An Inquiry Into the Conditions Relating to the Water-supply of the City of New York |
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acres additional supply Adirondack Adirondack Mountains aqueduct asphalt Borough of Manhattan Brooklyn buildings capacity Catskill cent city line City's Commissioner consumption of water cost per million Creek Croes Croton Aqueduct Croton River Croton water daily consumption delivered distribution district elevation Engineering Committee Esopus Esopus Creek estimates of cost feet above tide filtered fireboats flow furnish gallons a day gallons per day gallons per head gravity head per day Housatonic Rivers houses Hudson River hydrants increase Lake George leakage Long Island Manhattan meters miles of pipe million gallons daily municipal obtained pavements plant population Poughkeepsie present supply proposed pumping station purposes quantity of water Ramapo Company Ramapo contract Ramapo Water Company reduced salt water Schoharie Creek Schroon Lake Schroon River sea level sewers sources square miles storage reservoirs streams street Suffolk County supply of water tion Wallkill River waste of water water supply watershed