DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Hubert Work. Secretary

U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 

George Otto Smith, Director

Water-Supply Paper 558

PRELIMINARY INDEX

TO

RIVER SURVEYS MADE BY THE

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

AND OTHER AGENCIES

BY

BENJAMIN E. JONES

AND

RANDOLPH O. HELLAND

\&

WASflBNGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

1926

CONTENTS

Pag*

Introduction _______________________________ ______________ 1

Alabama _______________________________________________ . 4

Alaska _____________________________________ 5

Arizona ________________________________________ 5

Arkansas ____________ ___________________________________ 9

California _____________ _.._______________________________ 9

Colorado__._________________________________ 16

Connecticut _____:____________________________________ 20

Delaware ________________________________________ 20

District of Columbia_____________________________ 20?

Florida_____________________________________ 20*

Georgia .___ ____________________________ 2P

Hawaii______________c._________.____.___ 2$

Idaho_-__-______________.____________ 23

Illinois_________________________________ 2&

Indiana.______________________________ 30*

Iowa ____________________________________ 30?

Kansas_______________________________ 301

Kentucky ._____________________________ 30»

Louisiana ________ ____________________________ ________ 31

Maine _____ ___________ ___________________ ____ 31

Maryland _________________________________ 35

Massachusetts _______________ _________.___________ 36

Michigan _________ _ __________ __ 37

Minnesota. ____________ ________________________ __ ______ 37

Mississippi ___________________________________ 40>

Missouri ______________ _______________ __. ____ 41

Montana. _____ ,.__________ ____________________ 41

Nebraska.-__________ ______________ ________ __________ 4£

Nevada _____ ____ __________________________ __________ 43

New Hampshire.__________________ _______ _______ __ 44

New Jersey_______________________________________________ 44

New Mexico. __ _ __ _____________ ____ __ ____ 44

New York__________ ________ ____ ___ ______ __ 46

North Carolina_____________________ ___________ 51

North Dakota____ _.__________________________ 53

Ohio_________________________________________ 54

Oklahoma , 54

Oregon _________.___________ _________ _____ __ __ 54

Pennsylvania ___ _ ._ ___________ ____ 68-

Rhode Island ___ ___ _______ _ 7L

South Carolina-______________________________________ 71i

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	Page. 

South Dakota_____________ __. ____ _____ _____ __ 71

Tennessee _____-_-_.__________.____________________ 71

Texas.______________________________.___ 72

Utah._______________________________l.____ 75

Vermont ___________________________________________ 82

Virginia___________________ __________ ____ 83

Washington _ _ __ ___ _______, _ _ __ _ ___ _ _ _ _ __ 84

West Virginia._____________________________^______________ 94

Wisconsin _ _________________________.___ _ _ 95

Wyoming ._ __________________________.___ 96

Surveys needed_______________________________.,___.___-___-____ 99

Index________________________._____________ 101

ILLUSTRATIONS

PasPLATE 1. Map showing areas covered by topographic surveys made by the

Geological Survey prior to July 1, 1925 2 

2. Map of the United States showing drainage areas and index

numbers__________ _ .___ In pocket.
PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS MADE BY 

THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND 

OTHER AGENCIES

By BENJAMIN E. JONES and RANDOLPH O. HELLAND

INTRODUCTION

In the determination of the extent of the natural resources of the 

United States many surveys of our rivers and lakes have been made 

by Federal, State, semipublic, and private agencies. The results 

have not been uniform, and many of the maps are difficult to obtain. 

In general the types of surveys may be divided into two groups 

those which have been made primarily to determine features affecting navigation, and those which have been made to determine the 

possibilities of developing storage and power. Surveys of the 

first type have been made principally under the direction of the 

Corps of Engineers of the United States Army. Ordinarily, such 

surveys are made on a large scale, and the maps show the depth of 

water, location and character of obstructions, rapids, and the general 

topography of the banks. Many of these surveys do not show the 

elevations of the water surface, from which a profile could be made, 

nor details of topography by means of contours. They are made 

primarily in the interest of navigation and are of less value for studies 

of storage or power possibilities. Surveys of the second type as made 

by the United States Geological Survey in recent years show elevations of water surface and, by means of contours, the detailed 

topography of the land adjacent to the stream bed. Information 

concerning the maps made by the Corps of Engineers is contained 

in the annual reports of the Chief of Engineers, United States Army, 

and in indexes to those reports. Information relative to surveys of 

the second type has not heretofore been assembled. The present 

compilation has been prepared primarily for the use of Government 

bureaus to afford information concerning the rivers on which surveys 

have been made and the character of the maps available. The list 

embraces not only all the rivers surveyed and maps published by the 

United States Geological Survey but also many maps made and 

published by other Government agencies and the several States,

1
'-2 PEEMMINABY INDEX *O BIVER SURVEYS

It is realized that in a compilation of this character many maps 

will be overlooked, as the files of the Geological Survey, although 

extensive, are not complete. As this index will be republished from 

time to time, to bring it up to date, any information concerning 

errors or omissions will be welcomed.

Some of the earlier, maps show only the plan and profile of the 

stream with very little -topography. The more recent surveys, 

especially those made by the United States Geological Survey, show 

topography, usually to a height of 200 feet or more above the water 

surface. The scale generally adopted by the Geological Survey for 

liver surveys is 1: 31,680, or half a mile to the inch. The contour 

interval ordinarily is 20, 25, or 50 feet on land and 5 feet on the 

water surface.

The standard topographic maps of areas in the United States 

published by the Geological Survey afford much information of value 

in connection with studies of river development and are particularly 

useful in areas where more detailed river surveys have not been 

made. The areas covered by these maps made prior to July 1, 1925, 

and the scale employed for each area are shown on Plate 1. In 

preparing the standard topographic maps it is necessary to survey 

the rivers, and these surveys will hereafter be made on a scale suitable for preparing detailed maps of rivers whose power, irrigation, 

or navigation features justify such maps. Thus each year's work 

will augment the maps of rivers available, until, as planned, at the 

end of 20 years all the streams in the country will have been surveyed.

