1955
DOI: 10.3133/ofr55119
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Feasibility of ground-water features of the alternate plan for the Mountain Home Project, Idaho: abstract and summary

Abstract: House of Representatives, 83d Congr. let Seas., May 195.3 recommended study of the Altemate Plan, for irrigation of the Nountain Home Project and dra:Ulage of waterlogged or threatened la...!d. in the Boise Vall~. The United States Geologi,;al SurYey and tt~P. U. S. Bt::"eau of Rec~wnation began an evaluation study in Jr:id-1953 of enginel!ring, h;ydrolog!.e, geologic, and other facto:• a that would a!'fect or d"termine the fe:l.sibility of the plan. A fs:.sibility r eport M.F• r'3l::aeed to the ~J.ic in dupli… Show more

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“…Probably a few thousand acre-feet is discharged from wells north of the Boise River. Stevens (1962) estimated that ground-water withdrawals in the Dry Lake area south of Nampa (not included in the report by Nace, West, and Mower (1957)) was about 9,000 acre-feet in 1957. Since 1957, in the Dry Lake area pumping probably has doubled.…”
Section: Summary Of Chemical Analyses Of Water In the Boise Valleymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Probably a few thousand acre-feet is discharged from wells north of the Boise River. Stevens (1962) estimated that ground-water withdrawals in the Dry Lake area south of Nampa (not included in the report by Nace, West, and Mower (1957)) was about 9,000 acre-feet in 1957. Since 1957, in the Dry Lake area pumping probably has doubled.…”
Section: Summary Of Chemical Analyses Of Water In the Boise Valleymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[After Nace, West, and Mower (1957 From the above data, it is obvious that the ground water has a wide range in suitability for irrigation. The geographic distribution of the various types of water is poorly known and should be studied in detail before any large-scale development of ground-water supplies for irrigation is attempted.…”
Section: Summary Of Chemical Analyses Of Water In the Boise Valleymentioning
confidence: 99%
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