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New York's extension of its sources to Delaware
New York City's water supply sources will, upon completion of Delaware River works, yield 1460 mgd; data on Croton, Catskill, and Delaware supply; present consumption per capita per day amounts to 136 gal; demand in year 2000 estimated 179 gal per capita per day. (see also Boston Soc Civ Engrs -- J v 41 n 3 July 1954 p 354-75)
New York's extension of its sources to Delaware
New York City's water supply sources will, upon completion of Delaware River works, yield 1460 mgd; data on Croton, Catskill, and Delaware supply; present consumption per capita per day amounts to 136 gal; demand in year 2000 estimated 179 gal per capita per day. (see also Boston Soc Civ Engrs -- J v 41 n 3 July 1954 p 354-75)
New York's extension of its sources to Delaware
Am Soc Civ Engrs -- Proc Separate
Kennison, K.R. (author)
1954
17 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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