[Monthly Report on Impending Programs of Land Drainage and Water Storage; No.34, December 1, 1938] [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov] MONTHLY REPORT ON IMPENDING PROGRAMS OF LAND DRAINAGE AND WATER STORAGE No. 34 December 1, 1938 NATIONAL RESOURCES COMMUTEE WATER RESOURCES COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D. C. NATIONAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE Water Resources Committee MONTHLY REPORT ON IMPENDING PROGRAMS OF LAND DRAINAGE AND WATER STORAGE Number 34 - December 1, 1938 CONTENTS Page I. Authorized programs of the Works Progress Administration 2-21 II. Impending programs of other agencies 22 - 80 MONTHLY REPORT ON IMPENDING PROGRAMS OF LAND DRAINAGE AND WATER STORAGE. No. 34 - Decemoer 1938. The programs of work listed herein have been reported to the Nationsl Resources Committee in accordance with the President’s memorandum of February 1, 1936. Listing of a program indicates that the program is receiving serious consideration by the sponsoring agency and may be undertaken within two years. It does not indicate that funds are available to begin work or that the sponsoring agency is committed to the program. Inquiries concerning the programs listed should be made directly to the field or Washington offices of the sponsoring agencies. The accompanying map, indicating the major drainage basins of the United States, shows the approximate location of all programs listed in the tabulation, with the exception of C.C.C. Camps. The basin numbers in the tabulation correspond to the numbers on the man. This issue concludes the issuance of the land drainage and water storage report. Beginning January next, reports on impending Federal water-resources investigations and construction projects, which will supercede the land drainage and water storage reports, will be issued monthly. The new reports will contain descriptions of all projects of the types which have been reported previously. The Federal and State agencies with which the respective programs have "been checked are indicated by key letters as follows: A-Bureau of Agricultural Engineering B-Bureau of Biological Survey C-Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine D-Bureau of Fisheries E-Corps of Engineers F-State Department of Health G—State Engineer H-State Fish and Game Commission I-U.S. Public Health Service J-Geological Survey K-Soil Conservation Service L-Bureau of Reclamation M-California Debris Commission N-Federal Power Commission O-State Department of Public Works P-State Department of Agriculture Q-Bureau of Indian Affairs R-U.S. Department of Agriculture - Co-ordinator of Land Use Planning S-International Joint Boundary Commission I * Author!zed programs of the Works Progress Administration This i£ a partial list of programs which have received Presidential approval, and are being undertaken at the discretion of the state Works Progress administrators. It is probable that not more than one-quarter of all programs listed will reach the construction stage during the fiscal year 1939, The Washington office of WPA has no complete record of those projects which actually have been started. Inquiries concerning specific programs should be addressed to the Chief Engineer of the Works Progress Administration, Washington, who will secure the desired information from the appropriate state administrator. It has not been practicable to show the purpose of all programs, or the agencies with which they have been checked. The programs listed in this number include all malaria-control, wild life conservation, water conservation, flood-control, irrigation, hydroelectric and navigation programs authorized by the Works Progress Administration prior to November 1, 1938, and not included in previous reports. The greater number of malaria-control programs involve ditching operations, and most of the fish and game protection programs involve dam construction. 2 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Alabama Arkansas California Information furnished, by Works Progress Administration County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency Alabama Jefferson - 26 Mobile - 26 Construction of fish-' hatchery basins in Lane Park near Birmingham ,$ 25,242 Construction of fish hatchery near Mobile.. 17,882 Fish conservation Fish conservation Birmingham Park and Recreation Board City of Mobile Arkansas Franklin - 84 Enlarge ditch to control flood waters in the Alix Denning Drainage area 21,086 Flood control Franklin County Improvement District #1 California Butte, Colusa, Sutter, Yuba, Yolo, Tehama, Glenn, Shasta, Sacramento - 106 Napa - 106 Nevada - 106 Orange - 108 Riverside - 108 San Bernardino 104-b San Bernardino 104-b Reconstruct, improve, and clear flood channels on Sacramento . River and its tributary streams 188,611 Improvement of facilities of Napa municipal water-shed property near Napa 9,391 Improvement of domestic water supply reservoirs near Nevada City 4,429 Improve system of Talbert Drainage District in Section 19, Township 6 South, Range 10 West, near Huntington Beach 8,158 Rehabilitation of San Jacinto River channel near San Jacinto 83,576 Improvement of Warm Creek channel at San Bernardino 11,686 Improvement of East Twin Creek channel in and near San Bernardino 31,188 Flood control Water storage Water storage Land conservation Flood control Flood control Flood control State Department of Public Works City of Napa Nevada City Talbert Drainage District San Jacinto Levee District City of San Bernardino City of San Bernardino 3 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 California Colorado County Name and. Drainage Basin No* Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency. California (Cont’d) Santa Clara - 106 Tehama - 106 Tulare - 106 Ventura - 108 Ventura - 108 Yolo - 106 Construction of a dam on Alamitos Creek, a "bridge on Coyote River, and ponds on Wildcat Creek, in Santa Clara Valley Water Conservation District near San Jose Reconstruction of dam and water main near Red Bluff Improvement of Sand Creek phannel near Orosi Improvement of Pole Creek channel at and near city of Fillmore Construction of floodprotection works along Santa Paula Creek near Santa Paula Improvement and development of drainage facilities - county-wide $33,437 24,874 67,842 6,840 7,069 198,256 Water storage Water storage Flood control Flood control Flood control Flood control Santa Clara Valley Water Conservation District City of Red Bluff Tulare County City of Fillmore City of Santa Paula Yolo County Colorado Adams - 72 Crowley - 78 Douglas - 72 Las Animas - 78 Widen and change alignment of channel on South Platte River near Welby Improvement of King Center Drainage District near Ordway Cleaning channels of Plum Creek and Sellers Gulch at Castle Rock Construction of masonry wall near Aguilar to protect water pipe line from floods 162,668 4,902 L 31,994 2,928 Flood control Land conservation Flood control Flood control County Commissioners King Center Drainage District Town of Castle Rock City of Anguilar 4 County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description■of Program Purpo se Sponsoring । - Agency Connecticut Fairfield - 5 Fairfield - 5 Fairfield - 5 New Haven - 5 Windham - 4 Construction of a masonry dam in New Fairfield $14,537 Ditch and drain swamps in Sniffen’s Meadow at Stratford 95,137 Ditch and drain swamps along Bruce’s Brook at Stratford 61,901 Ditch and drain Oldfield Creek at West Haven 21,598 Widen and relocate Moosup Brook to facilitate runoff of storm water at Plainfield 74,060 State Depart-Fish conservation ment of Public Works Mosquito eradica- Town of tioh Stratford Mosquito eradica- Town of tion Stratford Mosquito eradica- Town of West tion Haven Town of Flood control Plainfield Delaware Kent, Sussex, 8, 10 County-wide improvement of swamps and small streams 18,196 Mosquito tion State Mosquito eradica- Control Commission Florida Indian River - 27 Orange - 27 Pinellas - 28 Construction of dike and installation of pumps near Vero Beach 24,246 Improvement of drainage canal through Mud Lake at Lake Maitland 5,860 Enlarge reservoir for Pinellas County water system near Largo 135,673 County Mo squito Mosquito eradica- Control Dis-tion trict Mosquito eradica- Town of Lake tion Maitland Board of County Com- Water storage missioners 5 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Connecticut Delaware Florida WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Idaho Illinois County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency Idaho Ada 110 Ada - 110 