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Canal and locks at chain of rocks, Mississippi River
Overall plan consists of upper canal leaving river at mile 194, just below mouth of Missouri, locks located about 6 1/2 mi downstream, and lower canal, slightly more than one mile long, entering Mississippi at mile 184, all designed to afford channel compatible with that provided in open and canalized sections of river; improvement, about 8 mi long, provides bypass two miles shorter than natural river.
Canal and locks at chain of rocks, Mississippi River
Overall plan consists of upper canal leaving river at mile 194, just below mouth of Missouri, locks located about 6 1/2 mi downstream, and lower canal, slightly more than one mile long, entering Mississippi at mile 184, all designed to afford channel compatible with that provided in open and canalized sections of river; improvement, about 8 mi long, provides bypass two miles shorter than natural river.
Canal and locks at chain of rocks, Mississippi River
Am Soc Civ Engrs -- Proc Separate
Griffin, A.F. (author)
1955
10 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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