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Ground water problems in lower Gila River desert area
Lower Gila River desert area lies to west of confluence of Salt and Gila Rivers and stretches to Colorado River; area is largely covered with alluvial fill with river joining separate basins; area is subject to alternating floods and droughts; water pumped from underground is excessively saline; underground water in area is recharged by surface flow in Gila River and its tributaries, including washes; direct precipitation is from 4 to 6 in./yr; lined drainage canal, 60 mi long, has been built to carry irrigation waters through alkaline land.
Ground water problems in lower Gila River desert area
Lower Gila River desert area lies to west of confluence of Salt and Gila Rivers and stretches to Colorado River; area is largely covered with alluvial fill with river joining separate basins; area is subject to alternating floods and droughts; water pumped from underground is excessively saline; underground water in area is recharged by surface flow in Gila River and its tributaries, including washes; direct precipitation is from 4 to 6 in./yr; lined drainage canal, 60 mi long, has been built to carry irrigation waters through alkaline land.
Ground water problems in lower Gila River desert area
Arizona State Univ -- Highway Geology Symposium Phoenix -- Proc
Griffin, B.E. (author)
Proceedings of the Arizona State University -- 13th Highway Geology Symposium ; 1962 ; United States , Phoenix, AZ
1962
4 pages
Conference paper
English
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