In this compilation the surveys have been arranged by States and 

within the States by drainage basins. The tributary streams are 

indicated by letters; for example, a stream marked "(a)" is tributary 

to the last-named stream not marked with a letter, a stream marked 

"(&)" is tributary to the last-named stream marked "(a)," and so on. 

In the Great Basin tributaries of Great Salt Lake and other independent drainage systems are indicated by "(a)."

The .index number, made up of letters and figures, in parentheses, 

refers to the drainage-area subdivisions shown on Plate 2. The imm*- 

bers refer to the major areas that form the great drainage basins of 

the country as classified by the Geological Survey in its publications 

on stream flow and by the Weather Bureau in its meteorologic reports. 

These major areas are as follows:

1. North Atlantic basins.

2. South Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico basins.

3. Ohio River basin.

4. St. Lawrence River basin.

5. Upper Mississippi River and Hudson Bay basins.

6. Missouri River basin.

7. Lower Mississippi River basin.
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER-SUPPLY PAPER 558 PLATE I

30' 129* 128' 127 126* I2S* 124 123* 122* 121 120" 119 118" 117* 116 US' 114* 113' 112* 111 110' 109* 108' IO7* IO6* IDS' IOV IO3* 102* 101* IOO* 99* 98* 97* 96* 95* 94-* 93* 92* 91* 90* 89* 88* 87* 86* 85* 8V 83* 82* 81* 80* 79* 78* 77* 76* 75* 74* 73" 72' 71* 7O* 69* 68* 67

EXPLANATION

Surveyed 

in previous years

21* 120* 119* 118* 117* 116* 115' 114* 113° 112* 111' IIO° 109* IO8° 107' IO6° IO5' \OV IO3* 102° 101° IOO° 99° 98° 97' 96° 95° 94-* 93' 92° 91' 90' 89' 88° 87* 86* 85* 84-' 83* 82° 81' BO* 79* 78* 77* 76

AREAS COVERED BY TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS MADE BY UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PRIOR TO JULY 1, 1925

AND TEERITOEY COVERED BY DIVISIONS OF TOPOGRAPHIC BRANCH

Scale "lioooooo

000 200 30O ioo 6Oo Miles
INTRODUCTION 3

8. Western Gulf of Mexico basins.

9. Colorado River basin.

10. Great Basin.

11. Pacific basins in California. " 

12. North Pacific basins.

Each major area is divided into intermediate areas conforming to 

its dominant drainage systems and designated 12A, 12B, etc., the 

number in the designation being that of the major area and the letter referring to a specific intermediate area within it. The intermediate areas are further divided into minor areas, each designated 

by the number of the major area, the letter of the intermediate area, 

and a final letter distinguishing it from adjacent minor areas, as 

12FA, 12FB. Each drainage division is lettered in order from the 

upper reaches of the basin to the lower.

The maps published by the Geological Survey may be purchased 

for a small sum from the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. Maps prepared and published by the States can 

usually be obtained directly from the State engineers. Many of the 

published maps are out of print, but copies of the Geological Survey 

maps may be consulted at the office of the Survey hi the Interior 

Building at Washington, and many of them can be sent to any district office of the Survey for consultation, upon application to the 

Director.

A few of the State agencies that have prepared reports on water 

supplies and water power are listed below. Many of them or their 

successors have in their files much detailed information concerning 

the water resources of their individual States:

Geological Survey of Alabama, Montgomery, Ala.

Geological Survey of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.

California Department of Public Works, Division of Engineering and Irrigation, Sacramento, Calif.

State Water Commission of California, Sacramento, Calif.

Geological Survey of Georgia, Atlanta, Ga.

Rivers and Lakes Commission, Chicago, 111.

Sanitary District of Chicago, Chicago, 111.

Maine State Water Storage Commission, Augusta, Maine.

Commission of Waterways and Public Lands of Massachusetts, Boston, Mass.

State Drainage Commission of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn.

Commission on Water Conservation and Water Power of New Hampshire, 

Concord, N. H.

Conservation Commission of New York, Albany, N. Y.

State Water Storage Commission of New York, Albany, N. Y.

North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, Asheville, N. C.

Water Supply Commission of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pa.

Tennessee Geological Survey, Nashville, Tenn.

Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, Madison, Wis.

Railroad Commission of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
PRELIMINARY INDEX TO JBIVER SURVEYS 

Ratios for customary map scales a

Scale 1 to 

600

1,200

2,400

2,500

4,800

5,280

& 10, 000

12,000

15,000

« 15, 840

»20,000

 21, 120

c 31, 680

45,000

48,000

*62,600

63,360

90,000

96,000

<J 125, 000

126,720

192,000

250,000

253,440

380,160

500,000

506,880

1,000,000

Inches per 

mile

105.60

£0.80

26.40

25.344

13.20

12.000

6.336

5.280

4.224

4.0000

3.168

3.000

2.000

1.408

1.320

1.014

1.000

.7040

.6600

.5069

.5000

.3300

.2534

.2500

.1667

.1267

.1250

.06336

Inches per 

1, 000 feet

20.000

10.000

5.000

4.800

2.500

a 273

1.200

1.000

.800

.758

.600

.5682

.3788

.2667

.2500

.1920

.1894

.1333

.1250

.0960

.0947

.0625

.0480

.0473

.0316

.0240

.02368

.0120

Miles per 

inch

0.00947

.01894

.03788

. 03946

. 07576

.08333

. 15783

. 18939

. 23674

.2500

i 31566

.33333

.50000

. 71023

.75758

. 98643

1.00000

1.4205

1. 5152

1.9729

2.0000

3.0303

3.9457

4.000

6.000

7. 8914

8.0000

15. 783

Feet per 

inch

50

100

200

.308.3

400

440

833.3

1,000

1,250

1,320 , 1,667

1,760

2,640

3,750

4,000

5,208.3

5,280

7,600

8,000

10, 416. 7

10,560

16,000

20,833.3

21, 120. 0

31,680.0

41, 666. 7

42,240

83, 333. 3

Meters per 

inch.

