Sewerage And Sewage Disposal in the Metropolitan District of New York And New Jersey
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No other plans for the disposal of Newark's sewerage have been made and there is not a great deal of extension work planned.
THE SEWERAGE OF PATERSON, N. J.
General Conditions. Paterson, with a population in 1905 of 111,529, lies at the Falls of the Passaic river where it breaks through First Mountain and sweeps to the east and south in an irregular semi-circular bend about 2% miles across.
The site of the city is undulating, with hills rising from 100 to 180 feet high.
The conditions in Paters...on are favorable to satisfactory and economical drainage, the slopes being steep and the distances to the river not great from any point owing to the bend in the river. In the down-town district there is a sewer outlet at the foot of nearly every street.
The total drainage area in the city of Paterson is about 8 square miles, of which a little more than half is now sewered. The total ultimate drainage area of sewers built is about 83 per cent, of the whole area.
The Sewers. The early records of the sewers of Paterson were lost in a fire some years ago and new maps had to be made from an old report which gave only the sizes and the streets in which sewers had been built.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No other plans for the disposal of Newark's sewerage have been made and there is not a great deal of extension work planned.
THE SEWERAGE OF PATERSON, N. J.
General Conditions. Paterson, with a population in 1905 of 111,529, lies at the Falls of the Passaic river where it breaks through First Mountain and sweeps to the east and south in an irregular semi-circular bend about 2% miles across.
The site of the city is undulating, with hills rising from 100 to 180 feet high.
The conditions in Paters...on are favorable to satisfactory and economical drainage, the slopes being steep and the distances to the river not great from any point owing to the bend in the river. In the down-town district there is a sewer outlet at the foot of nearly every street.
The total drainage area in the city of Paterson is about 8 square miles, of which a little more than half is now sewered. The total ultimate drainage area of sewers built is about 83 per cent, of the whole area.
The Sewers. The early records of the sewers of Paterson were lost in a fire some years ago and new maps had to be made from an old report which gave only the sizes and the streets in which sewers had been built.
What to read after Sewerage And Sewage Disposal in the Metropolitan District of New York And New Jersey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Soper, George A. (George Albert), 1870-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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