Annual Report, Volume 2, Part 21913 has appendix: List of lands in the forest preserve. January 1, 1914. |
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Accu affected by ice Approved Aug April August Ausable Forks Ausable River Barge canal Black River Canaseraga creek Cattaraugus Creek cent Company construction cubic feet Daily discharge Daily gage height December 31 Depth in inches DISCHARGE IN SECOND-FEET Discharge measurements Drainage area drainage basin estimated feet per second filed fire protection Frank Weber G. H. Canfield gallons per day Genesee River height to discharge horsepower Hudson River Hydro-Electric Hydrographer installed July June land March Monthly discharge Moose River municipal Niagara Falls November October Ontario Oswegatchie River petition pipe plant present proposed pumping Raquette River Regis River Relation of gage reservoir RUN-OFF Sacandaga River Schroon river Sec.-ft Sept September source of supply source of water Spring Valley square miles station stream Tonawanda creek United States Geological village Water District WATER SUPPLY APPLICATION Water Supply Commission York Conservation Commission
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