15.24

30.48

60.96

63.50

121.9

134,1

254.0

304.8

381.0

402.3

508

536.4

804.7

1, 143. 0

1, 219. 2

1, 587. 5

1, 609. 3

2,286.0

2,438.4

3,175.0

3, 218. 7

4, 876. 9

6,350.0

6,437.4

9,656.1

12,700

12,875

25,400

Feet per 

1/50 inch

1.0

2.0

4.0

4.2

8.0

8.8

16.7

20.0

25.0

26.4

33.3

35.2

52.8

75.0

80.0

104.2

105.6

150.0

160.0

208.3

211.2

320.0

416.7

422.4

633.6

833.3

844.8

1,666.7

 From U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 650,1916.

* 1:10,000 and 1:20,000 are basic scales used by the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army.

c 1:15,840 and 1»31,680 are basic scales used by the Qeneral Land Office, l: 31,680 is also used by the 

U. S. Geological Survey ou standard topographic maps and river-survey maps.

<* 1:62,500 and 1:125,000 are subdivisions of 1:1,000,000 used by the U. S. Geological Survey on topographic maps.

ALABAMA

Chattahoochee River. See Georgia.

Coosa River (upper Mobile River) from Curry's Island to Broken Arrow 

Creek, 19 miles (2VM). Plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States 

Army. Scale, 1.3 inches=l mile. A small tracing shows the plan of the river 

and nothing more. The profile is shown for the section between Wetumpka and 

Greensport, and elevations are given in Water-Supply Paper 107. Map is of 

little value except for the elevations.

Coosa River from Wetumpka to Greensport, 142 miles (2VM, 2VN, 2VO). 

Profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army. Scale, 1.3 inches=l mile. 

Elevations in Water-Supply Paper 107. Profile shows banks and bed of river 

and locks.

Alabama River (continuation of Coosa River). ,

(a) Tallapoosa River from Tallapoosa, Ga., to Matilda, Ala., 115 miles in 

Alabama and 3 miles in Georgia (2VA, 2VC). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1904. Scale, width 1:12,000; horizontal, 1:24,000. 

No topography. Plan is a straight-line projection and shows bridges, tributaries, 

and other features by relative distance along the river. This map was published 

as a supplement to Water-Supply Paper 204 but is now out of stock.

(a) Tallapoosa River from Griffin Shoals, in T. 23 N., R. 24 E., to Milstead, 

in sec. 13, T. 17 N., R. 21 E., 64 miles (2VC, 2VD). Unpublished plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1901. Scale, 1:253,000. No topography and very little detail.

(6) Big Sandy Creek from mouth 12 miles upstream to a point near Dadcville 

(2VC). A table of elevations from a map by the Corps of Engineers, United 

States Army, is published in "Water powers of Alabama," by the Alabama 

Geological Survey, 1916.
ALABAMA ABIZONA 5

(a) Cahaba River from mouth to Shelby County, 108 miles (2WE, 2WD). 

Profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1874. Scale, 2.5 inches=l 

mile. Elevations in Water-Supply Paper 107. Profile shows elevation of bed of 

stream and water surface.

(a) Tombigbee River.

(b) Black Warrior River from Tuscaloosa to Sipsey and Mulberry Fork, 92 

miles (2XN, 2XO, 2XL). Profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army. 

Scale, 2.5 inches=»l mile. Elevations in Water-Supply Paper 107. An unpublished profile which show» river bed and water surface. Probably surveyed 

before 1900.

(a) Ohio River.

(6) Tennessee River from sec. 23, T. 3 S., R. 11 W., to sec. 11, T. 2 S., R. 15 

W. (3VM, 3VN). Surveyed by United States Geological Survey in 1924. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Shows topography 55 feet above water 

surface. In preparation. This map is in five sheets and covers parts of topographic maps of Muscle Shoals, loka, and Gravelly Springs quadrangles.

For areas in Alabama covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

ALASKA

Most of the maps of Alaska are based on exploratory and reconnaissance surveys. There are also a few scattered areas for which detailed topographic maps 

are available.

ARIZONA

Colorado River from Lees Ferry, Ariz., to the mouth of Green River in Utah, 

28 miles in Arizona and 188 miles in Utah (9FA, 9FC, 9FE). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 

20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. Published by 

United States Geological Survey in 16 sheets, 12 plans, and 4 profiles. Section 

in Arizona is shown on 3 sheets, 2 plans, and 1 profile.

Colorado River from Black Canyon to Lees Ferry, 356 miles (9FE, 9HA, 9HC, 

9LA, 9LB, 9LC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 50 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed 

topography. Published by United States Geological Survey in 21 sheets, 14 plans 

and 9 profiles

Colorado River from Mexican boundary to Black Canyon, about 254 miles 

(9LA, 9LB, 9LO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, based 

on surveys in 1902-3 and 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 10 to 50 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In preparation, to be 

published in 20 to 25 sheets. Four preliminary sheets showing the river from 

33° N. to 34° N. (106 miles) were published by the Geological Survey in 1920.

Maps of the following dam sites on Colorado River and wholly or partly in 

Arizona are published, together with engineering and geologic discussions, in 

Water-Supply Paper 556. The references to mileage, except for the two Glen 

Canyon sites, refer to distances below Lees Ferry as shown on the river-survey 

maps. Maps of these dam sites and of two additional dam sites, about 18 and 

24 miles above Lees Ferry, are also available or can be reproduced in the Geological Survey. The scale of most of the original maps is 1:4800.

