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The President -3- July 3, 1962
transpiration on the cropped area, This is a continuing process as the river flows downstream.
Furthermore, Mexico herself could do much that she has not done to help herself. Acreage under irrigated...
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Mr. J. F. Friedkin
Page two
May 17, 1962
3. Any cessation of the by-pass operation must be at the sole determination of the United States.
4. No deadline should be placed upon the United States for completion of any works.
5. All...
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(Jon Ghiselin)
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Mr. Job Ghiselin
Salt late City S# Utah
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2009-04-01
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from October-February would be 3510 p.p.m. and the sodium adsorption rate 9.6. In the summer it would be 1550 p.p.m with an s.a.r. of 5.6. Sodium in Gila Valley soils is high and the s.a.r. is more the governing factor than salinity index....
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to accept additional Colorado River water in exchange for or replacement of their existing supplies derived from another source, provided that economic injury does not result from such exchange or replacement. The purpose of this arrangement is to...
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P.S. To illustrate my comments on scenic rivers remaining for river runners,
which shows ^"^^ the
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River drainage is affected by storage dams. Most...
2009-03-01
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District does not question the potential need for additional water in Arizona and the other States beyond that which can be made available from the Colorado River and local water resources. General Comments Insofar as California is concerned,...
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Table 6
Form PF-1 Project: CENTRAL ARIZONA
13-571
Bureau of Reclamation OFFICIAL ESTIMATE
Prepared by: Approved by: Date of Estimate: December 1961
Sheet 1 of 1
Cost Classification DESCRIPTION Quantity Unit Cost Total Estimate Labor and...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE April 9 Mr. NEUBERGER. . T h e Senator is t oo generous in his description of the Secretary's action. Not only did the Secretary of the Interior intervene in the Hells Canyon fight, taut he actually intervened on the...
2008-11-01
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Interior spokesmen said that a water import system would probably have to be in operation within the next 15 to 20 years, and that feasibility studies should be completed as soon as possible. However, they said that the Plan "does not put all its...
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12 COLORADO RIVER STORAGE PROJECT Parshall The Parshall project would provide for the full irrigation of 24,410 acres of new land and would supply supplemental water to 3,100 acres of partially irrigated land along Williams River, Little Muddy...
2008-11-01
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Appendix D (Cont'd) * This is a U.S.G.S. station but is not required at the present time for administration by the Upper Colorado River Commission. ** Drainage area not shown in latest U.S.G.S. water supply paper available. A This station is to be...
2008-12-01
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probably did not check the proofs of the engravings in his 1875 report against his memory of things seen on the 1869 trip. Beaman did obtain a striking photograph of the rock which does suggest an island but this was probably unintentional....
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APPENDIX D UPPER COLORADO RIVER COMMISSION Key Gaging Stations Derived from reports of U. S. Geological Survey and others. Ref. • Streams (2) Drainage Area Sq. Miles (3) Discharge during Water Year in 1,000 acre-ft. Units (Provisional) 1954 1955...
2008-12-01
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should be provided in the Federal legislation enabling integration of the project with the Pacific Southwest Water Plan.
Intermediate and Long-Range Program
In formulating the intermediate and long-range program of the Pacific Southwest Water...
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Appendix E (Cont'd)
No.
(1)
Streams
(2)
Discharge during Water Year
in 1,000 acre-ft. Units
Drainage Area ( Provisional) (Provisional)
Sq. Miles 1955 1956 1957
(3) (4) (5) (6)
71. Ashley Creek near
Vernal, Utah
72. Ashley Creek at Sign
of the...
2008-11-01
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Hooker Reservoir - Annual Benefits
Activities Visitor Days Value Per Day Total
General Use 30,000 x $0.52 = $15,600
Boating and Water Skiing 10,000 x .55 = 5,500
Camping 15,000 x .50 = 7,500
$28,600
This averages $0.95 per visitor day....
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Irrigation Project. The project will involve an enlargement and
extension of eight major canals and ditches diverting from Pine
River, a new diversion dam, and several small distribution laterals.
Of the acreage irrigated, 14.520 acres of new land...
2008-11-01
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Phreatophyte Eradication and Control--This program would mechanically eradicate and control dense growths of phreatophytes now infesting about 42,000 acres of Federal and nonarable Indian land on the flood plain of the Colorado River which...
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Lower than Class 1 are indicated by appending the letters "s", "t", " a " ,
and "d" to the class number to show whether the deficiency is in "soils",
"topography", "Alkalinity and salinity", or "drainage"o The interaction
or accumulative effects...
2008-11-01
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4. The techniques of desalting sea and brackish waters have made significant progress in recent years and may hold the key to providing future water supplies for the Pacific Southwest. Through improved technology gained by additional experience,...
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ANTICIPATED EFFECTS OF ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Savery-Pot Hook Project, Colorado-Wyoming
This project is located in the Little Snake River Basin in southern Wyoming and northwestern Colorado. The project plan calls for construction of an...
2008-10-01
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