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91. Irrigation flume, Deschutes River in Central Oregon
Irrigation flume, Deschutes River in Central Oregon
92. Main canal, Klamath irrigation scheme to reclaim 200,000 acres in south eastern Oregon
Main canal, Klamath irrigation scheme to reclaim 200,000 acres in south eastern Oregon
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Photograph was hand colored.
93. Canal no. 1, Deschutes Irrigation Scheme, located 8 miles from Bend, Oregon
Canal no. 1, Deschutes Irrigation Scheme, located 8 miles from Bend, Oregon
Description
Photograph was hand colored.
94. Irrigation ditches
Irrigation ditches
Description
Irrigation ditches from the Yakima River crossing the Terrace Heights Wasteway of the Roza Canal near Yakima, Washington. Crossing from the top to bottom are: Roza Canal; Selah-Moxee Canal; Highway Bridge; Ray Slavin Branch of the Moxee Ditch; Middy Branch of the Moxee Ditch; Union Gap Ditch
95. Irrigation ditches
Irrigation ditches
Description
Irrigation ditches from the Yakima River crossing the Terrace Heights Wasteway of the Roza Canal near Yakima, Washington. Crossing from the top to bottom are: Roza Canal; Selah-Moxee Canal; Highway Bridge; Ray Slavin Branch of the Moxee Ditch; Middy Branch of the Moxee Ditch; Union Gap Ditch
96. Irrigation flume
Irrigation flume
Description
This stretch of flume made with Armco pipe is a link in a long irrigation ditch which heads in 4 mile lake high in the cascade mountains, and runs down into the Valley around Medford, Oregon for irrigation purposes. Part of the flume is formed along the hill sides by excavating the dirt and using the earth from the ditch for a very narrow road to travel in the maintenance of this long flume. Hundreds of fishermen also travel this dike formed road to reach 4 Mile Lake which is amply stocked with trout.
97. Irrigation flume
Irrigation flume
Description
Upper view of irrigation flume showing where Armco pipe has been used around a hill side to maintain the proper water level for the flume. This irrigation ditch or flume is high in the Cascade range, heading in Four Mile Lake from where the water is conveyed down to the Medford Valley, Oregon for Irrigation purposes.
98. Irrigation syphon flume, Natches Gap, North Yakima, Washington, 1916
Irrigation syphon flume, Natches Gap, North Yakima, Washington, 1916
99. Silah Moxee flume, North Yakima, Washington, 1916
Silah Moxee flume, North Yakima, Washington, 1916
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