Ada - 110 Adams : - 110 Boundary - 111 Clark - 110 Lewis - 110 Washington - 110 Washington - 110 Drainage of farm land adjacent to State penitentiary near Boise $3,900 Construction of wall on Sand Creek in Section 4, Township 3 North, Range 3 Bast, near <. Boise 12,342 Construction of diversion dams and incidental work along Boise River 31,423 Remove obstructions and construct dikes along Weiser River in Adams County 14,076 Rehabilitation of Drainage District No. 2, near Bonners Berry 19,950 Construction of storage tank with pipe connection to distribution system at Dubois 4,954 Construction of reservoir and warming tank for swimming pool at Kamiah 3,734 Construction of improvements in and along Weiser River 15,784 . Clear, grub, and excavate reservoir and dam site in Sections 22 and 27, Township 13 North, Range 5 West, near Weiser 5,809 Land, conservation Land conservation Blood control Blood control Land conservation Water storage Recreation Blood control Water storage State of Idaho Ada County State Department of Reclamation Adams County Drainage District No. 2 Village of Dubois Village of Kamiah Washington County Mann’s Creek Irrigation District Illinois Alexander - 43,61 Champaign - 42 Improve Richland Drainage District 19,594 Reconstruction of ditches throughout Compromise Township 24,028 Blood control Blood control Richland Drainage District Upper Salt Bork Drainage District 6 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Illinois County Name and Sponsoring Agency Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Purpose Champaign - 60 Illinois Improvement of facilities of East Lake Fork Special Drainage District in Scott, Colfax, (Con^d) East Lake Fork Special Drainage Champaign - 60 and Sandorus Townships $24,089 Improvement of facilities of Fountain Head Drain- age District in Champaign and in Mahomet, Scott, Hensley, and Champaign .Flood control District Fountain Head Drainage Cumberland - 42 Townships Reconstruction of ditch in Sections 25, 26, 35, and 36 in Neoga Town- 112,383 Flood control District Drainage District Douglas - 42. ship Install drain tile and construct headwalls in Murdock and Newman Town- 1,032 Land conservation No. 2 • Union Mutual Drainage Dis- Lake - 45, 60 ships Improve ditches throughout West Skokie Drainage 5,618 Land conservation trict No. 10 West Skokie Drainage Randolph - 61 District Reservoir improvement 156,869 Land conservation District Tazewell - 60 in and near Sparta Improvement of Farm Creek and its tributaries in East Peoria Sanitary. District at and near 18,912 Water storage City of Sparta, East Peoria Sanitary Vermilion - 42 East Peoria Improvement of facilities of Bear Creek Drainage District in Ross and South Ross 28,694 Flood control District Bear Creek Drainage Wabash - 42 Townships Improvement of facilities in Drainage Dis- 78,414 Flood control District Drainage Dis- Williamson, trict No. 11 Excavate and clear 2,758 Flood control trict No. 11 Board of 43, 61 drainage ditches through- County Com- — — — out Williamson County 213,014 Flood control missioners 7 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Indiana County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency . Indiana Allen - 47 County-wide construction of State Depart- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys $151,314 storage servation Bartholomew, Construction of low dams in Decatur, small streams and stream. State Deuart- Jackson - 42 valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con- these three counties 88,474 storage servation Benton, Construction of low dams in Fountain, small streams and stream State Depart- Warren - 42 valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con- these three counties 170,648 storage servation Cass, Carroll, Construction of low dams in White - 42 small streams and stream State Depart- valleys throughout each of Water ment .of Con- these three counties 212,787 storage servation Clark, Construction of low dams in Floyd - 43 small streams and stream ■ State Depart- valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con- these two counties 95,230 storage servation Daviess - 42 County-wide construction of State Depart- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 162,260 storage servation Dearborn, 38, 43, Construction of low dams in Ripley - 42, 43 small streams and stream State Depart— valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con— these two counties 81,670 storage servation Delaware - 42 County-wide construction of State Depart- low dams in small streams Water ment, of Con- and stream valleys 151,314 storage servation Fayette - 38, Construction of low dams in Rush - 42 small streams and stream State Depart— valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con- these two counties 88,474 storage servation Gibson - 42, 43 County-wide construction of State Depart- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 204,948 storage servation 8 TOC - LD&WS Indiana #34 - December 1, 1938 County Name and Drainage Basin No, •’ Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency Indiana (Cont^ - Grant - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con—, and stream valleys $99,888 storage servation Hamilton - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 82,088 storage servation Hancock - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 41,044 storage servation Hendricks, Construction of low dams in Boone, small streams and stream State Départ— Clinton - 42 valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con- these three counties 170,648 sto rage servation Henry - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dam's in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 100,876 storage servation Howard - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 151,314 storage servation Huntington - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 99,888 storage servation Jackson - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water • ment of Con- and stream valleys 111,568 storage servation Jennings - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 25,957 storage servation Johnson, County-wide construction of State Départ- Shelby - 42 low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 88,474 storage servation Lawrence — 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 349,608 storage servation Madison - 42 County-wide construction of . State Départ— low dams in small streams Water ment of Con— and stream valleys 151,314 storage servation 9 TOC - LWS #34 - December 1, 1938 Indiana Louisiana County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Indiana (Coni* Purpose Sponsoring Agency Monroe - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys $204,948 storage servation Perry - 43 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in smedl streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 162,260 storage servation Posey - 42, 43 County-wide construction of State Départ— low dams in small streams Water ment of Con— and stream valleys 141,825 storage servation Randolph -38, 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 41,044 storage servation Sullivan — 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 101,760 storage servation Tipton - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con— and stream valleys 41,044 storage servation Vermillion, Construction of low dams in Parke, small streams and stream State Départ- Putnam — 42 valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con— these three counties 639,822 storage servation Wabash - 42 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 99,888 storage servation Washington, Construction of low dams in Harrison - 42, 43 small streams and stream State Départ- valleys throughout each of Water ment of Con- these two counties 81,670 storage servation Wayne - 38 County-wide construction of State Départ- low dams in small streams Water ment of Con- and stream valleys 149,832 storage servation Lo ui s i ana — Tangipahoa — 92 Improvement of drainage Tangipahoa canals in Wards 6 and 7 Land Drainage Dis- near Hammond 7,321 Conservation . trict No. 1 10 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Maine Maryland. Massachusetts County Name and. Drainage Basin No • Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Maine Androscoggin - 1 Oxford - 1 Penobscot - 1 Improve Lake Auburn by cleaning brush, planting trees, etc. at Auburn $ 9,118 Construction of small dams at and near Hiram 13,000 Construction of salmon fish hatchery pen on Penobscot River at Brewer 3,700 Water storage