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Flow regime, the magnitude, duration and timing of streamflow, controls the development of floodplain landforms on which riparian vegetation communities assemble. Streamflow scours and deposits sediment, structures floodplain soil moisture...
2016-05-01
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The City of Moscow and the University of Idaho are the principal users of ground water in Moscow basin. Water is obtained from artesian aquifers in the basalt flows and interbedded sediments of the Columbia River Group.
From 1896 to the 1960s, all...
1968-04-18
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Description of proposed Asotin Dam, for artists rendition, please see photo 94-0 40
1965-05-14
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An open letter advocating jobs with the Corps of Engineers to new engineering graduates. Second page.
1961-05-14
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Album leaf 1: Area view, 1/4/34.
In the vicinity of Seaton's Ferry. PH Coll 238.1
2024-05-14
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Caption on image: "There will always be a Marcus", F.E. "Sunny" Horn, Mayor of Marcus since 1932, wants you to know. He points to the town's new site on a bench well above high water mark of the lake being formed behind Grand Coulee dam on which...
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Document: Appendix to Pacific Southwest Water Plan of August 1963 as modified January 1964 "Bonneville Power Administration Appendix", January 1964, page 1
1964-01-01
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Correspondence, maps, and documents on the acquisition of Colville Indian Reservation land for Wells Dam Project by Douglas County Public Utilities District
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Document: "Secretary Udall Moves," America, Febuary 13, 1965, page 3
1965-02-13
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Document: Bridge and Marble Canyon Dams, Anthony Wayne Smith, August 30, 1965 (mimograph), page 1
1965-08-30
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Document: Statement of Governor Edmund G. Brown of California on S. 1658 and the Pacific Southwest Water Plan, April 9-10, 1964, page 4
1964-04-09
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SNAKE - COLORADO PROJECT
A Plan to Transport Surplus Columbia River Basin Water to the Arid Pacific Southwest
Department of Water and Power
City of Los Angeles
Samuel B. Nelson
General Manager and Chief Engineer
October-1963
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Bonneville Power Administration is the power marketing agency for 32 multipurpose federal dams existing, under construction, or authorized in the Columbia River Basin. This is the largest hydroelectric system in the United States and one of the...
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An open letter advocating jobs with the Corps of Engineers to new engineering graduates
1961-05-14
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Note on album leaf: Facilities for visitors. Some 200,000 visitors in 1936 inspected a model of the dam and from sheltered seats close to the work on each side of the river viewed the construction work and had it explained over a public address...
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Caption included with image: Caterpillar tractors used by WPA in clearing the Grand Coulee reservoir are shown lined up for service beside the old Highway # 22 on the flat midway between the towns of Daisy and Rice, during final clearing...
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A date of ca. 1935 was given to this photograph becuase it clearly shows the early stages of construction before any of the coffer dams had been installed.
Caption on verso: Grand Coulee Dam looking south toward Steamboat Rock. G. Asahel... |
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requested promptly when Congress reconvenes in January 1965. The preliminary estimates of costs range from $3.5 to $5 million.
The agreement announced today is further testimony to the firm and continuing resolve of the United States and Mexico...
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Document: Joint Statement of Reps. John J. Rhodes and Morris K. Udall, Sept. 1966, page 7
1966-09-01
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Document: Report to Utah from U.S. Senator Frank E. Moss, "Water for Utah and the West - Where Will We Get It?", May, 1964, page 2
1964-05-01
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D. Project Costs
As shown on the attached Table 4, the cost of initial construction for the Snake-Colorado Project would be $945.7 million and the cost of the deferred expansion program $346.8 million, for a total construction cost of $1.293...
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