Water Powers Of Manitoba, Saskatchewan And Alberta

Denis, Leo G., J. B. Challies

Ottawa, 1916

By Commission Of Conservation Canada : Committee On Waters And Water-Powers
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Hardcover, [ix], 334 pages, 6.75x10 in, [17x25 cm], B&W illustrations and photographs, two folding maps enclosed in pocket mounted on rear pastedown.
Condition

Two ownership inscriptions on the front free endpaper, one in pencil and the other applied by rubberstamp; textblock lightly foxed and evenly age-tanned; boards stained and slightly edgeworn.
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A detailed early 20th-century scientific study examining the hydroelectric potential of the major river systems across the Canadian Prairies and northern territories. Denis and Challies provide assessments of the Winnipeg, Red, Assiniboine, Nelson, Saskatchewan, North and South Saskatchewan, Milk, Bow, Athabaska, Peace, Slave, Churchill, Yukon, Coppermine, Hood, Dubawnt, Ferguson, and Kazan Rivers, along with many of their tributaries. The work evaluates flow rates, drainage areas, and topographical features in order to identify sites suitable for the development of water power for mechanical and electrical generation.
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