Water storage Fish conservation Auburn Water District Town of Hiram Department of . Sea and Shore Fisheries Maryland A Alleghany - 11 Alleghany - 11 Construction of a wall along Georges Creek in City of Lonaconing 3,056 Excavation, and construction of dikes at Luke 60,875 Flood Control Flood Control City of Lonaconing Mayor and Town Council Massachusetts Essex - 3. Essex - 3 Essex - 3 Franklin - 5 Franklin - 5 Improvement of watershed area along Lake Kenosa at Haverhill- 17,988 Improvement of Millvale reservior watershed at Haverhill 23,312 Reconstruction of water holes in Lowel Street at Peabody 5,986 Construction of improvements to State fish hatchery at Montague, including removal of dams, construction of dams, and incidental work ' 12,808 Improvement of Shelburne Falls Fire District watershed at Shelburne and Colrain 13,563 Water storage Water storage Water storage Fish conservation Water storage Department of Parks and Playgrounds Water Department Fire Department State Department of Conservation Board of Water Commissioners 11 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1» 1938 Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi County Name and’ Drainage Basin No • Description of Program Purpose .Sponsoring . Agency. Massachusetts (Cont’d) Franklin -* 5 Hampden - 5 Hampden - 5 Worcester - 2 Clean and deepen creeks and other streams at Sunderland $ 5,102 Reservior improvement at Monson 11,283 Improvement of Cooley Brook Reservation at Chicopee 95,034 Improvement of Clinton watershed-Wekepeke Basin at Sterling 8,139 Mosquito eradication Water storage Water storage Water storage Board of Selectmen Board of Selectmen Mayor and Water* Department Clinton Water Commissioners Michigan Crawford - 46 Delta - 45 Improve State fish hatchery at Garyling, including filling, grading, installing fish screens, etc. 2,372 Reservoir construction in village of Garden 11,847 Pish conservation Water storage State Department of Conservation Village of Garden Minnesota Becker - 52,54 Marshall - 52 County-wide construction of small dams 39,155 County-wide construction of new ditches, and reconstruction of old . ditches 108,061 Water storage Flood control Department of Conservation Board of County Commissioners Mississippi Itawamba, Prentiss - 26 Lauderdale - 93 Construction of improvements in and along East Branch of Tombigbee River- 96,243 Reservior construction near Meridian 74,844 Flood control Water storage U.S. Corps of Engineers City of Meridian 12 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Missouri Montana County Name and. Drainage Basin No# Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency Missouri Henry - 74 Jackson - 77 Jackson - 77 Jackson - 77 Maries - 65,75 Pettis - 77 Pike - 64 Platte - 77 County-wide construction of small dams, wells, and reservoirs $57,410 Improve Big Blue River channel from Swope Park to Misouri River at Kansas City 913,836 Reservoir construction near Lees Summit 82,161 County-wide construction of small dams, wells, and reservoirs 170,349 County-wide construction of small dams, wells, and reservoirs 10,637 County-wide construction of small dams, wells, and reservoirs 64,929 Improve city of Bowling Green water supply system, including raising old dam, rebuilding spillway, construction of revetment, and riprapping 4,244 Construction of roads around Bean Lake, which will serve as a levee 57,243 Water storage Flood control Water storage Water storage Water storage Water storage Water storage Water storage Henry County Department of Public Works Jackson County Jackson County Maries County Pettis County City of Bowling Green Platte County Montana Lake - 111 Valley - 66 Reservoir construction in Section 10, Township 22 North, Range 20 West, near Polson 12,567 Construction of a dam, dikes, canals, etc. in and near Glasgow 32,284 Water storage Flood control City of Polson City of Glasgow 13 WRC - LWS #34 - December 1, 1938 Montana Nebraska . New Hampshire New Jersey County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Purpose ■ Sponsoring : . Agency Montana Wheatland - 66 Diversion of flood waters from Musselshell River ' to Dead Man’s basin reservoir in Township 7 North, Ranges 17 and 18 East, near Shawmut $189.774 Water storage State Water Conservation Board Nebraska Buffalo - 72 Improvements on South Loup River in village of Pleasanton 4.370 Flood control Village of Pleasanton New Hampshire Cheshire - 5 Rockingham - 2 Rockingham - 2 Construction of improvements at fish rearing station at Richmond, including formation of pools, construction of dams and retaining walls, installing pipe, digging brook channel, artesian wells, and incidental and appurtenant work 12,106 Improve Tower Hill dam and reservoir at Auburn 43,581 Construction of fire wells and ponds throughout town of Hampstead 4.548 Pi sh conception Water storage Water storage State Department of Fish and G-ame Manchester Water Works Dept. Board of Selectmen - New Jersey Essex - 7 Essex - 7 Improvements in and along Second River at Bloom- field 68,810* Improve Toney’s Brook at Montclair 9,665 Flood control Flood control Town of Bloomfield Department of Public Works 14 WEG - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 New Jersey-New Mexico New York North Carolina County Name and. Drainage Basin No* Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency New Jersey (Cont*d) Essex - 7 Improvements in and along Branch No. 2 of Wigwam Department of Creek at West Orange $24,947 Flood control Public Works Hunterdon — 8 Improve Qnequacomiscong Flood and ero- Milford Borough Creek at Milford 7,600 sion control Council Union - 7 Improvement of Lamed Brook at Summit 21,317 Flood control City of Summit Union - 7 Improvements to hrook in Union Township Union Township 4,598 Flood control Committee New Mexico Chaves, Close and plug leaky abandoned Eddy - 100 artesian wells in Pecos Vai- Conservancy ley Artesian Basin 41,826 Water storage District Socorro — 101 Construction of flood-contro* L facilities along Pio Grande Middle Rio River in Middle Rio Grande Grande Conserv- Conservancy District 58,685 Flood control ancy District New York . Delaware - 8 Construction of walls along East Brook in village of Village of Walton' 6,305 Flood control Walton Madison - 48 Improvement of channel of Chittenango Creek at Town of Sullivan 15,509 Flood control Sullivan New York - 7 Excavate, grade, fill, in— stallation of drainage facilities, etc., in New Mosquito City of York City 2 ,652,860 eradication New York North Carolina Alleghany — 17 Improvement of State fish State Conserva- hatchery near Roaring Fish con- ti on & Develop- Gap 2,421 servation ment Department 15 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 North Carolina North Dakota. Ohio Oklahoma Oregon' County Name and. Drainage Basin No< • Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency North Carolina (Cont’d) ■ Durham - 15 Forsyth - 17 Improvement of Ellerbee Creek - county-wide Improvement of Kernere-ville Reservoir $51,233 6,331 Mosquito . eradication Water storage State Board of Health Town of Kernersville- ' North Dakota Barnes - 52 Construction of fish hatchery in Section 8, Township 140 North, Range 58 West, near Valley City ,70,758 Fish .conservation U. S. Bureau of Fisheries Ohio Anglaise —. 38 . Mahoning — 34 Summit - 47 Construction of pools at St. Marys hatchery County-wide improvement. of ditches and streams Construction of dike. East Reservoir spillway., flume from East Reservoir to Cat Swamp, in Akron and Coventry Township 75,510 380,488 32,387 Fish conservation Flood control Flood control State Department of Conservation Mahoning County State Department, of Public Works Oklahoma ■ McCurtain - 87 Construction of fish ladder over dam in Mountain Fork River, in Beaver Bend State Park 9,750 Water storage State Planning and Resources Board Oregon Benton — 116 Clackamas - 113 Improvement of Alsea trout hatchery Improvement of water supply system near Park Place, by construction of a dam and diversion ditch 2,256 5,111 Fish conservation Water storage State Game Commission Park Place. Water District 16 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Oregon ■ Penn sylvania County Name and Drainage Basin No» Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency Oregon (Cont^d) Clackamas — 113 Clackamas — 113 Harney — 104b Lake -•104b Multnomah — 113 Tillamook - 116 Tillamook — 116 Yamhill - 113 Improvement of drainage conditions of Beaver Lake Drainage District near Milwaukee Construction of floodcontrol works along Molalla River from Knights Bridge to Duckey Bridge Ditch construction and installation of culverts at Burns Improvement of Bullard and Deadman Creeks at Lakeview Improvement of Peninsula Drainage District No» 2 near Portland Construction of box outlet at Lake Lytel near Manhattan Construction of settling, tanks and diversion,dam near G-aribaldi Improvement of Star Mill Race at and near McMinnville $9,062 25,378 3,310 5,500 55,402 • 1,091 1,796 18,900 Land conservation Blood control Blood control Blood control Land conservation Blood control Water storage Blood control Beaver Lake Drainage District U» S» Corps of Engineers City of Bums City of Lakeview Peninsula Drainage District No.