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5. The mouth of the Columbia River, Oregon. The examinations and surveys of this harbor, including the bar at the sea entrance, which were completed during the fiscal year, had for their object the determination of the conditions affecting the...
2005-10-21
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of the underlying material upon the line which should be finally selected for the canal.
These instructions were carried out with great energy and skill by Mr. Bolton, who, in spite of the inclement season, kept his party at work steadily, and...
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carried across to the foot, where the original boats had been left, we re-loaded and rowed back to Ketchikan, my party using the boat constructed in the forest and leaving our original boat behind. On this trip we carried tents with us and made...
2004-06-30
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Electric speeder that took us to WTC Camp #7, at "502" near Green River, a tributary to North Fork Toutle River
1941-05-29
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Impassable bedrock chute on North Fork Cispus River near Timonium Creek
Drops 25 feet in 60 feet There are no pools
1937-08-03
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25 foot falls on Lake Creek two mile above its mouth
Lake Creek is the outlet of Packwood Lake in the Cowlitz River system
1937-07-24
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Caption included with image: The Little Falls hydroelectric plant of the Washington Water Power Company at Little Falls is the approximate up-river boundary of WPA clearing operations of WPA crews toward Camp Little Falls. The reservoir along the...
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Speech about the 1973-1974 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation budget and the projects receiving funding during that time
1973-07-13
2007-01-02 2007-01-02 |
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Francisco weekly for Portland. A large number of sailing vessels also ply between these two ports.
8. No proposals were invited (luring the year, as the work is not being done by contract, but by the United States, by means of hired labor. 9...
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2724 REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS, U. S. ARMY.
mouth of the Okanogan River is 3.48 miles per hour. The particular places where
the flow is most rapid are as follows:
Names of places.
Miles
from Miles...
2006-06-16
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of 24 feet. The reason why 20 feet was fixed upon was that it was not hoped that navigation could be secured in the river below to a higher stage than that. Furthermore, the maximum lift is 24 feet, and hence by making the lower lock work to that...
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Minutes, reports, and miscellaneous publications from the Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission, dating mostly from the first half of the 1970's.; Minutes, reports, and miscellaneous publications from the Pacific Northwest River Basins...
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K K 16.
CONSTRUCTION OF A CANAL AROUND THE CASCADES OF THE COLUMBIA
RIVER, OREGON.
The plans for this improvement contemplate the construction of a canal 7,200 feet long, 3,150 feet of which will be in excavation across a rocky plateau on...
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the stage of the river, the former having become very inclement and the latter having risen very much after the commencement of the rainy season, thereby rendering a continuous prosecution of the work impracticable. Upon an examination of this...
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Source
Tentative Disposition
WI-55
PI-49, 50 F-14
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Problem or Area of Concern
10. (Cont) COMMENT: Detailed study of alternatives for this river reach is needed and will be made as part of the CR&T study in cooperation with the...
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Source
Tentative Disposition
WI-10 C SI-74
SI-19, 77 C PI-21, 42, 46, 50, 77
Problem or Area of Concern
10. (Cont) COMMENT: Eutrophication is not a problem at the major storage or main Columbia-Snake projects as the extremely low...
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Document: Notes on Conferences in Los Angeles with California Water Leaders, December 1964 (carbon copy), page 2
1964-12-01
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Water-temperature, air-temperature, specific-conductance, wind-speed, and solar-radiation data are presented from a study conducted in the Tualatin River Basin in
northwestern Oregon during 7-month periods from May 1 through November 30, 1994 and...
1997-11-02
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Document: Water and the West by Senator Henry M. Jackson, November 5, 1965, page 5
1965-11-05
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Lake Mead. This new supply, merging with Colorado River water, would continue downstream to Lake Havasu and would generate additional power at Hoover and Davis Power Plants. Due to the power drop being substantially greater than the required lift,...
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APPENDIX IJ U—EEPORT (W MAJOR HANDBURY. 2855
distance between the 25-foot depths above and below this bar is 11,000
feet.
To effect the desired improvement here I have to recommend that a
dike be built perpendicularly...
2006-06-16
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Records of an
environmental conservation organization in Washington State.; The Alpine Lakes Protection Society of Washington was a citizens'
conservation organization. Founded in 1968, it promoted congressional enactment
of a national...
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the head of ordinary continuous navigation on the Snake, is $4,554. On the Columbia, between the Snake and Priest Rapids, there does not appear, from examinations and reports of pilots, to be any need of improvement; but I judge it is well to...
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Detillion bridge, a temporary timber structure across the Spokane River, will be replaced with a modern steel and concrete bridge.
1940-03-05
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