheat fields near Pendleton, Oreg.
Sheep at a ranch headquarters south of The Dalles, Oreg.
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Image captions: Cut-over farm north of Kalispell, Mont.
Dairy cows on cut-over farm land near Whitefish, Mont.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Introduction 1
Objectives and Scope 2
Summary 3
I. The Pacific Southwest Water Plan 7
II. The Snake River - An Alternate Water Supply 11
III. Snake-Colorado Project 13
A. Description 13
B. Power Consumption and...
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Image captions: Bean field, near Burley, Idaho, Minidoka project.
Threshing beans, Minidoka project.
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WEALTH BASED ON IRRIGATED LAND
TWIN FALLS-MINIDOKA-GOODING AREA -1940
ANNUAL DOLLAR VOLUME CAPITAL INVESTMENT
NEW WEALTH
TURNOVER
RURAL -
IRRIGATED LAND 675,000 ACRES
- FARM BUSINESS EXPENSE - 6.7
FARM PRIVATE PROPERTY-63.9...
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Proposed Report
of the Secretary
of the Interior
" [The accompanying report] presents both an immediate program leading towards the ultimate objective of full resource development and a procedure for attaining that goal . . .
" These land...
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lumber, $11 II f.; complete bolts, 18C each; spikes and wire, 3 1/4 c lb.; brush, $2.35 cord; and st., 00 t. ($2,447.50), 95, 3401.
1908. North American Dredging Co., (Ir., 260 c. y.. OS, 2282.
1911. Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co., dr....
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ing arm that caught my back-cast eye. He was pointing just ahead of me, and down—evidently at something in the water.
Then I saw it too—a big black funnel-shaped hole down which a wide ribbon of river seemed to be taking a sort of a spiral...
2004-08-23
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A severe decline in Columbia River salmonid populations and subsequent Federal listing of subpopulations has mandated both the monitoring of populations and evaluation of the status of available habitat. Numerous field and analytical methods exist...
2011-01-01
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Numerous field and analytical methods exist to assist in the quantification of the quantity and quality of in-stream habitat for salmonids. These methods range from field sketches or 'tape and stick' ground-based surveys, through to spatially...
2011-03-01
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Columbia River wheat, flour, and salmon, fleet, 1885—'86—Continued.
Flag and rig. Vessel. Tons. Sailed. Cleared for— Wheat. Flour. Salmon. Value. Final destination.
Centals. Barrels. Cases.
British bark No Cross 897 Dec. 12...
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edly, as we sat down to rest for a spell; "I'm going to drive her straight through." Chilled, weary and dead-beat generally, I was in a state of mind that would have welcomed jumping into the rapid with a stone tied to my neck rather than go back...
2004-08-09
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Record of rock removed by submerged blasts from the Columbia River, & c.--Continued.
Powder used.
No.
Mean dimensions.
Top projecting above water.
Top beneath water.
Number of charges fired.
No. 1. No. 2.
Cubic yards.
Feet. 1...
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I refused straightaway, on the ground that I had signed up to act the part of a light comedy sportsman and not a heavy mourner. Blackmore and Andy were more amenable. In rehearsal, however, the expressions on their honest faces were so wooden and...
2004-08-09
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