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Walla and Umatilla Valleys are served by extensions of the Pacific Power & Light Co. from Washington. In the sparsely peopled central and southeastern portions of the State, power production is largely limited to independent plants or small...
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Department of the Interior. Bureau of Reclamation. Columbia Basin Project--Washington. Columbia Basin Project Map No. 26320
1905-04-20
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This is the final step in placing a closure gate. Diversion and care of the river during construction, and unwatering foundations, was bid by MWAK at $3,500,000, but during the CBI contract the task was relatively simple, and bid at only $727,000.
2024-04-28
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A weather station maintained cooperatively by the Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Weather Service in the Quincy Basin subdivision of the Columbia Basin Project, at Johnson's gas station, about 4 miles south of Quincy.
1942-08-18
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Repairs to L-3 packing box. Boring arm making second cut.
1942-11-25
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Hatchery troughs in the Leavenworth hatchery building.
1940-05-09
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22 governing control and distribution of water acquired-under State law without regard to the feasibility of such deliveries unless express authorization for the taking of such rights by the Federal Government can be found in legislation. There is...
2009-04-01
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US Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation Columbia Basin Project, Washington Migratory Fish Control Snow Lake Tunnel Inlet to Lake and Details for Final Shot into Lake
1939-11-03
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The new high school building at Mason City, erected by Consolidated Builders, Inc.
1938-12-09
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Hon. Robert Fechner, Director, E.C.W. addressing C.C.C Company No. 4752 on visit May 20, 1937. Left to right; Mr. Fechner; Construction Engineer F.A. Banks; 1st Lieut. A. J. Binsfield of C.C.C Company; R. T. Sinex, Asst. Engineer; 2nd Lieut. F. E....
1937-05-20
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hydroelectric power.
It was recognized that integration of the new projects and their transmission facilities with the existing system would be a matter of long-range planning requiring coordination and management in order to achieve maximum...
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This is part of the operations in maneuvering the diversion gate and hoist barge into position in front of the slots on the West side. <br> Many large contractors refused to submit bids on the job because of the risk involved in diverting...
2024-04-28
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170 page report on the Colville and Spokane Indians affected by hydroelectric projects on the Columbia River
1977-04-28
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View of concrete specimens being tested for resistance to sulfate waters in ponds at elevation 1930 southwest of the 230-Kv switchyard at Coulee Dam. View shows cylinders, bars, and posts from test batches 48-72 setting in original alkali pond...
1949-11-18
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First placement of granite armor rock at the downriver end of section ""A."" Note the size of the rock in comparison to the man; armor rock weighing over 10 tons has been placed. This rock is obtained from the upriver quarry under work performed...
1949-04-26
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Painted surface of wicket gate--Turbine L-2. This view is representative of the painted surface on the outer face of the wicket gates and shows the alligatoring of the paint along the trailing edge.
1942-07-13
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Permanent buildings of the Leavenworth migratory fish control station with concrete rearing ponds in the foreground.
1940-10-25
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A closure gate approaches a diversion channel. The gate will be placed against the steel guides and then lowered to cut off the flow of water through the channel. The lattice truss on which the man is walking braces the top of the roller-path...
1939-02-06
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Frederic A. Delano, chairman of the national Resources Committee, and party visited the project on August 03, 1939. Mr. Delano is the third person from the left.
1939-08-03
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The outlet end of the Snow Lake tunnel. The man is standing in the tunnel which taps the bottom of Snow Lake; the upper tunnel is an adit for access to the tunnel shutoff valves.
1939-10-15
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Crown Prince Olav of Norway visited the project on May 28, 1939. From left to right, A.F. Darland of the Reclamation staff, E. F. Kaiser of Consolidated Builders, Inc. Crown Prince Olav, Eric Johnston of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce, and R. D....
1939-05-28
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On verso of image: Camp Ferry, the W.P.A. floating camp, has accommodations for about 140 workmen and is used to clear shore lands which are more or less inaccessible except by water. May 27, 1940
2024-04-28
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Providing a water supply sufficient in quantity and suitable in temperature for proper operation of hatchery, rearing ponds, and holding ponds presented many engineering problems. In their upstream migration, after leaving the salt water of the...
2024-04-28
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A CBI steel diversion gate loaded on a barge in the east forebay undergoing final inspection before being put into service.
2024-04-28
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