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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 5 (February 1899) (1899)

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form of an investigation of the underlying material of the mountain. A tunnel out, including the right of way, are worth to the new company at least $90,000,000." The receiver obtained of the amount of the Chagres River discharge and the 1.100 feet in length was driven along the axis of the at this… … 10.—Profile and Cross-Sections of the New Panama Canal. 12.—Cross-Section Through Bohio Dam. Height, 76^ feet. Length of Crest, 1,286 feet. THE NEW PANAMA CANAL. should at once serve to feed the summit level and to at various points through the cut down to the proposed level of the bottom of the…

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