-2. Tillamook County G-aribaldi Water District City of McMinnville Pennsylvania Bucks - 8 Clinton — 9 Lehigh - 8 Drainage of swamp to form lake for recreation and fish propagation purposes along Black Ditch in Bristol Township and Boro of Bristol 156,666 Improvement of Young Womans Creek in Chapman Township 4,573 Improvement of Slatington Borough watershed in and near Washington Township 18*174 Land conservation, recreation, and fish conservation Bish conservation Water storage Bucks County and Board of Bish Commissioners Clinton County Commissioners Boro Council 17 WRC - LEWS #34 - December 1, 1938 Pennsylvania (Contici) Rhode Island South Carolina County Name and Drainage Basin No • ..Description of Program,-/ Purpose Sponsoring Agency Pennsylvania (Cont'd) Luzerne - 9 McKean - 33 - Monroe - 8 Philadelphia --8 Schuylkill - 8 Somerset - 33 Warren - 33 Construction of walls along east side of Harvey's'Creek in Plymouth Township near Nanticoke Improvement of channel of Marvin Creek in Hamilton Township Improve Tobyhanna, Creek in and near Tobyhanna Township Improve dikes along Darby Creek and southeast along county line to airport in Philadelphia Improve Orwigsburg Borough watershed in North Manheim Township Improvement of Whites Creek in Addison Township .Construction of fish rearing pool al ong- Farnsworth Creek in Cherry Grove Township $ 7,327 4,336 47,552 88,526 3, 806 6,800 17,659 Plymouth Flood Township control Supervisors Hamilton Flood Township control Supervisors Flood Township control Supervisors Public Works Department an Flood Bureau of control Highways Water Orwigsburg storage Boro Council Fish State Fish conservation Commissioners Fish con- U. S* Forest servation Service . Rhode Island Newport - 4 Providence - 4 Improve salt marshes to eliminate breeding areas at James town Construct wall near Old Slater Mill, and addition to wall near City Hall, along Blackstone River at Pawtucket 8,434 25,513 Mosquito eradication Flood■ control Town of J amestown City of Pawtucket South Carolina Newberry *• 18 V Improve county fish hatchery near .Newberry, by constructing rearing pools, and performing incidental work 15,664 Fish conservation State Fish and Game Department 18 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1» 1938 South Dakota Tennessee Texas County Name and Drainage Basin No » Description of Program . Purpose Sponsoring < Agency South Dakota Brown •* 71 Day - 71 Sully -68, 70 Todd. - 70 Complete construction of Elm River dam, and construction of a bridge $53,877 Construction of diversion ditch, well, etc. at Waubay refuge 27,-875 Construction of small dams for stock water 36,140 Construction of a dam, spillway and dikes in Township 36, Range 25, near Mission 7,815 'Water storage Water storage Water storage Water storage Brown County U.S, Bureau of Biological Survey Sully County U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey Tennessee Dyer - 89 Hardeman - 89 Haywood - 31 Lauderdale - 89 McNairy - 89 Tipton - 89 Flood-control improvements in and along South fork of Forked Deer River near Fowlkes 5,665 Flood-control improvements in and along Hatchie River near Vildo 3,300 Flood-control improvements in and along Big Hatchie River near Stanton 4,565 Flood-control improvements in and along Big Hatchie River and tributaries near Henning 7,000 Improve channel of Cypress Creek near Selmer 2,283 Flood-control improvements in and along Big Hatchie River and tributaries near Rialto 7.020 Flood control Flood control Flood control Flood control Flood control Flood control Dyer County Hardeman County Haywood County Lauderdale County McNairy County Tipton County Texas Archer - 85• Cameron - 100 Improve State fish hatchery near Dundee 7,429 Reconstruct section of main levee along Rio Grande River at Cameron 13,564 Fish conservation Flood control State Game & Fish Commission Cameron County 19 WRC - LE&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Texas Utah Virginia .'Washington County Name and Drainage Basin No» Description of Program Purpo se Sponsoring Agency Texas (Cont’d) Harrison, Marion - 87 Travis, Burnet, Hays - 97 Improve Caddo Lake $83,201 Cleaning and clearing in proposed basin to be created by Marshall Ford dam 197,549 Fish conservation Water storage State Game & Fish Commission '■ Colorado River. Authority Utah Davis - 104a Garf ield-102,104a, Iron - 104a, Washington - 103 Millard. - 104a Salt Lake - 104a San Pete - 104a Uintah - 102 Washington - 103 Construct canal, headgates, etc. in and near Clinton 14,350 Construction of stock watering ponds, dams, and spillways in Dixie National Forest 11,232 Ditch construction from mouth of Meadow Canyon to Town of Meadow 19,505 County-wide construction of irrigation ditches 127,948 Reservoir construction near Mt. Pleasant 8,895 Enlarge Oak Park ditch in Ashley National Forest near Vernal 12,600 Construction of rock and masonry ditch near New Harmony 8,731 Water storage Water storage Water storage Irrigation Water storage Water storage Water storage City of Clinton U.S. Forest Service— Town of Meadow Salt. Lake County City of Mt. Pleasant Uintah County Town of New Harmony Virginia King and. Queen 12 Improve State fish hatchery near Stevensville, including construction of ponds, spawning pools, etc ... 14,669 Fish conservation Game and Inland Fisheries Commission Washington Cowlitz - 113 King - 114 Improve .dike at Pacific Highway at Castle Rock . 2,104 Reservoir construction at Kent . 36,153 Flood control Wat er storage Town of Castle Rock Town of Kent 20 WRC - LD&WS : #34 - December 1, 1938 Washington West Virginia Wisconsin. bounty jmame and - .... ' Basin No. Description of Program Purpose Sponsoring Agency Washington (Cont’d) Pierce - 114 Skagit- 114 Snohomish - 114 Whitman - 110 Improvement of facilities in ' Drainage District No. 21, . Land connear Tacoma $5,311 serration Improve■Skagit River - . • Flood county-wide 334,425 control Complete improvements along Flood Snohomish River at Index 7,050 control Improve North Fork of Palouse Flood River.at Elberton 5,915 control Drainage District No. 21 •Skagit County Town of Index Town of Elberton ' West Virginia Brooke -’ 33 Pocahontas - 35 *►—.. -’ Improvement of city reser- Water voir at Wellsburg 11,346 storage Construction of a wall along Knapps Creek at Marlin- Flood toa 15,855 control City of Wellsburg Town of Marlinton Wisconsin La Crosse - 57 Langlade - 45 Manitowoc - 45 Milwaukee - 45 Milwaukee - 45 Ozaukee - 45 . Portage - 57,58 Washington-45,59 Installation of tile drain throughout county farm at Land con- Shelby 2,511 servation Construction of ditch to drain swamp in Sections 13 and 24, Township 34 North, Flood Range 10 East, at Elcho 14,660 control Removal of rock ledges, islands, etc. in Manitowoc Flood River at Cato 9,022 control Construct, widen and deepen .ditches at Franklin, Oak Creek, Granville, Green- Flood field and Milwaukee 151,809 control Relocate and make improvements along Honey Creek Flood at West Allis 68,094 control County-wide improvement of Fish con- lakes and streams 52,680 servation County-wide improvement of Water darns and dikes 4,830 storage County-wide improvement of Fish con- _lakes and streams 52,680 servation La Crosse County Town Board County Board County Supervisors, and Farm Drainage Board City of West Allis State Conservation Commission Water Regulatory Board State Conserva-tion Commission 21 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 II. - Impending programs of other agencies This report includes a statement of the location of all Civilian Conservation Corps Camps during the six months ended September 30, 1938 which engaged in water resources activities. The general type of- work authorized' for each of the major classes is summarized in the following paragraphs. Type of Work Authorized for Each Class of Civilian Conservation Camps Altogether there are 15 classes of camps which are authorized to perform work related to the use and