Glen Canyon dam site No. 2 (9.6 miles above Lees Ferry). Contour interval, 

100 feet. Topography, 900 feet above water surface.

Glen Canyon dam site No. 1 (4 miles above Lees Ferry). Contour interval* 

100 feet. Topography, 900 feet above water surface.

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6 PBELIMINAEY INDEX TO BIVER SUBVEYS

Marble Gorge bridge site (mile 5). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 

400 feet above water surface.

Marble Gorge power site, alternate dam site No. 1 (Redwall) (mile 29.0). 

Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface:

Marble Gorge power site, Redwall dam site (mile 30.0). Contour interval, 10 

feet. Topography, 250 feet above water surface.

Marble Gorge power site, alternate dam site No. 2 (Redwall) (mile 32.2). 

Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 1,150 feet above water surface.

Mineral Canyon dam site (mile 77.8). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography* 

480 feet above water surface.

Clear Creek dam site (mile 84.4). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

1,000 feet above water surface.

Granite Wall dam site (mile 85.1). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

1,000 feet above water surface.

Cremation dam site (mile 86.3). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 580 

feet above water surface.

Pipe Creek dam site (mile 88.9). Contour intervals, 10 and 50 feet. Topography, 500 feet above water surface.

Ruby Canyon dam site (mile 103.9). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 

250 feet above water surface.

Hakataidam site (mile 110.7). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 250 

feet above water surface.

Big Bend dam site (mile 113.3). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 280 

feet above water surface.

Specter Chasm dam site (mile 130.0). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

500 feet above water surface.

Havasu dam site (mile 156.6). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 320 

feet above water surface.

Prospect dam site (mile 190.1). Contour intervals, 50 feet and 10 feet. Topography, 220 feet above water surface.

Diamond Creek dam sites (miles 225.5 and 225.9). Contour interval, 50 feet. 

Topography, 700 feet above water surface.

Travertine Canyon dam site (mile 228.6). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 950 feet above water surface.

Bridge Canyon dam site (mile 236.3). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 800 feet above water surface.

Spencer Canyon dam site (mile 24&.2). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

700 feet above water surface.

Devils Slide dam site (mile 255.6). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 

500 feet above water surface.

Flour Sack Rapids power site (mile 266). Cross section at dam site. ,

Pierces Ferry dam site (mile 277.3). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography* 

200 feet above water surface.

Grand Wash Canyon dam site (mile 284.2). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 330 feet above water surface.

Hualpai Rapids power site (mile 301.6). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface.

Virgin Canyon power site (mile 304.7). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 400 feet above water surface.

Boulder Canyon dam site (mile 334.0). Contour intervals, 10 and 50 feet. 

Under-water contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 650 feet above bottom of 

the river.

CaUville dam site (mile 341.8). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 250 

feet above water surface. .
ABIZONA 7

Upper Black Canyon dam site (mile 354.6). Contour interval, 50 feet. Underwater contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 600 feet above water surface.

Middle Black Canyon dam site (mile 364.9). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface.

Lower Black Canyon dam site (mile 373.9). Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography; 300 feet above water surface.

Eldorado dam site (mile 377.1). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 160 

eet above water surface

Eagle Rock dam site (mile 397). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 

feet above water surface.

Bulls Head dam site (mile 421). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 140 

feet above water surface.

Mohave Canyon flood-control dam site. Elevation at water surface, 427 feet. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 250 feet above water surface.

Parker diversion dam site (mile 524). Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 

100 feet above water surface.

(a) West Canyon Creek from Utah-Arizona line to 3,900-foot contour, 6 

miles (9FE). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. This 

creek was surveyed from its mouth in Utah to the 3,900-foot contour in Arizona. 

It is shown on parts of two sheets of the Colorado River map.

(a) Navajo Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 30 miles (9FE). Plan 

by United States Geological Survey 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 20 

feet. Topography detailed. Surveyed in connection with Colorado River. 

Plan is shown on parts of two sheets of the Colorado River map.

(6) Kaibito Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 6 miles (9FE). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey 1921. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 

feet. Topography detailed. Surveyed in connection with the survey of Colorado River and Navajo Creek.

(a) Wahweap Creek from mouth to Arizona-Utah line, 5 miles (9FE). Plan 

by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval^ 

20 feet. Topography detailed. Surveyed from the mouth in Arizona, to the 

3,900-foot contour in Utah. The plan is shown on parts of two sheets of the 

Colorado River map.

(a) Paria River from mouth upstream 7 miles (9FE). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 to 300 feet above water surface. Surveyed in connection with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.

(a) Little Colorado River from mouth upstream 5 miles (9JE). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1903 and 1923. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour 

interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 to 350 feet above water surface. Surveyedin connection with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.

(a) Bright Angel Creek from mouth upstream 2 miles (9HA). Plan toy 

United States Geological Survey, 1903 and 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

Interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 500 feet above water surface. Surveyed in 

connection with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.

(a) Shinumo Creek from mouth upstream 3 miles (9HA). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1905 and 1923. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 

50 feet. Topography, 50 to 700 feet above water surface. Surveyed in connection with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.

(a) Tapeats Creek from mouth upstream 3 miles (9HA). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1921 and 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 

50 feet. Topography, 50 to 800 feet above water surface. Surveyed in connec> 

ion with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.
8 PBELIMI3STARY IKDEX TO BTVEB SUBVEYS

(a) Kanab Creek from mouth upstream 2 miles (9HB). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1905, 1921, and 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 1,000 feet above water surface. Surveyed in 

connection with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.

