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APPENDIX Y Y--BRIDGING NAVIGABLE WATERS. #328
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REPORT OF BOARD OF ENGINEERS ON PROPOSED BRIDGES OF CITY OF
PORTLAND, OREGON, ACROSS WILLAMETTE RIVER AT BURNSIDE AND
KNIGHT-QUIMBY STREETS.
[Printed in Senate Ex. Doc. No....
2006-06-16
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salient details of the story straight, but neglected to explain that the two virgins were mountains. The result was that the unlucky priest narrowly missed excommunication for saving his life at the expense of breaking his vows. I got no affidavit...
2004-08-23
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trod the light inner bottom of the skiff. Roos filmed the operation as a part of the picture, I acting as much as I could like I thought a farmer would act at his first Customs inspection. Roos, complaining that I didn't "do it natural," wanted to...
2004-08-11
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The diversion canal at the Leavenworth hatchery station. Excess Icicle Creek water which cannot be passed through the holding ponds is bypassed through this canal.
1940-05-08
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The log house at the Leavenworth migratory fish control station which was converted into a dormitory for fish hatchery employees.
1939-08-16
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IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS IN OREGON
Officer in charge, Major Henry M. Robert, Corps of Engineers.
1. Lower Willamette River, Oregon- Dredging has been carried on during; the past fiscal year at Swan Island Bar. and at the bar at the mouth of the...
2004-08-25
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This collection contains oral histories on a wide variety of topics related to the American West.; Biographical Note; Two topics dominate the interviews in this collection: Charles Redd and Carbon County.; Redd was born on May 8, 1889 in San Juan,...
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Bulldozer operating midstream on the Grande Ronde River upstream from La Grande, Oregon, in restoration effort of re-establishing river channel and shoring up the eroded embankments caused by the late January flood.
1965-11-05
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Cells in section "E" of west cofferdam with filling partly removed - looking downstream.
1936-08-28
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Excavating behind section "C" of west cofferdam for entrance of diverted river through four low blocks in west end of dam. Left foreground shows section of main 60-inch conveyor carrying material to spoil bank in Rattlesnake Canyon. In right...
1936-08-25
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Building one of nine barges for work on river diversion and dam construction.
1936-08-01
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Hanavan; Lobell; and Kolloen at stream-survey headquarters on upper Cowlitz
The men are sitting in front of the Coal Creek cabins
1937-07-26
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Master scanned with Epson 1640XL at 800 dpi. Image manipulated with Adobe Photoshop 7.0.
1937-11-30
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not as serious as that encountered on May 2-11. The flow range at these drifts during this period was 169,460 cfs to 201,490 cfs with 5.6° C. temperature.
Also, reports during the September 14-25 period indicated considerable slime occurring at...
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1 map ; 55 x 52 cm. Relief shown by form lines. Shows approximate location of military roads constructed 1859 to 1862. Also shows farms, camps, trails, bridges, vegetation types, rapids, rock outcrops, landings and locations of battles. "Senate Ex...
1863-11-05
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF INTERSTATE AND FEDERAL-INTERSTATE WATER COMPACTS
Administrative agencies created by interstate or federal-interstate compacts are variously called authorities, commissions, administrations, boards, and agencies,. The...
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Astragalus diaphanus is a rare plant endemic to the
John Day River drainage of north-central Oregon. This
species has several interesting features, including the
dimorphism of its fruit and its geographical isolation from
the two nearest...
1990-12-07 (iso8601)
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Document: A possible route to transport water from Columiba River to Colorado River, July? 1966 (themofax), page 4
1966-07-01
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IV. COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN BENEFITS
The main obstacle, which heretofore has prevented the implementation of several proposed irrigation projects1 in the vicinity of Twin Falls, Idaho, has been the cost of pumping water from the Snake River....
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PUBLIC WORKS APPROPRIATIONS, 1962
Howard A. Hanson (Eagle Gorge) Reservoir 4,100,000 4,100,000
Ice Harbor lock and dam 8,200,000 *7,200,000
John Day lock and dam, Oregon and Washington. (See Oregon.)
Little Goose lock and dam 840,000...
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Pike (S) 314, 318, 319
Potholes (R) 32 (S) 87, 234, 247, 248
Powell (S) 279, 284, 285
Priest Lake (S) 206, 207
Priest Rapids (S) 235, 248, 339
Prineville (S) 89, 280, 284, 285
Quartz Creek (R) 32 (5) 88, 313, 314, 318, 319, 339, 392...
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WaterWatch withdrew its objections to some out-of-district irrigation water rights. The Oregon Water Resources Department crafted water permits to implement the settlement.18
Not all of the water issues are resolved in the Umatilla, obviously....
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These plans and arrangements did not address many of the values that are driving the debate over the river now. Rather, planning meant development planning. Governance was reduced to the idea that the agency authorized to build a project also...
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Studies conducted by the University of Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV), the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW), the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AGFD), The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP), and the United States Bureau of...
1987-11-01
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