control of water. In general, all camps within a given class carry out approximately the same types of construction work. National Agricultural Research Center These camps are maintained at the National Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville, Maryland. They are engaged primarily in improving the land at the Center. This work included ditching, steam improvement, diking, and other flood-control projects, together with erosion-control operations. (Camp symbol - ”A”)« Corps of Engineers These camps are located on private and public lands in Vermont, and are supervised by the Corps of Engineers. They are for the purpose of controlling floods, and include construction of detention reservoirs, channel improvement by removal of obstructions, excavation of cut-offs ¿nd channel deepening and bank protection. Work has now been completed on all such projects and no others are contemplated. (Camp symbol - ”CEn) 22 WRC - LWS #34 December 1, 1938 Grazing These camps are operated, on public lands in grazing districts, and are under the supervision of the Grazing Division of the Department of Interior. The activities include all types of construction necessary to promote the best use of the land for grazing purposes. In addition to construction of trails, fences, shelters, and eradication of poisonous plants and pests, extensive work is done in the construction of reservoirs and small dams for stock-water supply, improvement of springs and natural water holes, improvement and digging of wells, and the construction of check dams, ditches and flood and soil—erosion—control structures, ( Camp symbol- nD. G. ”) Military * These camps are operated on U. S. Army military reservations under the supervision of the War Department. All types of general improvement works are carried on, including landscaping, pest control, forest culture, and fire protection, Special water-resources activities include drainage of wet lands and construction of artificial lakes. Nearly all projects, on this type of land have been completed and no additional projects are contemplated. (Camp symbol-nArmyn) Mosquito Control These camps are operated on private lands under the supervision of the Forest Service. They are engaged solely in mosquito-control work in co-operation with States, counties, municipalities and private land owners. The projects comprise ditching and control of stagnant waters to prevent the breeding of mosquito larvae. (Camp symbol-ffMC”) 23 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 National Forest Biese camps are maintained, within National Forest areas, and. are under the supervision of the Forest Service. They construct fire breaks, lookout towers, transportation facilities; improve forest stands;•improve stock ranges; develop wild life; control soil erosion; construct recrea-' tional improvements; and carry on various miscellaneous activities.. The chief water conservation projects, include stream and lake improvement for fish culture and rearing ponds* small reservoirs for stock water storage ' and water diversion, and check dams and small diversion ditches for erosion control. Such ^korks are commonly of dirt, native rock or local timber, and expenditures for a single project rarely exceeds $5,000. (Camp symbol - MF”). National Monument, National Park, Military Park These camps are operated in National Park, National Monument and National Military Park areas, respectively, by the National Park Service. They are engaged in general improvement work involving recreation develop-ment and conservation of natural features. Water-resources activities include the construction of small reservoirs for water supply, fire protection, and fish rearing; a few small diversion or impounding dams; the improve ment.of springs; and some flood-control and drainage work. (Camp symbols -"NP”, ”NM*, and ”MP”). Navy These camps are operated in naval reservations under the supervision of the Forest Service. They are engaged in the protection of reservation lands from fire and soil erosion, (Camp symbol - '’Navy”)» 24 IRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Private Forest These camps are operated, on private forest lands under the supervision of the Forest Service. . Activities are restricted to projects for fire control, such as fire breaks, lookout towers, and trails. Water-resources construction is of a simple and relatively minor character. (Camp symbol r, HpH> Reelamati on These camps are located on Bureau of Reclamation projects, and are operated by the Bureau.- ■ They are engaged in rehabilitating irrigation systems and accessory works by the repair of dams, and canals, construction of new canals, control of soil and bank erosion, and .clearing of reservoir areas. Water-storage activities include repair of existing dams, raising of dams, and .construction of .new supplemental dams. Land drainage includes construction of drains along waterways, and construction of drains for protection of irrigated land by lowering of the water table and by lowering of river channels to eliminate flooding. (Camp symbol -”BR’r). Soil Conservation These camps are operated on both private and public lands under the supervision of the Soil Conservation Service. They are located chiefly in soil conservation demonstration areas, and almost every type of soil improvement and conservation work is carried on. Check dams, planting of steep slopes, bank protection, terracing, and diversion ditches are among the more important measures. Water conservation is a prominent part of the work program of camps in the semiarid regions of the West, where the construction'of dams forming waterholes or stock tanks is emphasized. This is particularly true of the 25 TOC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 camps along the Gila and. Rio Grande Rivers in Arizona and New-Mexico, and in the Utah and Nevada camps, where the major portion of the land is either federally-owned or private grazing lands. Camps in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana are devoting much of their work to small dam construction. Some of the CCC soil conservation camps in Kansas are building relatively large dams for impounding water for moisture conservation, recreational purposes, and incidental improvement of wild life conditions. (Camp symbol - ”SQS”)i State Forest These camps are operated on State forests or other State lands, under the supervision of the Forest Service. The type of work in general is the same as that for National Forests, except that particular emphasis is placed on protection improvements for fire control. The Water-storage activities undertaken are chiefly for the purpose of improvement of recreational facilities and for wild life conservation. (Camp symbol -”Sn). State Park . These camps are located in publicly-owned recreational areas, and are under the supervision of the National Park Service. General improvement work for park areas includes water supply, sanitation, roads, buildings, flood control, drainage and water storage. Flood-control and drainage work is restricted mostly to channel improvement. Water storage activity, which is very widespread, is for the purpose of creating artificial lakes for recreational uses and for wild life preservation. The impounding dams are chiefly earth fill, although a few are concrete and masonry. Most of 26 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 . > them have a crest length of less than 200 to 500 feet, a crest height of less than 15 to 45 feet, and. a lake area of.less than 25 to 200; acres. (Camp symbol - ”SP"). Tennessee Valley These camps are operated, in the Tennessee Valley under the supervision of the Forest Service. They are engaged primarily in activities within the scope of the Tennessee Valley Authority. In addition to fire-protection Improvements and forest culture, there are extensive erosion-control activities including the construction of check dams, diversion dams, planting, fencing gully head.s, terrace outlets; and simple measures of water storage and bank protection designed to control silting of the Norris reservoir and other T.V.A. reservoirs. (Camp symbol - "TVA°). Wild Life Refuge These camps are operated on Federal.and State wild life refuge areas by the Bureau of Biological Survey. The major classes of activities are habitat improvement (planting of food, fish shelters, etc.) and water stabilization. The latter class includes works for the exclusion of salt water in marshes; dams and dikes for the stabilization of shallow fresh water areas and storage reservoirs to