(a) Havasu Creek from mouth to sec. 11, T. 33 N., R. 4 W., 6 miles (9HC). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1921 and 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 1,200 feet above water surface. Surveyed in connection with Colorado River and shown on part of one sheet.

(a) Williams River from mouth to 500-foot contour, 9 miles (9LD). Plan 

and profile based on surveys in 1902-3. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography» 

10 to 100 feet above water surface. In preparation, to be published by United 

States Geological Survey in connection with map of Colorado River from Mexican boundary to Black Canyon.

(a) Gila River from mouth of Salt River to east line of T. 4 S., R. 11 E., 

about 80 miles (9ME). Plan compiled by Corps of Engineers, United States 

Army. Scale, 1:126,720. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography shown in 

places. Published in House Document 791, Sixty-third Congress, second session, 

4t San Carlos irrigation project, Arizona."

(a) Gila River from mouth of Agua Fria River, in sec. 33, T. 1 N., R. 1 W., 

to T. 3 S., R. 5 E., about 50 miles (9ME). Plan by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation, 1903-4. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet to elevation, 1,350 feet; 50 feet above 1,350 feet. Detailed topography. River is 

shown on three sheets that form parts of a topographic map of the Salt River 

reclamation project.

(6) Salt River from mouth to mouth of Verde River, 44 miles (9NC). Plan 

by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1902-3. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

interval, 5 feet. Detailed topography. River is shown on two sheets that form 

parts of a topographic map of the Salt River reclamation project.

(6) Salt River from west boundary of San Carlos Indian Reservation to junction of White and Black rivers, 58 miles (9NA). Unpublished plan and profile 

by Office of Indian Affairs, 1913. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. 

Topography, 150 to 500 feet above water surface. Map in three sheets.

(6) Salt River from sec. 4, T. 3 N., R. 14 E., to San Carlos Indian Reservation, 38 miles (9NA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1916. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Detailed topography.

(c) Black River from White River to Milk Creek, White Mountain-Apache 

Indian Reservation boundary, 92 miles (9NA). Unpublished plan and profile 

by Office of Indian Affairs, 1913. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. 

Topography, 350 to 500 feet above water surface. Map in four sheets.

(c) White River from Black River to point above Paradise Creek, 58 miles 

(9NA). Unpublished plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1913. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 to 500 feet above water 

surface. Map in four sheets.

(d) North Fork of White River from Cottonwood Creek upstream 2 miles 

(9NA). Unpublished plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1913. Scale, 

1:4,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 250 feet above water surface. 

Map in one sheet showing Black Canyon reservoir site.

(d) East Fork of White River from mouth upstream 16 miles (9NA). Unpublished plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1913. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface. Map in one 

sheet.

(c) Verde River from Tangle Creek to sec. 35, T. 13 N., R. 5 E., 47 miles 

(9NB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1916. Scale,
9

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

150 to 250 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological 

Survey in three sheets, two plans, and one profile.

For areas in Arizona covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

 ARKANSAS

Mississippi River has been surveyed by the Mississippi River Commission for 

navigation and flood protection from the source to the mouth. The surveys were 

made at different dates, and the amount of topography shown varies. For copies 

of the maps application should be made to the Mississippi River Commission, 

St. Louis, Mo.

(a) White River from Richland Creek in sec. 30, T. 17 N., R. 28 W., to 

Missouri-Arkansas line in sec. 9, T. 21 N., R. 26 W. (7H). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Arkansas, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000., 

Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 20 to 3501 

feet above water surface. In " Water powers of Arkansas," published by 

Arkansas Geological Survey, 1911.

(a) White River from Missouri-Arkansas line in sec. 15, T. 21 N., R. 19 W.,. 

to Buffalo, T. 17 N., R. 14 W., 91 miles (7H). Plan and profile by United! 

States Geological Survey and State of Arkansas, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

intervals, 10 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 20 to 180 feet above 

water surface. In " Water powers of Arkansas," published by Arkansas Geological Survey, 1911.

(b) Buffalo Fork of White River from mouth to sec. 3, T. 15 N., R. 23 W.,. 

130 miles (7H). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State 

of Arkansas, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 5 

feet on water. Topography, 20 to 100 feet above water surface. In " Water 

powers of Arkansas," published by Arkansas Geological Survey, 1911.

(6) North Fork of White River from mouth to sec. 35, T. 20 N., R. 12 W., 18 

miles (7H). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State of 

Arkansas, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 40 to 100 feet above water surface. In " Water powersof Arkansas," published by Arkansas Geological Survey, 1911.

(a) Red River.

(b) Ouachita River from point near Hot Springs toT. 1 S., R. 24 W., 57 miles 

(7P). Plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army 1909-10. Scale 1:63,360. 

Contour interval, 50 feet. Detailed topography. Map shows a section of theriver through the mountains, where dams are possible. A dam site on the township line between Tps. 1 and 2 S., R. 21 W., is shown on a scale of 1:6,400 with 

contour interval of 10 feet and topography 300 feet above water surface. Most 

of this course is covered also by a map on a scale of 1:15,000 published in HOUS& 

Document 588, Sixty-second Congress, second session.

For areas in Arkansas covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

CALIFORNIA

Mojave River from sec. 6, T. 7 N., R. 4 W., to sec. 6, T. 2 N., R. 4 W., 35 

miles (10NE). Plan by office of Public Roads, United States Department of 

Agriculture, and California State Department of Engineering. Scale, 1:82,200* 

(0.77 inch=l mile). Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography is shown over a 

wide area in connection with proposed irrigation. Published in a report on theutilization of Mojave River for irrigation in Victor Valley, Calif. (California. 

Dept. Engineering Bull. 5, 1918.)
10 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVEfi SURVEYS

Salton Sea basin (9LC). Survey completed by United States Geological Survey 

in 1925. In preparation.

