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Water resources developed in Kansas River Basin
Kansas River drainage basin, 480 mi long, 140 mi wide, covering 60,000 sq mi, is part of Missouri River basin project; benefits from project are irrigation, hydroelectric power, flood control, navigation, water supplies, recreation facilities, fish and wildlife conservation, pollution abatement, and silt detention; 8 earthfill dams constructed, mostly for irrigation purposes; tables list data on dams and reservoirs; irrigation structures.
Water resources developed in Kansas River Basin
Kansas River drainage basin, 480 mi long, 140 mi wide, covering 60,000 sq mi, is part of Missouri River basin project; benefits from project are irrigation, hydroelectric power, flood control, navigation, water supplies, recreation facilities, fish and wildlife conservation, pollution abatement, and silt detention; 8 earthfill dams constructed, mostly for irrigation purposes; tables list data on dams and reservoirs; irrigation structures.
Water resources developed in Kansas River Basin
Civ Eng (NY)
Berg, P.H. (author) / Soderberg, A.D. (author)
1959
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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