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SOURCE: FOREST SERVICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FORESTS OF SAWTIMBER SIZE. FORESTS LESS THAN SAWTIMBER SIZE
RECENT AND NONRESTOCKED CUTOVERS DEFORESTED BURNS.
NONCOMMERCIAL FOREST
TOTAL SAWMILL CAPACITY IDLE
FOR INDIVIDUAL...
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MIDDLE COLUMBIA
LOCATION MAP
B E N T O N
Goldendale
WALLA WALLA
UMATILLA
Pilot Rock
Indian Res.
MadrasArlington
SHERMAN
GILLIAM
MORROW
Heppner
Condon
WHEELER
Granite
Tygh Valle
Prairie City
DayviIIe
Canyon...
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Oroville
KEY MAP
Tonasket
Winthrop
TwispRiverside
Omak
Okanogan
Bridgeport
Chelan
Little Falls
SNOQUALMIE PASS
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Douglas
Ephrata
LINCOLN
SPOKANE
KITITAS
ADAMS
LATAH
Colfax
GINKGO...
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IRRIGATED LAND
POTENTIAL IRRIGATION PROJECT
EXISTING RESERVOIR RESERVOIR SITE
SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY
WATER POWER PLANT(I,000 H.P CAP., OR MORE)
POTENTIAL POWER PLANT
WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
LOWER COLUMBIA SUBDIVISION
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IRRIGATED AREAS NON-IRRIGATED AREAS
ADAPTED FROM MAPS BY BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
LOWER COLUMBIA
CROP LAND
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Six Tertiary rock units are exposed in the Buster Creek-Nehalem Valley area. They are, from oldest to youngest: upper Eocene
Tillamook Volcanics; upper Eocene Cowlitz Formation; upper Eocene Keasey Formation; upper Eocene Vesper Church formation...
1983-04-22 (iso8601)
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1960-11-06
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CHAPTER VII
II. RUNNING THE BEND Kinbasket Lake and Rapids IT continued slushing all night and most of the next day, keeping us pretty close to camp. Andy, like the good housewife he was, kept snugging up every time he got a chance, so that...
2004-08-09
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fall, and a rough, boggy path from the eastern end of it took us to the camp of three or four comfortable cabins.
The Canadian Pacific, I learned—both on account of the high and increasing cost of its oil fuel and because of the trouble...
2004-08-09
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Papers of a
lumber company executive, banker, and political activist in Seattle,
Washington.; Edwin Gardner Ames, lumber company executive, banker, and political
activist, was manager of the Pope & Talbot interests in the Puget Sound...
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A portable model of the Grand Coulee Dam, built to a scale of 1 inch equals 80 feet.
2024-06-06
2024-11-06 |
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This document describes the climate, vegetation, topography and drainage, geological formations (metamorphic rocks, Kittitas system, Columbia lava, clay and gravel interstratified with the Columbia lava, John Day system, river terraces, and...
1897-11-06
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Pasco Settlers. Plowing scene on Unit 47, with an excellent stand of alfalfa in the background. Ken Marvin is doing the plowing, rents the farm from owner. H. Foss, photographer
1950-04-28
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Setting one of three 16-inch gate valves on pump discharge pipes in the Burbank Pump Plant. This feature under construction about 7 miles east of Pascoe, Washington by Pfieffer and Hohner. Specifications R1-CB-16 H.E. Foss, photographer
1949-10-20
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, W-3 Laterals, Specs. 2880. W-25 Lateral Station 11+84.50 State Highway #7 crossing. Workman installing 43"" Class ""D"" pipe. Work is being performed by J.A. Terteling and Sons, Inc. under Schedule 1 of...
1950-11-08
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West Canal, Specs. 1286, Winston-Utah Co. Finishers' platform following Guntert and Zimmerman paver.
1948-04-07
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West Canal, Specs. 1286, Winston-Utah Co. Reinforcing steel crew at work, aided by truck-mounted crane on jumbo. Bridge of jumbo is a war-surplus Baily Bridge. Photo by F.B. Pomeroy.
1948-04-07
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A 5-yard shovel excavating along the downstream toe of slope, east of block 40, at time of cofferdam leak.
1937-03-16
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