Silver Lake Project, Irrigation And Drainage
Silver Lake Project, Irrigation And Drainage
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Deducting 4,000 acre feet to supply the stor- age requirements of the 8,000 acres of land already having par- tial rights, there will remain about 9,000 acre feet available at diversion for use on new lands. If no storage is provided on lower Silver Creek there will waste each year about 8,000 acre feet.
Buck Creek. — ^The waters of Buck Creek are at present used in the west and northwestern parts of Paiilina Marsh. The flood waters in the spring are allowed to spread over the marshes which fur...nish feed for stock. Af t^r the stream has reached its more normal flow, temporary dams are used to divert the water over the marsh lands.
Water rights on this stream have not been adjudicated. The mean annual discharge of Buck Creek is about 15,000 acre feet, and it is believed there may be 5,000 acre feet of water available for new lands from Buck Creek with storage. The lands in the northern end of Paulina Marsh to which the Buck Creek waters have found their way have become the most alkaline in charac- ter of any lands in the Paulina Marsh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deducting 4,000 acre feet to supply the stor- age requirements of the 8,000 acres of land already having par- tial rights, there will remain about 9,000 acre feet available at diversion for use on new lands. If no storage is provided on lower Silver Creek there will waste each year about 8,000 acre feet.
Buck Creek. — ^The waters of Buck Creek are at present used in the west and northwestern parts of Paiilina Marsh. The flood waters in the spring are allowed to spread over the marshes which fur...nish feed for stock. Af t^r the stream has reached its more normal flow, temporary dams are used to divert the water over the marsh lands.
Water rights on this stream have not been adjudicated. The mean annual discharge of Buck Creek is about 15,000 acre feet, and it is believed there may be 5,000 acre feet of water available for new lands from Buck Creek with storage. The lands in the northern end of Paulina Marsh to which the Buck Creek waters have found their way have become the most alkaline in charac- ter of any lands in the Paulina Marsh.
What to read after Silver Lake Project, Irrigation And Drainage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oregon. State Engineer, Oregon to read onlineMoreLess
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