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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 12 (September 1907) (1907)
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he volume of Chicago's age canal is said to represent nearly two-thirds of the tion to no small extent. In fact, the cost per mile sewerage, as it emptied into Lake Michigan, was such entire cost of the building of a fourteen-foot water- is more than on any other portion of the route. Of as to… … from St. Louis to Cairo, and Cairo to New Orleans. The Bear Trap Bam of the Chicago Drainage Canal. These projects, however, provide only for eight or nine feet depth as yet. On this account one of the THE CHICAGO-ST, LOUIS WATERWAY. © 1907 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Chicago · Buoy · Engine · Louis · Railroad · Scientific American · Feet · Cubic feet · Spar buoy · American september · Precious stones · Terminal Station · Hudson companies · Drainage canal · Jersey city · Pennsylvania railroad
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