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    Dams and levees : human-related issues

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    [PDF] DamsAndLevees-8-24-18.pdf (1.488Mb)
    Date
    2018
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    Missouri River Relief
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    Abstract
    "Mountain snowmelt is one of the primary sources that feeds the Missouri River, which historically caused significant flooding. After the Missouri River flooded particularly badly in 1943, the government passed the Pick-Sloan Act, which called for the construction of protective levees and dams, irrigation systems, and power development."--Page 1.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10355/65868
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    Missouri River information packet ; volume 1, number 10
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    Missouri River information packet : human-related issues
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