Colorado River from Mexican boundary to California-Nevada line (9LA, 9LB, 

9LC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, based on surveys 

in 1902-3 and 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 10 to 50 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In preparation, to be published in 

20 to 25 sheets. Pour preliminary sheets showing the river from 33° N. to 34° 

N. (106 miles) were published by the United States Geological Survey in 1920. 

For surveys of Colorado River above the California-Nevada line see under Arizona, 

Utah, and Colorado.

Mojave Canyon dam site. See Arizona.

Parker dam site. See Arizona.

San Joaquin River from Friant, in sec. 7, T. 11 S., R. 21 E., to forks in T. 5 S., 

R. 25 E., 67 miles (11FG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, 100 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in four sheets by 

State Water Commission of California, 1914.

San Joaquin River from Southern Pacific Railroad crossing in sec. 31, T. 12 S., 

R. 19 E., to Friant, 19 miles (11FH). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1916. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 50 to 100 feet 

above water surface. Published in two sheets by State of California. This is 

a flat section of the river. Many elevations are shown in red on the map.

(a) North Fork of San Joaquin River from mouth to Iron Creek, 8 miles (11FF). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 

200 feet above water surface. Published in one sheet by State Water Commission of California, 1914.

(a) Middle Fork ^Qf San Joaquin River from mouth to Fish Creek, 14 miles 

(11FF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above water surface. Published in two sheets by State 

Water Commission of Califoinia, 1914.

(a) South Fork of San Joaquin River from mouth to Blaney Hot Springs, 35 

miles (11FF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above water surface. Published in three sheets by State 

Water Commission of California, 1914.

(a) Kings River. A stretch of Kings River is mapped on the regular topographic maps on a scale of 1:31,680 with a 5-foot contour interval. Such sheets, 

in general, are not listed as river surveys in this compilation, although for the 

stretch of river covered they give the same information as a river survey.

(a) Tuolumne River from La Grange, in sec. 20, T. 3 S., R. 14 E., to sec. 21, 

T. 1 N., R. 21 E., 74 miles (11FM, 11FN). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1899 and 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet 

on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 150 feet above water surface. Published in six sheets in report of State Water Commission of California for 1912.

(&) Woods Creek from mouth to sec. 2, T. 1 S., R. 14 E., 3 miles (11FN). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 75 

feet above water surface. Mapped in connection with the survey of Tuolumne 

River. Plan and profile are shown on one sheet of Tuolumne River map.

(a) Stanislaus River from Knights Ferry, in sec. 28, T. 1 S., R. 12 E., to Robinson Ferry, in sec. 24, T. 2 N., R. 13 E., 24 miles (11FP). Plan and profile by
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United States Geological Survey, 1914. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 150 feet above water surface. 

In preparation, to be published in two sheets, one plan and one profile.

(a) Stanislaus River (including Middle Fork) from mouth to junction of Clark 

Fork and Relief Creek, 128 miles (11FO, 11FP). Unpublished profile compiled 

by California Power Board, 1922-23. Scale, 1 inch=ll^ miles for main stream 

and 1 inch=7 miles for Middle Fork. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(a) Middle Fork of Stanislaus River, Beardsley Flat reservoir (11FO). Unpublished plan by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1:25,000. Two contours 

outlining a reservoir of 30,000 and 60,000 acre-feet capacity. Map is in files 

of Federal Power Commission.

(a) Stanislaus River, Robinson Ferry dam site at the bend, 2 miles above 

Robinsons Ferry (11FP). Scale, 1:3,600. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 350 feet above water surface. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(a) Stanislaus River, Melones dam site, one-fourth mile below mouth of Mormon Creek, in sec. 11, T. 1 N., R. 13 E. (11FP). Unpublished plan compiled 

by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1:1,260. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 250 feet above water surface. Map is in files of Federal Power 

Commission.

(a) Stanislaus River, Black Creek dam site, about 1 mile below the mouth of 

Black Creek, in sees. 1 and 11, T. 1 S., R. 12 E. (11FP). Unpublished plan by 

California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1:3,600. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Topography, 170 feet above water surface. Map is in files of Federal Power 

Commission.

(ft) Relief Creek from mouth upstream 12 miles (11FO). Unpublished profile 

by Calfornia Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=7 miles. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(c) East Fork of Relief Creek from mouth to source, 11 miles (11FO). Unpublished profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=7 

miles. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(6) Clark Fork, from mouth upstream 5% miles (11FO). Unpublished profile 

by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=7 miles. Map is in files of 

Federal Power Commission.

(6) North Fork of Stanislaus River from mouth to Silver Valley, 40 miles 

(11FO). Unpublished profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 

1 inch=7 miles. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(6) North Fork of Stanislaus River, Ramsey reservoir site, in sees. 12, 13, 14, 

and 23, T. 6 N., R. 16 E. (11FO). Unpublished plan by California Power 

Board, 1922. Scale, 1:13,300. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 170 

feet above water surface at dam site. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(c) Highland Creek from mouth upstream 18 miles (11FO). Unpublished 

profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=7 miles. Map 

is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(c) Highland Creek, Spicer Meadows dam site, at elevation 6,380 feet. Unpublished plan by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1:1,800. Contour interval, 

5 feet. Topography, 60 feet above water surface. Map is in files of Federal 

Power Commission.

(6) South Fork of Stanislaus River from mouth upstream 40 miles (11FO). 

Unpublished profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch= 

7 miles. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(a) Mokelumne River from Woodridge to sec. 34, T..5 N., R. 5 E., 14 miles 

(11DK). Plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1913.
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Scale, 1: 7,200. Contour interval, 2 feet. Very little topography. This is a 

survey for navigation, published in House Document 1160, Sixty-third Congress, 

second session.