maintain a continuous supply of water in areas in the semiarid and arid portions of the country.. (Camp symbol —’’BF1^ 27 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Alabama Arizona II• Impending programs of other agencies County Name and Drainage Basin Mo» Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency Alabama Baldwin - 25, 26 SP-6 - Lake and pond develop- State Park c. c. c. ment Covington - 25 F-9 _ Terracing National Forest 11 Dallas - 26 SP-10 Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams, and clearing and cleaning res- ervoirs, pond and lake sites State Park If De Kalb - 26 SP-5 - Construction of water supply systems and storage .facilities State Park t! Sumter - 26 P-73 - Construction of rock or .concrete riprapping or paving Private Porest ft Talladega - 26 P-7 - Construction of impound-. ing and large diversion dams National Forest . tl Winston - 26 P-7 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams National Forest II Arizona Apache - 102,103 P-76 - Stream development for wildlife National Forest ft Cochise - 103 P-12 - Construction of im- pounding and large diversion dams and development of springs National Forest tt Cochise - 103 SCS-19,22 - Construction of im- pounding and large diversion’ dams, levees, dikes, jetties, and groins, water supply systems and storage facilities, small reservoirs, water spreading devices, riprapping or paving, excavation of channels ,' canals, and ditches, stream and lake bank protection, and terracing Soil Conservation tl Coconino — 103 NP-2 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams and small reservoirs National Park tt Graham - 103 P-74 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities, and stream development for wildlife National Forest ft Graham - 103 DG-61 - Construction of im- pounding and large diver- sion dams Grazing II 28 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Arizona Arkansas County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number Purpos e Sponsoring Agency Arizona (©ont’d) Greenlee - 103 Greenlee Graham - 103 Maricopa Yavapai - 103 Mohave - 103 Navajo - 103 Yavapai - 103 F-54 - Stream development for wildlife SCS-23 ~ Construction of impounding and large diversion, dams, small reservoirs, and water spreading devices F-34 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities DG—44,45 - Construction of small reservoirs F-22 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, and spring development ..F-I8,19 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, and development of springs National Forest Soil Conservation National Forest Grazing National Forest National. Forest C. C. C. II It II 1! 1! Arkansas Arkansas -90 Carroll - 82. Carroll - 82 Clay - 90 Clay Greene-90 Clay Greene - 90 BF-1,3 - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties and groins Wildlife Construction of a 45-foot ma- sonry dam, forming a 50-foot lake in the Eureka Springs project Recreation SCS-16 - Terracing, and. con- struction of small' reservoirs Soil Conservation Improve some 84 miles of ditches of Central Clay Drainage District, in Townships 19,20,and 21, Ranges 5,6,7, and 8, including cleaning and widening Drainage E,R Cleaning ditches of Grassy Slough Subsidiary Drainage District No. 11 of the St. Francis Drainage District Drainage Cleaning ditches of subsidiary Drainage District No. 20 of the St. Francis Drainage District If Agri cultural Economics C. C. C. Central Clay Drainage District (P.W.A. Project No. 1344) R. F. C. 29 Drainage it WRC - LWS #34 - December 1, 1938 Arkansas County Name and Drainage Basin No« Description of Program . C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency ' Arkansas (Cont’d) Columbia - 87,88 SCS-14 - Terracing Soil Conservation c. c. c. Conway - 84 SP-1 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, stream and lake bank protection clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond, and lake sites. Craighead - 90 and mosquito control SCS-7 - Construction of small reservoirs and water spreading devices, and excavation of State Park 11 Crawford - 84 channels, canals, and ditches F-25- Clearing and cleaning Soil Conservation n Drew - 88,90 reservoir, pond and lake sites SCS-15 - Construction of water supply systems and storage National Forest H Franklin - 84 facilities F-9 - Construction of impounding Soil Conservation H and-large diversion dams National Forest 1! Hempstead - 87,88 Independence - 82, SCS-13 - Terracing SCS-18 - Excavation of channels, Soil Conservation n 90 Polk - 84,88 canals, and ditches F-l - Construction of impounding Soil Conservation it Scott - 87,88 Pope - 84 and large diversions dams SCS-8 - Construction of small National Forest it St. Francis - 90 reservoirs SCS-10 - Construction of small Soil Conservation tt Stone - 82 reservoirs F-8 - Construction of impound- Soil Conservation n Washington - 82,83 ing and large diversion dams SP-6 - Clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond, and lake National Forest it sites State Park it 30 California WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency California Eldorado - 106 SP-18 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities Fresno - 106,107 F-97 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities National Forest c. c. c. Glenn - 106 BR-7 8 - Excavat i on of channels, canals and ditches, and lining of waterways Reclamation 11 Glenn - 106 BF-2 - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties and groins, and water supply systems and storage facilities, and clearing and cleaning channels and levees Wildlife « Humboldt - 105 SP-32 - Stream and lake bank protection State Park 11 Humboldt - 105 BF-2 - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties and groins Wildlife It Kern - 104b,106 DG-12 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities, and development of small reservoirs Grazing n Lassen - 104b,106 DG-13 - Construction of water supply systems and storage, facilities and development Grazing n Los Angeles - 104b, P-223 - Construction of water 108 supply systems and storage facilities Private Forest ti Madera - 106 F-91 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities, and small reser- voirs National Forest n Mariposa - 106 F—91 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities National Park it Mendocino - 105 P-205 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities Private Forest it Modoc - 105,106 DG - Development of springs and small reservoir Grazing it Mono - 104b,106 F-100 - Stream development for wildlife National Forest it Monterey - 107 F-124 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities National Forest it 31 W - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 California County Name and Drainage Basin No, Description of Program C.C.C, Camp Number •Purpose Sponsoring Arfpncv — California (Cont!d) Napa - 106 Construction of an 86-fodt earth fill dam having crest length of 650 feet, the upstream slope to be protected with a 6-inch slab of reinforced concrete, and side channel—type spillway designed for a 13,000 second—foot capacity, forming the Conn Valley Reservoir in Township 7 North, Range 5 West State of Cali- Section 1, on Conn Creek, a Water Supply fornia (P.W.A Orange - 108 °f Napa EiV6r E' L’ * Project H>34^ .. SOS—12 - terracing Soil Conservation C. C, C. iverside — 103, F—164 — Rock or concrete rip— 104b, rapping or paving National Forest » 108 Orange - 108 San Diego - 103, 108 San Bernandino — 103,104b NM-5 - Development of springs National Monument ” ban Bernardino - 103,194b SOS—10 — Construction of irnpounci— ing and large diversion dams, levees, dikes,, jetties and groins, rock or concrete rip-rapping or paving, water spreading devices, terracing and _ lining of waterways n an Diego - 103,108 SP-4 - Excavation of channels, canals, and ditches, and develop— q ment of springs. State Park » an Diego - 103,108 SCS-11 - Excavation of channel g, canals, and ditches, lining « . _ , waterways, and terracing Soil Conservation ” State Park n n a Barbara - 103 SCS-9 - Clearing and cleaning channels and levees, excavation of channels, canals and ditches, riprapping or paving, and Santa Cruz - 107 qp^K^n^ Soil Conservation » nta bruz 107 SP-15 - Construction of water supply systems and storage • facilities State Peflr if h^ta^ ^Hydraulic research Soil Conservâticn « bhasta - 106 y_203 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities, and development of springs Private Forest ” 32 WPC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 California