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Every year in the late summer, patches of the Columbia River estuary begin to turn red. These patches are blooms of mixotrophic ciliates (Myrionecta rubra or Mesodinium rubrum/major) (MR) that ingest the chloroplast of their prey, the cryptophytes...
2015-05-22 (iso8601)
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less direct. Charges are levied directly on water users, but in many instances the water users can be expected to return only a part of the reimbursable costs. The balance must be obtained from other sources. It is fitting, of course, that...
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Transportation Facilities
"The vast distances within the Columbia River Basin and its remoteness from national and world markets make transportation of vital significance in the economy.
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Selected life history aspects of American shad, Alosa
sapidissima, collected in Lake Umatilla of the Columbia River
during 1980 and 1981 were examined and compared to other shad
populations. Mean fork lengths of adult shad captured in
1981 were...
1982-12-15 (iso8601)
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Letter: FromLawrence Mehren, Chairman, Central Arizona Project Association, to Stewart Udall, January 5, 1965 (thermofax), page 2
1965-01-05
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three transcontinental railroads crossing the area provide a ready market for large quantities of ties.
Forest resources are available in the Clark Fork-Clearwater subdivision for expansion of wood-using industries along certain lines. Although...
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rates and a means of keeping the Congress advised on the current status of the matters involved.
The plan would involve the installation, operation and maintenance, and replacement by the War Department of power generating facilities at projects...
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2024-11-26
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back up the "intake" of the fall, but there was one loop-hole which looked worth exploring before risking an almost certain mess-up in trying to work down the side of the cascade.
I have mentioned that I had expected to find a whirlpool under the...
2004-08-17
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the course of a single "circular" trip by packtrain. To my great regret, it was not practicable to get an outfit together in the limited time at our disposal. The best we could do so late in the season was a hurried run up to Rainbow Falls, a most...
2004-08-16
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The Oregon Sea Grant Communications Videotapes and DVDs consist of multimedia recordings either created or collected by Oregon Sea Grant staff. The materials generally concentrate on topics related to ocean research, marine resources and coastal...
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service and for establishing water-gauges at points above Astoria on the Columbia River and on its principal tributaries.
Money statement.
July 1, 1883, amount available $48 52
July 1, 1884, amount expended during fiscal year, exclusive of...
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Memoranda, reports, and planning
documents re: Program 208 in Washington's dryland regions, a facet of a
national water quality management program conducted by the United States
Environmental Protection Agency.; Felix Entenmann was the...
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Abstract of proposals for furnishing piles at Point Adams, "Improving mouth of the Columbia River," opened by First Lieut. Edward Burr, Corps of Engineers, for Capt. Charles
B. Powell, Corps of Engineers, January 30, 1885.
[Delivery to...
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PP13.
GAUGING WATERS OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER FROM ASTORIA TO THE BAR.
The act of August 2, 1882, is the first appropriation for this work.
A self-registering gauge was set up at Astoria in February, and has been operated since, and...
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Number of times the wind was observed blowing, 4c-Continued.
1881.
Point. January. February. March. April. May. June. July. August. September. October. November. December.
N 7 1 2 8 8 6 20 22 10 7 5
NE 11 3 1 0 1 2 1 0 2 0 2 1 3
E 19...
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IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS AND HARBORS IN OREGON AND IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY—IMPROVEMENT OF LOWER CLEARWATER RIVER, IDAHO—CONSTRUCTION OF CASCADES CANAL, COLUMBIA RIVER. Officer in charge, Maj. G. L. Gillespie,...
2006-01-03
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October 30, and on October 31 a full report was forwarded. The land required, 47.32 acres, was claimed to be owned by the Oregon Steam Navigation Company, who offered to sell it at the rate of $200 per acre, reserving-to themselves the right of...
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Boundary; and navigated it, from Grand Rapids to Snake River, in a 30-foot batteau with a crew of four Indians and a Canadian half-breed called Old Pierre. His published report gives his experience
at what is now known as Box Canon.
"Every...
2004-07-07
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Mason City in the foreground--contractor's general office building at extreme left, mess hall and camp office, auto parking space, men's quarters, commercial section and hospital, Mead Circle and residence section. Columbia River highway bridge...
2024-11-26
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The following is a statement of the moneys expended and available for this improvement during the fiscal year :
Available July 1, 1872 $50, 000 00 Expended :
Removal of rocks $19, 296 69
Superintendence, office expenses, &c 2, 488 98...
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for the deck. For a distance of 180 ft. on the Highway above Bonneville it was found to be cheaper to carry the road partly on a concrete viaduct and partly on the solid rock roadbed, rather than to cut the full road bed out of the vertical rock...
2004-06-17
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