Sacramento River from sec. 27, T. 28 N., R. 3 W., to see. 15, T. 29 N., R. 3 

W., 20 miles (11BM). Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey; 

1904., Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 25 to 75 feet 

above water surface. Map shows Iron Canyon reservoir site.

Sacramento River from mouth of Feather River to Chico Landing, near Chico, 

120 miles (11BN, 11BP). Plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States 

Army, 1909. Profile extends from Sacramento to Chico Landing. Survey was 

made primarily for navigation, and soundings are shown at frequent intervals. 

A few contours are shown. Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 2 feet. Map is in 

30 sheets, published in House Document 76, Sixty-second Congress, first session, 

entitled "Sacramento River, Calif., from Sacramento to Red Bluff."

(a) Pit River from sec. 9, T. 41 N., R. 9 E., to sec. 14, T. 42 N., R. 11 E., 

25 miles (11BD). Unpublished plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 

1908. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 60 feet above 

water surface. This is the Warm Springs Valley reservoir site.

(a) Pit River from sec. 27, T. 37 N., R. 7 E., to sec. 28, T. 41 N., R. 8 E., 

40 miles (11BD). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1904. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 90 feet above water surface. 

This section of Pit River constitutes the Big Valley reservoir site, and the map 

is unpublished on this scale. It is published on a scale of 1:126,720, and contour 

interval of 20 feet in the report of the State Water Commission of California for 

1912. . The dam site in T. 37 N., R. 7 E., is mapped on a scale of 1:1,200 with 

a contour interval of 5 feet, to a height of 100 feet above the water surface. 

This map is unpublished.

(a) Pit River from mouth to sec. 22, T. 37 N., R. 7 E., 123 miles (11BD, 

11BE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

100 feet above water surface. Published in eight sheets in report of the State 

Water Commission of California for 1912.

(6) South Fork of Pit River from sec. 10, T. 39 N., R. 14 E., to sec. 1, T. 39 

N., R. 14 E., 3 miles (11BC). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation. 

Scale, 1:34,600 (1.04 inches=3,000 feet). Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface at dam site. Scale of map of dam site, 

1:6,860. This is the Jess Valley reservoir site. Published in report on Pit 

River basin by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of California in 

1915.

(6) Ash Creek from sec. 21, T. 39 N., R. 9 E., to sec. 2, T. 39 N., R. 9 E., 

4 miles (11BD). Plan by United States Geological Survey and United States 

Bureau of Reclamation, 1904. Scale, 1:15,840. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Topography, 80 feet above water surface. This is the Round Valley reservoir 

site. Published on a scale of 1:42,240 in a report on Pit River basin by the 

United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of California. The map of the 

dam site is published in the same report on a scale of 1:6,000.

(6) McCloud River from mouth to sec. 7, T. 39 N., R. 1 .W., 50 miles (11BF). 

Profile. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. This unpublished profile of the river is based 

on United States Geological Survey topographic maps, surveys by private engineers, and aneroid readings.

(a) Clear Creek, Whiskeytown dam site, in sees. 27 and 28, T. 32 N., R. 6 W. 

(11BH). Unpublished plan by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1:900. 

Contour intervals, 50 and 100 feet. Topography, 250 feet above water surface. 

Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.
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(o) Feather River.

(6) Middle Fork of Feather River from mouth, in sec. 25, T. 20 N., R. 4 E., 

to Nelson Point, 56 miles (11CE). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5 and 100 feet. Topogr 

raphy, 100 to 400 feet above water surface. Map is in four sheets, published in 

report of the State Water Commission of California for 1912.

(6) Yuba River from dam of California D6bris Commission to Smartville 

Narrows, 4 miles (11CJ). Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey, 1905. Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 2 feet. Detailed topography. 

This survey was made in connection with the study of the transportation of 

debris by running water. Plan is in two sheets.

(o) American River from sec. 35, T. 10 N., R. 7 E., to Middle Fork, sec. 1, 

T. 12 N., R. 8 E., 24 miles (11DH, 11DF). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published in 

two sheets in report of the State Water Commission of California for 1912.

(6) North Fork of American River from mouth, in sec. 1, T. 12 N., R. 8 E., 

to sec. 8, T. 16 N., R. 15 E., 64 miles (HDD). Plan and profile by United 

States Gelogical Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published 

in five sheets in report of the State Water Commission of California for 1912.

(&) Middle Fork of American River from mouth, in sec. 1, T. 12 N., R. 8 E., 

to sec. 28, T. 15 N., R. 14 E., 50 miles (11DE). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published 

in three sheets in report of State Water Commission of California for 1912.

(&) Middle Fork of American River from mouth to French Meadows reservoir 

site at elevation 5,140 feet, 39 miles (11DE, 11DF). Unpublished profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=8J^ miles. " Map is in 

files of Federal Power Commission.

(c) Rubicon River from mouth to elevation 6,605 feet, 49 miles (11DE). 

Unpublished profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch= 

8H miles. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

(d) Little South Fork of Rubicon River from mouth to point 5 miles above 

Gerla Creek, 15 miles (11DE). Unpublished profile compiled by California 

Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=83^ miles. Map is in files of Federal Power 

Commission.

(e) Gerla Creek from mouth 7 miles upstream (11DE). Unpublished profile 

compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale 1 inch=8>£ miles. Map is 

in files of Federal Power Commission.

(d) Pilot Creek from mouth upstream 16 miles (11DE)., Unpublished profile 

compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=8J^ miles. Map is 

in files of Federal Power Commission.

(b) South Fork of American River from mouth, in sec. 19, T. 10 N., R. 8 E., 

to sec. 24, T. 11 N., R. 12 E., 49 miles (11DG). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published 

in three sheets in report of State Water Commission of California for 1912.

