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Water utilization in the White River Basin
R.O. Helland
1946, Open-File Report 46-37
This report presents briefly the results of an investigation of the water and power resources of the White river made in 1943 primarily for the purpose of classification of lands adjacent to the stream that have been withdrawn for power purposes. About three days were spent by the writer in...
Section of Morgan formation, Pennsylvanian, at Split Mountain in Dinosaur National Monument, Uintah County, Utah
Franklin T. McCann, Norman D. Raman, Lloyd G. Henbest
1946, Open-File Report 46-25
Extension of the oil pool in the Weber sandstone (Pennsylvanian), in the Rangely oil field, Rio Blanco County, Colorado, subsequent to the completion of the filed work on which Preliminary Chart 16 is based, has stimulated special interest in the beds beneath that sandstone as potential oil reservoirs. In compliance...
Mineral resources of the Trinity River tributary area in Texas and Oklahoma
A.E. Weissenborn, editor(s)
1946, Open-File Report 46-30
<Proposals for the improvement of navigation on the Trinity River in Texas have been under consideration for many years. A Federal project for the constricution of a sex-foot channel to Dallas, together with the necessary locks and dams was authorized in 1902. Under the terms of this act...
General statement on the Cedar Creek slide, Montrose, Colorado
Helen D. Varnes
1946, Open-File Report 46-29
The Cedar Creek slide is located about ten miles east of Montrose in southwestern Colorado, along the Denver Rio Grande and Western Railroad. It occupies an area about 1,000 feet square and has a maximum height above the railroad grade of more than 300 feet. The slide occurred on the...