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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 10 (March 1906) (1906)

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nnel.—As we pass through, report of the consulting board of thirteen distinguished senger steamships that are trading between New York leaving the terminal lighthouses on either hand, we and the Orient. Our ship is 700 feet long by 75 feet engineers, appointed by the President to decide which find… … south, and moving tions of construction The great earth dam, 9,000 feet long on the crest, 2,500 feet through, and 135 feet high, will create a lake 85 feet deep and 120 square miles in area, in the along at a.comfortaT and subsequent op- valley of the Chagres. It will control the Chagres floods…

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