Rare Books

The All-American Canal : report of the All-American Canal Board on a canal located entirely within the United States from the Colorado River at Laguna Dam into the Imperial Valley, California, July 22, 1919

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1920.
Call number: 606984
Creator: All-American Canal System (U.S.)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 25 cm
Associated people: Mead, Elwood, (1858-1936.); Schlecht, W. W. (1855-1934.); Grunsky, C. E., (1890-1962,); Preston, Porter J.; Morris, Samuel B.
Associated organizations: United States.; Imperial Irrigation District (Calif.)
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