Colorado County Name and. Description of Program Sponsoring Drainage Basin No. C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Agency California (Conf d) Siskiyou - 105,196 BF-3 - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties and groins, excavation of channels, canals and ditches, lake and pond development and riprapping or paving Wildlife c. c. c. Sonoma — 105,106 SCS-4 - Development of springs, and terracing Soil Conservation 1! Trinity - 105 F-33 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities National Forest II Tulare - 106 NP - Construction of small reservoirs National Park II Ventura - 108 SCS - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties and groins, and clearing and cleaning channels and levees Soil Conservation II Colorado . Baca - 78,80 SCS-5 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams, terracing and development of springs Soil Conservation c. c. c. Douglas -72 SCS-7 - Development of small reservoirs, terracing, and rock or concrete riprapping or paving Soil Conservation 11 Ellert - 72,78 SCS-9 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams, excavation of channels, canals, and ditches, terracing, develop. ment of springs and lining of waterways Soil Conservation II Douglas - 72 F-60 - Construction of water El Paso - 78 supply systems and storage Chaffee - 78 facilities, and excavation of channels, canals and ditches National Forest 11 Eagle P-51 - Construction of impound- Pitkin - 102 ing and large diversion dams National Forest II El Paso - 72,78 SCS-6 - Development of springs and small reservoirs, terracing water spreading devices, and riprapping or paving Soil Conservation It 33 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Colorado County Name and. Drainage Basin No. •• Description-of Program - ■ C.C.C., Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency Colorado (Cont’d) Grand - 102 Gunnison - 102 Gunnison - 102 Hinsdale Mineral - 78,102 Rio Grande - 78 Jackson - 72 La Plata - 102 La Plata - 102 Larimer - 72 Larimer - 72 NP-7 - Construction of small reservoirs' ‘ National Park Ci C. C. DG-79 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams Grazing ” Construction of two earthfill dams - one 90 feet high, with 1,410-foot crest 35 feet wide on Anthracite Creek in Section 6, Township 14 South', Range 87 West, designated as Horse Branch Reservoir, with storage capacity of some 9,000 acre-feet; and one 80 feet high, with 408-foot crest 14 feet wide,, on east fork of Minnesota Creek in Section 21, Township 14 South, Range 90 North Fork West, designated as Beaver Irrigation Reservoir, with storage District capacity of some 1,200 acre- Irrigation (PWA Project . feet " E, L, R No. 1328) F-49 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams National Forest C. C. C, DG-80 - Clearing and cleaning channels and levees Grazing ” DG-9 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, and rock or concrete riprapping or paving Grazing ” SCS-10 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, levees, dikes, jetties and groins, water spreading devices, excavation of channels, canals, and ditches, and stream and lake bank protection Soil Conservation " SCS-8 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, water spreading devices, and development of springs Soil Conservation " " NP-1,4 - Construction of small reservoirs National Park ” 34 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Colorado County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program Sponsoring C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose . . ...Agency Colorado (Cont* d) —— Las. Animas — 78.80 SCS-l - Construction of impounding and .large diversion dams, and small reservoirs Soil Conservation C. C. C. Lincoln * 73,78 SCS-3 - Development of springs, terracing’, and water' spreading devices Soil Conservation ” Mesa - 102 BR-22,59 - Clearing and cleaning channels and levees, lining of waterways, excavation of channels, canals and ditches, and rock or concrete riprap- ping or paving Reclamation Mesa - 102 SCS-11 - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties, and groins, and water spreading devices Soil Conservation Mesa - 102 DG-2 - Construction of impound-- ing and large diversion dams, and development of springs Grazing Moffat - 102 DG-65 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams Grazing Montezuma - 102 P-53 - Development of springs National Forest ” Montezuma Construction of an earthfill dam Dolores - 102 about 115 feet high and 700 feet Montezuma long, to form the Ground Hog Valley Public reservoir of 21,710 acre-feet Irrigation capacity; and two feeder ditches District (PWA with a bottom width of 12 feet, project No. approximately 8 miles long Irrigation 1336) Montrose BR-23,71 - Construction of im- Delta - 102 pounding and large diversion dams, excavation of channels, canals, and ditches, and rock, or concrete riprapping or paving Reclamation C. C. C. Pueblo - 78 SCS-2 - Construction of small reservoirs, water spreading devices, rock or concrete riprapping or paving,and terracing Soil Conservation n Pueblo - F-59 - Construction of impound- Custer — 78 ing and large diversion dams National Forest 35 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Colorado Connecticut County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency Colorado (Cont1 d) Routt - 102 San Miguel •* 102 Construction of improvements to Yampa Reservoir Public Irrigation District, including two earthfill dams on the Upper Yampa or Bear River; one dam to be 70 feet high with a crest length of 800 feet, forming what is known as Upper Stillwater reservoir with a storage capacity of 6,000 acre-feet; the other, an auxiliary dam, to be 20 feet high with a crest length of 550 feet, both located within the White River Forest Reserve DG-11 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams Yampa Reservoir Public Irrigation District (PWA Project Irrigation Number 1259) Grazing C. C. C. Connecticut Hartford. Litchfield. - 5 Litchfield. — 5 Middlesex * 4,5 New Haven * 5 New London * 4 Tolland - 4,5 Windham - 4 S-53 - Development of waterholcs S-51,52,63 - Development of waterholes, riprapping or paving, and clearing and cleaning channels and levees S-64,67 - Development of waterholes S-65 - Development of waterholes S-58 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, development of waterholes, and stream development for wildlife S-68 - Development of springs S-56 - Development of waterholes, and stream development for wildlife State Forest State Forest State Forest State Forest State Forest State Forest State Forest C. C. C. it n ti It II tt 36 W - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Delaware District of Columbia Florida County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency Delaware Kent - 8,10 BF-1 - Construction of levees, Kent - 8,10 dikes, jetties and groins, clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond and lake sites, and lake and pond development Wild life C. C. C. MC-54 - Mosquito control » Sussex - 10 S-53 - Clearing and cleaning channels and levees, and excavation of channels, canals, and ditches State Forest n District of Columbia 10 NA-l - Lake and pond develop- 10 ment NP-7,14 - Excavation of National Arboretum c. c. c. channels, canals, and ditches, and riprapping or paving National Park II _ Florida Clay - 27 SP-5 - Construction of water Leon - 24 supply systems and storage facilities State Park c. c. c. BF-1 - Construction of levees, dikes, jetties and groins, rock or concrete riprapping or paving, and stream and lake bank protection Wild life II Nassau - 27 SP-8 - Construction of levees, Putnam - 27 dikes, jetties and groins Construction of a dam to form State Park It a 25-acre lake in the Welaka Project, at estimated cost Agricultural Sarasota - 28 of $7,500 SP-4 - Construction of Fish breeding Economics impounding and large diversion dams, and water supply systems and storage facili-ties State Park C. C. C. 37 WC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Georgia County Name and. -Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose . Sponsoring Agency Georgia Appling - 21 P-62 - Excavation of channels, Bartow - 26 canals, and. ditches SCS-13 - Excavation of channels, canals, and ditches. Private Forest C. C. 0. and riprapping or paving Soil Conservation . It Carroll - 23,26 SCS-4 - Construction of small Charlton - 22 reservoirs BE-1 - Clearing and cleaning Soil Conservation n Chatham - 20 channels and levees NM-1 - Excavation of channels, canals, and ditches, and Wild