History And Engineering Reports On the Columbia Southern Irrigation Project Cro
History And Engineering Reports On the Columbia Southern Irrigation Project Cro
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W Wimer canal.
B Bend station.
NL New Laidlaw station.
* During November and December, 1908, the records were kept at the Bend station so about 3, 000 feet that was run into the Columbia Southern and Wimer canals were lost from the COLUMBIA SOUTHERN IRRIGATION PROJECT. 23 records; the above record contains this additional amount. During April, 1909, and March, 1911, there were no readings recorded, so for those months conservative average figures have been used to complete the records. During N...ovember and December, 1909, the largest continued flood ever known on Tumalo Creek took place and continued throughout the winter. The. Gaging stations were washed away, thus the records were lost for these months, but for a basis of com- pleting the above table the flow of November and December, 1906, was used, although it is known that more water run off in 1909. Some water was also lost from the record in November and December, 1907 and 1910, on account of water turned into the Columbia Southern and Wimer canals, when the record was kept at the Bend station, but the amounts were undoubtedly small so no account was taken of them in the above table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W Wimer canal.
B Bend station.
NL New Laidlaw station.
* During November and December, 1908, the records were kept at the Bend station so about 3, 000 feet that was run into the Columbia Southern and Wimer canals were lost from the COLUMBIA SOUTHERN IRRIGATION PROJECT. 23 records; the above record contains this additional amount. During April, 1909, and March, 1911, there were no readings recorded, so for those months conservative average figures have been used to complete the records. During N...ovember and December, 1909, the largest continued flood ever known on Tumalo Creek took place and continued throughout the winter. The. Gaging stations were washed away, thus the records were lost for these months, but for a basis of com- pleting the above table the flow of November and December, 1906, was used, although it is known that more water run off in 1909. Some water was also lost from the record in November and December, 1907 and 1910, on account of water turned into the Columbia Southern and Wimer canals, when the record was kept at the Bend station, but the amounts were undoubtedly small so no account was taken of them in the above table.
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