Seepage Studies - Typical seepage through cracks in lateral banks

United States. Bureau of Reclamation

KP-1682 - Klamath Project - Seepage Studies. Note that the seepage cracks are located in the undisturbed natural ground beneath the lateral embankment. Parallel drain is constructed to intercept seepage water and prevent "subbing"; March 10, 1948; Photo by H. F. Tolley

Title

Seepage Studies - Typical seepage through cracks in lateral banks

Creator

United States. Bureau of Reclamation

Source

Original photograph: 18 x 13 cm, black & white photo, caption under photo reads "KP-1682 - Klamath Project - Seepage Studies. Typical seepage through cracks in lateral banks. Note that the seepage cracks are located in the undisturbed natural ground beneath the lateral embankment. Parallel drain is constructed to intercept seepage water and prevent "subbing". H. F. Tolley, Photo. March 10, 1948", from Black Binders
Digital reproduction of photograph: KP-1682 - Klamath Project - Seepage Studies, Black Binders, Bureau of Reclamation

Date Original

1948-03-10

Date Digitized

2005-08-17

Date Available

2006-12-12

Other Identifiers

local: BOR-17-Aug-2005-1656

Subject (Topic)

Klamath Project (U.S.) -- History
Irrigation canals and flumes
Cracking process
Seepage
Drainage
Klamath Project Construction

Format

image