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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 16 (April 1906) (1906)

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h it was the shown what efforts had been made to close the "tem- a barge instanter, or they, too, would have been swept intention to construct a permanent dam across the porary expedient" cut of the Colorado bank below rapidly widening "cut." When this dam was secure Yuma at the point known as the… … piles driven at the point marked 5 the concrete work actually begun. This gate will carry on Diagram 2. These were taken 7,000 feet of water per second, while the flow of the Diagrams Showing Location of Intakes. Colorado at low water is only about 5,000 feet, and completely across the channel,…

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