life • » Chattahoochee - 23 riprapping or paving Army-6 - Construction of rock or concrete riprapping or National Monument tt Harris - 23 paving SP-13 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, and water supply systems and storage facili- Military n Morgan - 21 ties SP-8 - Construction of water supply systems and storage State Park w Murray - 26,31 facilities P-7 - Clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond, and lake State Park tt Telfair - 21 sites SP-14 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams and. water supply systems and storage facili- National Forest w - ties State Park w 38 TOC - LD&ÏÏS #34 - December 1, 1938 Idaho County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C. Camp Number . .Purpose Sponsoring Agency Idaho Ada - 110 BR-73 - Rock or concrete rip- rapping or paving, lining of waterways, and excavation of channels, canals, and ditches Reclamation C. C. c. Bannock - 110 F-408 - Construction of impound- Franklin - 104a Bonner - 111 ing and large diversion dams (This camp operates also in Cache County, Utah) National Forest ii F-127 - Construction of impound- Canyon - 110 ing and large diversion dams BR-24 - Construction of impound- National- Forest ii ing and large diversion dams, rock or concrete riprapping or paving, clearing and cleaning channels, canals and ditches, and lining of waterways Reclamation ii Cassia Twin Falls - 110 F-100 - Development of springs National Forest tt G-em - 100 . SCS-9 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams, development offsprings, stream and lake bank protection, clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond and lake sites and hydraulic research Soil Conservation ii Idaho - 110 F-190 - Construction of impound- ing and large diversion dams National Forest it Kootenai - 111 SCS-2 - Development of springs Soil Conservation ii Latah - 110,111 SCS-1 - " ” h ii ii ti Minidoka - 110 BR-27,56 - Lining of waterways, rock or concrete riprapping or paving, and excavation of channels, canals and ditches Reclamation it 39 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Illinois County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C. C. C. Camn Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency Bond. - 61 _____ -Illinois SCS-25 - Stream .and. lake ‘bank protection Soil Conservation C, C. 0. Carro11 • 59 Coles - 42,61 Cook - 45,60 Du Page - 60 Greene - 60 Hardin - 42, 61 Henry - 59,60 Jackson - 61 Jackson - 61 Jersey - 60,65 Jo Daviess - 59 La Salle - 60 Lawrence — 42 McLean — 60 McHenry - 60 SCS-15 - Stream and lake bank protection ; SP-58 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, and water supply systems and storage -facilities SP-14,15,16,25,27,47,49,50 -Excavation of channelsj canals and ditches; stream and lake bank protection SP-44,51 - Excavation of channels, canals, and ditches, rock or concrete riprapping or paving SCS-30 - Stream and lake bank protection P-9 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond, and lake sites, lake and pond development SCS-3 - Terracing SP-11 - Construction of levees, dykes, jetties, and groins SCS-20 - Terracing, and construction of water spreading devices SP-9 - Construction of levees, dykes, jetties, and groins, clearing and cleaning reservoirs, pond, and lake sites SCS-7 - Stream and lake bank protection, terracing SP-23 - Lake and pond development SCS-37 - Development of small reservoirs, terracing SCS—2 - Terracing Construction of a 7-foot reinforced concrete dam 275 feet long, on the Fox River, about three miles south of McHenry, the dam to be equipped with fish ladders Soil Conservation State Park » State Park State Park Soil Conservation National Porest Soil Conservation State Park Soil Conservation State Park Soil Conservation State Park Soil Conservation Soil Conservation Recreation E, R If It II It tf It ft 1! tf t! II It fl It State of Ill. (PWA Project No. 2584) 40 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1338 Illinois County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C. C. C. Camp Number .Purpose Sponsoring Agency Illinois (Cont’d) Macon - 60 SCS-26 * Terracing Soil. Conservation C. 0, C. Macoupin - 60,61,65 Madison - 61,65 SCS-36 - “ SCS-38 - Development of small reservoirs,- terracing and n ii H Mason hydraniic research P-85 - Construction of levees, Soil Conservation tt Tazewell - 60 dykes, jetties, and groins Private Forest It Morgan - 60 Ogle - 59 SCS-10 - Terracing SP-57 — Construction of water supply systems and storage Soil Conservation tt facilities State Park tt Peoria - 60 SCS-11 - Terracing Soil Conservation tt Pike - 60 Randolph - 61 SCS-18 - ” SCS-34 - Development of small it it It Schuyler - 60 reservoirs, and terracing' SCS-28 -• Stream and lake bank protection, terracing, and construction of water spread.- . Soil Conservation ft ing devices Soil Conservation II Tazewell - 60 SC3-35-- Terracing Soil Conservation II Union - 43,61,90 F-10 - Lake and pond development National Forest- 1! Union - 43,61,90 J ackson - 61 - " ” ” ” tt it II White - 42 Will - 45,60 SCS-6 - Terracing SP-3 -.Rock or concrete riprap-. Soil Conservation II ping or paving State Park It Winnebago - 59 SCS-9 - Terracing Soil Conservation It Woodford - 60 SCS-4 - 11 it it If 41 WHO - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Indiana County Name and. Drainage Basin No. Description of Program C.C.C.-Camp Number Purpo sè Sponsoring Agency Indiana Clark - 43 SA-51 - Construction of impound- State Forest, Daviess - 42 ing and large diversion dams SCS-11 - Development of small Animal Industry C. C. C. Franklin - 38 reservoirs, and terracing SCS-4 - Construction of levees, dykes, jetties, and groins,, development of small reservoirs, terracing, and clearing and Soil Conservation h cleaning channels and levees Soil Conservation ii- Gibson - 42,43 SCS-1 - Development of small reservoirs, stream and lake bank protection, terracing, and springs Soil Conservation it Greene - 42 SCS-14 - Development of small reservoirs, springs, and Monroe Morgan - 42 terracing S«-52 - Construction of water supply systems and storage Soil Conservation ii Montgomery - 42 facilities SCS-3 - Development of small State Forest n Parke - 42 reservoirs, and terracing . SP-3 - Construction of water supply systems and storage Soil Conservation it facilities State Park 1! Perry Crawford. - 43 Orange - 42,43 Posey - 42,43 F-5 - Lake and pond development SCS-6 - Development of small National Forest h Pulaski - 42 Jasper - 42,60 reservoirs, and terracing S-67 - Rock or concrete riprapping or paving, and lake and Soil Conservation « Scott - 42,43 pond development SCS-5 - Development of small reservoirs, stream and lake bank protection, and excavation, channels, canals, and State Forest n Tippicanoe - 42 ditches SCS-2 - Construction of levees, dykes, jetties, and groins, development of small resérvoirs, terracing, water spreading de- Soil Conservation ti i vices, and lining of waterways Soil Conservation ti 42 WRC - LD&WS #34 - December 1, 1938 Indiana Iowa County Name and Drainage Basin No. Description of Program .... . C.C.C. Camp Number Purpose Sponsoring Agency Indiana (Cont’d) Wabash - 42 Wells - 42 S-94 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams, and stream development S-93 - Construction of impounding and large diversion dams', and water supply systems and storage facilities State Forest State Forest . C. C. it c. Iowa Boone - 63 Story - 62,63 Clayton - 56 Crawford - 71,77 Decatur - 76 Franklin - 62 Hardin - 62,63 Jefferson - 63 Keokuk - 62,63 Lee — 63 Van Buren - 63,64 Linn - 56, 62 Madison - 63,76 Marion - 63 Montgomery - 77 Mills - 71,77 Page - 77 Taylor - 77 Wapello - 63 Wayne - 76 Monroe - 63,76 Lucas - 63,76 Clark - 63,76 Woodbury - 71 S-103 - Construction of impound- . ing and large diversion dams, and rock or concrete riprapping or paving SCS-15 - Terracing SCS-8 - ” SCS-4 - » SP-22 - Rock or concrete riprapping or paving SCS-7 - Terracing SCS-23 - Terracing, and water spreading devices SCS-24 - Terracing S—102 - Rock or concrete riprapping or paving SCS-9 - Terracing SCS-13 - " SCS-5 - ” SCS-10 - ” SCS-6 - " SCS-1,18 - Terracing, and hydraulic research SP-24 - Clearing and cleaning channels and levees SCS-22 - Stream and lake bank protection, terracing, and water spreading devices S-104 - Rock or concrete riprapping or paving SP-23 - Construction of water supply systems and storage facilities State Forest Soil Conservation it it If It State Park Soil Conservation Soil Conservation If t! 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