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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 23 (December 1908) (1908)

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dle.of the last century that city to-day. In its 1,450 feet of length are fifteen The New Aqueduct, as it was henceforth to be known, New York city undertook the construction of a sys- is built of brick. It is of a horseshoe section, meas- 80-foot and seven 50-foot arches, the under side of tem of… … This panorama was taken with a Cirknt The Hue of the 1,000-foot spillway is seen on the far side of the lake. CSOTOH BESEBVOIB FBOK THE HILLS TO THE SOUTH OF THE DAM. view looking DOWN the valley feom the SPILLWAY. LOOKING DP THE SPILLWAY FEOM THE NEW BED OF CEOTON EIVEE, BELOW THE DAM'. Width at…

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