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Identifier: watersupplyirrig250unit (find matches)
Title: Water Supply and Irrigation Papers of the United States Geological Survey
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: United States Geological Survey
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Tualitin River do Clackamas River. do ....do Willamette River. do Gales Creek.Dairy Creek. Tualitin River. do \ mile above Silverton..Gladstone Cazadero, between damand power house. Cazadero, flume aboveforebay. Cazadero, below pen-stocks. Sec. 10, T.3S., R.4E.. Forest Grove Willamette, 3 milesabove mouth. Forest Grove Greeneville ch-Q. a Flood stage. b Below 20-penny spike in stream face of maple root on right bank, 30 feet below highway bridge.c Low water. d Below 8-penny nail in upstream side of overhanging ash tree on left bank, 100 feet below ford.e Below bent 10-penny nail in downstream face of sixth pile, right end of bridge, downstream side./Estimated. g Below 8-penny nail in downstream face of first pile in right abutment, downstream side.h Below 8-penny nail in large root of stump on right bank at gaging station.i Made 5 miles above mouth. .; Made at highway bridge. Water surface 49.35 feet below top of head of eye bar, second panel fromTight end of bridge, downstream side.
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SURFACE WATER SUPPLY, 1907-8. 389 PUGET SOUND DRAINAGE BASIN. DESCRIPTION. The drainage of the western slope of the Cascade Mountains inWashington is to Puget Sound. The most important streams are Nis-qually River, which drains the southern portion of Mount Rainier; Puy-allup River, which drains the northern and western portion of MountRainier; White River, which drains the northern and eastern portionof Mount Rainier; Green River, the canyon of which is occupied bythe Northern Pacific Railway; Cedar River, from which the city ofSeattle draws its water supply; Snoqualmie River; Skykomish River,whose canyon is occupied by the Great Northern Railway; Stillagau-mish River; and Skagit River, which drains the territory betweenMount Baker and the main summit of the Cascade Range. Comparatively little is known concerning the run-off and otherhydrographic characteristics of these streams. They are capable offurnishing enormous quantities of water power (PL IX), as the fall isgreat, and the fl

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