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Linkages between land use and its influence on the atmosphere have been a long-standing research area. For example, what is the impact of irrigated agriculture on downwind rainfall? Global-scale models show that moisture recycling is an important...
2015-05-29 (iso8601)
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Letter: To Wayne N. Aspinall, from Anthoy Wayne Smith, September 14 1965, (mimeograph), page 6
1965-09-14
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The farmers of the Columbia Plateau region of Oregon, as well as other individuals and groups, have expressed a desire for information on the economic feasibility of irrigated farming in their area. This recent interest in irrigation is a result...
1968-08-09 (iso8601)
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pounds, and that of the entire machinery resting upon the head of the pile while being driven was 7,200 pounds.
The use of this steam-hammer for driving piles into the sand. to a depth greater than 8 or 10 feet was found to be impracticable. A...
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MORRISON STREET BRIDGE.
No work has been done during the year on this unfinished structure, either to remove the parts already built or to complete the bridge. A proposed bill, giving consent of the United States to the completion of the bridge,...
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under control of the Coon Island work, would restore the depth of feet; but the low water and busiest part of the shipping preceded.
There seemed to be no doubt that the works on the right bank author. ized by the project for improvement were...
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A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "Ice banks, 20 feet high, on the banks of the Columbia, at Arlington, after the blockade, Jan 21,1909." On the riverbank the ice is piled up in geometric chunks and is beginning...
2004-08-05
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Number of foreign vessels entered from foreign countries, 58 ; tonnage 54,366.
Entered coastwise, 13 ; tonnage 11,458
Number of American vessels entered from foreign countries, 6; tonnage 3,456
Number of foreign vessels cleared to...
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Status report for Columbia River review
1957-09-22
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Image Caption: SAWMILL AT GOLDEN, KICKING HORSE CANON IN THE DISTANCE
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of only 1,500. It is mainly a lumber town and tourist resort, but is the agricultural center of 800,000 acres of land; with the possibilities of becoming a...
2004-07-07
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division. Predevelopment Farm No. 1; located approx. 2 miles east of Moses Lake, Wash. Crew of Agricultural engineers taking topography in view of land leveling and laying out of irrigation distribution system....
1946-10-10
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Specifications No. 2844, 3rd Section, West Canal, Schedule 3. Contractor: Minnis and Shilling. Looking downstream into chute from left bank at Station 1992+50 showing finished wall sections of chute....
1950-05-08
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, 2nd Section West Canal, Specs. 2541. Photo of top deck of trimmer taken from the stacker belt. Shows power units, welding equipment, etc. Work is being performed by Morrison-Knudsen, Inc. under Schedule...
1950-06-16
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division. 2nd Section, West Canal, Specs. 2541. The liner moving along the left main bank east of Soap Lake at about station 369. Work is being performed by Morrison-Knudsen, Inc. under Schedule 1 of the above...
1950-09-13
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XVII.--TABLES.
The accompanying tables are appended for general information. No. 1.-Tables of distances.
Miles. Remarks.
PORTLAND.
Swan Island Bar 2 2
head of Willamette Slough, (Post-Office 7 Bar.)
9 Through slough to...
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, 1st Section Potholes East Canal, Specs. 2787. Compacted core bank construction in thoro-fill section Sta. 330 to 348. All material hauled from borrow areas by WD-10 scrapers and rolled with sheepsfoot...
1950-06-22
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Soap Lake Siphon, Specifications No. 2411, Utah Construction Company and Winston Bros. Co., Contractor. This view of the Schedule II excavation looking downstream from station 465/50/, shows the 1"" sq....
1949-09-08
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Specifications No. 2541, West Canal, Second Section. Contractor: Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc. Bulldozer pushing material into final position in stockpile produced by M.E. Nelson Construction Company,...
1950-03-21
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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. LaPlant-Choate rooter pulled...
1949-05-20
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1 map ; negative, 18 x 34 cm. Gravity Project Area, Pumping Project Area, and Boundary of watershed above Albany Falls all marked by differentiated shading
Before the arrival to Washington State of the first irrigation projects handled by the...
2024-11-06
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which administers the permit program, initially found that the permit would not jeopardize listed salmon, and in the Inland Lands opinion, the Fisheries Service disagreed.
The opinion is based largely on a Bureau of Reclamation evaluation of...
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2024-11-06
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as when I try to drive it to its task of registering in black scrawls on white paper something of what the sight of a soaring mountain peak, the depth of a black gorge with a white stream roaring at the bottom, or the morning mists rising from a...
2004-08-03
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Archie W. Shiels was both a maker and a
recorder of Alaskan history and folklore, and former president of Pacific
American Fisheries. His papers consist of research material, publications,
personal papers, maps and charts dating from...
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