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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line

Description: Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - Taken south of M3-T5. Shows second tracks after cultivation and area of original tracks not cultivated.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 2/15/1950
Call number: photCL SCE 02 - 29584
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - Taken south of M3-T5. Shows track through area which had been cultivated after sagging was completed. R.P.K.
photCL SCE 02 - 29583
Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - View north of M4-T3 shows the effect of tracks after cultivation, and reason hand work is necessary to get water through. Cagarette pack for comparicon of depths. R.P.K.
photCL SCE 02 - 29585
Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - View north of M4-T3 shows the effect of tracks after cultivation, and reason hand work is necessary to get water through. Cagarette pack for comparicon of depths. R.P.K.
photCL SCE 02 - 29586
Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - Looking north toward M7-T2 over the sagging area of Johnston-Hertz potato field. Shows that portion of the sagging area, some cultivated and unplanted and northerly portion in potato field. R.P.K.
photCL SCE 02 - 29596
Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - Along line north of M2-T4 in potato field. This is about minimum damage in potato fields. See also #29579, #29580, & #29581 for other roads in corner of this field and along west side of this field in cultivated but unplanted field. R.P.K.
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line
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Magunden-Mesa Transmission Line - In vicinity of M7-T2 shows about the average of road operations and tracks through potato field. This picture in the Johnston-Hertz field which was entered under the favorable conditions of any field that we entered insofar as the moisture of the soil at the time of entry is concerned.
photCL SCE 02 - 29597