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Source WI-70 WI-70 C WI-70 PI-84 PI-21, 105 SI-73 Tentative Disposition F F F Problem or Area of Concern 5. Strongly opposed to construction of game bird farms, because it would be threat to native predatory birds and would...

Installation of turbines and generators--rotor being installed [01]

Col. Basin Proj., Grand Coulee Dam.--Rotor for main generator unit L-6 in the west powerhouse at Grand Coulee Dam being carried to final position by two overhead travelling cranes using an equalizing beam. The rotor, 31 feet in diameter, weighing...

1943-06-08

Installation of turbines and generators--men carry bolts

Bolts and nuts weighing 193 pounds, couple the sections of the shafts for the two 75,000 kilowatt Shasta generators being installed in the Grand Coulee Dam left powerhouse. The bolts are five inches in diameter and 25 inches long. Each section of...

1942-12-29

Installation of turbines and generators--placing scroll case

Placing scroll case section L1 W. powerhouse

1941-08-21

Scale models, testing, and oddities--gauging offsets between concreet units

Close up view of a man gauging offsets between concrete units

1938-02-01

Equipment for construction, transportation, and maintenance--transporting a rotor shaft

Due to lack of proper transportation equipment, difficulty was encountered in taking the R-1 rotor shaft across the spillway roadway of the dam. In order to distribute the load safely, it was necessary for this truck boom to hook onto the trailer...

1948-07-21

Scale models, testing, and oddities--concrete specimens

concrete specimens-not yet submerged in water for testing

1938-08-19

Scale models, testing, and oddities--topographic model [04]

Photograph is a side angle of a topographical map where the dam will be built.

1941-10-16

Downstream Cross-River Cofferdam

A "U-shaped" stoplog crib in downstream coffer being placed. In foreground is section "H" of west cofferdam partly removed. Across the river is the 965 el. Wakefield coffer.

1936-11-19
2024-11-06

Cross-River Cofferdam

Shore-end of downstream cross-river cofferdam.

1936-09-01
2024-11-06

Equipment for construction, transportation, and maintenance--Grant pumps

Grant pumps and grant building

1941-01-29

Riverbanks and slope protection--submerging the floating caisson

Specifications No. 2475, March 24, 1949. This photograph was taken as the floating caisson was being submerged in the spillway bucket during its initial trial operation. The caisson barge with operating equipment is shown floating between the...

1949-03-24

Riverbanks and slope protection--armor rock along the bank [01]

Showing granite armor rock along the left riverbank below Grand Coulee Dam ready for placing in section ""A."" The rock is obtained from the upriver quarry. This work is performed by J.A. Terteling and Sons, Inc., under provisions of negotiated...

1949-04-26

Equipment failures--cracked and bent terminal stud

View of cracked and bent terminal stud on top of Westinghouse 230-kv bushing serial No. 3 for 36,000-kva transformers purchased under specifications No. 1025

1947-07-30

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Problem or Area of Concern 5. Study pumped-storage as a means to cool water from nuclear powerplants. COMMENT: The suggested study is concerned with multiple purpose nuclear plant siting investigations and would require cooperative planning of...

Irrigation Dam

Irrigation dam on Crooked Creek
There is no fish ladder present

1946-05-20

Elkhorn Creek

Elkhorn Creek is a tributary of Wilson Creek
Very few salmon can get through culvert during high water.
Culvert is on the farm of VS Kesterson.

1946-05-22

Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area : draft management plan for the special...

Old Power Dam

Old Power Dam on Crooked Creek

1946-05-20

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1. Develop new strategies to provide incentives for soil and water conservation and for sustained agricultural productivity. 2. Promote public education programs that foster greater understanding of agricultural practices, agricultural...

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manner that will appeal to a variety of learning styles and educational/cultural backgrounds; and commitment to thematic interpretation. Specific site descriptions in the Intrepretive Plan outline the significance of selected interpretive...

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THE CONTRIBUTION OF IRRIGATION AND THE CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT TO THE ECONOMY OF THE AREA AND NATION INTRODUCTION Over half a century ago, the Congress, in passing the Reclamation Act, launched the Federal Government in the development of the water...

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Map Symbol Wt9 Map Symbol Wt10 DEVELOPMENT SCENARIO: The land is currently National Forest. The potential for partnerships is limited. The total estimated cost of development is $110,000. Trail, Augsburger Mountain Link TRAIL...

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Map Symbol B1 Map Symbol B2 partnerships could be formed with public agencies or special interest groups. Interpretive sites associated with proposed recreation development would be included with that development process. The total...