(b) South Fork of American River from a point 5 miles below Coloma power 

house, upstream 43 miles (11DG). Unpublished profile compiled by California 

Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=8J^ miles. Map is in files of Federal Power 

Commission.
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(c) Echo Lake reservoir site, in sees. 35 and 36, T. 12 N., R. 17 E., and sees. 

1 and 2, T. 11 N., R. 17 E. (11DG). Plan by engineers of the city of Sacramento. 

Scale, 1:11,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Dam site is shown on a scale of 

1: 2,180 and contour interval of 10 feet. Published in 1916 by city commission 

of Sacramento in a report on possible sources of water supply for the city.

(c) Silver Fork.

(d) Twin Lakes reservoir site, in sees. 13 and 24, T. 10 N., R. 17 E., sees. 17, 

18, 19, 20, and 30, T. 10 N., R. 18 E. (11DG). Plan by engineers of the city of 

Sacremento. Scale, 1:14,300. Contour interval, 5 feet. Dam sites are shown 

on scales of 1: 2,500 and 1: 1,285 and contour interval of 2 feet. Published in 

1916 by city commission of Sacramento in a report on possible sources of water 

supply for the city.

(d) Silver Lake reservoir site, in sec. 5, T. 9 N., R. 17 E., and sec. 32, T. 10 

N., R. 17 E. (11DG). Plan by engineers of city of Sacramento. Scale, 1:12,- 

600. Contour interval, 10 feet. Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:2,500 

and contour interval of 2 feet. Published in 1916 by city commission of Sacramento in a report on possible sources of water supply for the city.

(c) Alder Creek reservoir site from dam site in sec. 8, T. 10 N., R. 15 E., 

upstream about 2 miles (11DG). Plan by engineers of the city of Sacramento. 

Scale, 1:10,200. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water 

surface at dam site. Published in 1916 by the city commission of Sacramento 

in a report on possible sources of water supply for the city.

(c) Silver Creek from mouth to Tells Creek, 11 miles (11DG). Unpublished 

profile compiled by California Power Board, 1922. Scale, 1 inch=83^ miles. 

Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

Eel River.

(a) Middle Eel River from Dos Rios, in sec. 31, T. 22 N., R. 13 W., to junction 

of North Fork and Middle Fork of Middle Fork, 30 miles (11EC, 11ED). Plan 

and prbfile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour 

intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 to 450 feet 

above water surface. Map in preparation.

(6) Mill Creek. Round Valley to an elevation of 1,550 feet (11 ED). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 25 

feet. Map in preparation.

Klamath River from sec. 13, T. 13 N., R. 1 E., to sec. 28, T. 13 N., R. 2 E., 

5 miles (HAL). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915 and 

1921. Scale, 1:48,000. Topography, 25 to 225 feet above water surface. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. In preparation

Klamath River from sec. 12, T. 10 N., R. 3 E., to Oregon-California boundary, 

177 miles (HAL, 11AJ, HAG, 11AE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913 and 1923. Scale, 1: 48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 150 to 400 feet above water surface. In 

preparation. To be printed in ten sheets; six plans and four profiles. The map 

also covers 25 miles in Oregon between Keno, Oreg., and the boundary. Three 

dam sites in Oregon were surveyed. (See Oregon.)

Klamath River. Jackman dam site, in sec. 12 or 13, T. 10 N., R. 3 E., Humboldt meridian (11AL). Unpublished plan compiled by California Power Board, 

1922. Scale, 1:1,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 180 feet above 

water surface. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

The following dam sites were surveyed in 1915, 1921, and 1923, and the maps 

are published in three sheets by United States Geological Survey on a scale of 

1:2,400, with contour interval of 10 feet. The mileage refers to the Klamath 

River maps.
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Tully Rapids site, at mile 0.8, to an elevation of 170 feet above the water 

surface.

Weitchpec site, at mile 9, to an elevation of 120 feet above water surface.

Slate Creek site, at mile 15.7, to an elevation of 245 feet above water surface.

Red Cap site, at mile 19.3, to an elevation of 260 feet above the water surface.

Shasta River site, at mile 143.2, to an elevation of 190 feet above the 

water surface.

Brush Creek site, at mile 156.8 to an elevation of 190 feet above the water 

surface.

Jenny Creek site, at mile 162.1, to an elevation of 120 feet above the water 

surface.

Fall Creek site, at mile 164.5, to an elevation of 90 feet above the water 

surface.

(a) Scott River from mouth to sec. 28, T. 44 N., R. 10 W., 22 miles (HAH). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1914. Scale, 1:48,000. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 150 to 400 

feet above water surface. In preparation. To be printed in two sheets; one plan 

and one profile.

(a) Salmon River from mouth to forks, sec. 13, T. 10 N., R. 7 E., 19 miles 

(11AK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1914-15. Scale, 

1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

125 to 400 feet above water surface. In preparation. Map including North 

and South Forks will be printed in four sheets; two plans and two profiles.

(6) North Fork of Salmon River from mouth to sec. 19, T. 40 N., R. 10 W., 

21 miles (11AK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1914-15. 

Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. In 

preparation. See also above under Salmon River.

(6) South Fork of Salmon River from mouth, in sec. 13, T. 10 N., R. 7 E., to 

Grizzly Creek, sec. 18, T. 37 N., R. 10 W., 30 miles (11AK). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey 1914-15. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above 

water surface. In preparation. See also above under Salmon River.

(a) Trinity River from mouth to sec. 29, T. 6 N., R. 6 E., 39 miles (11AN). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1:48,000. 

Contour Intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feec on water. Topography, 200 to 300 

feet above water surface. In preparation. To be printed in three sheets; one 

plan and two profiles. Horse Linto Creek dam site, at mile 20, was surveyed to 

an elevation of 240 feet above the water surface by the United States Geological 

Survey. Scale, 1: 2,400. Contour interval, 10 feet. Map of dam site is printed 

on a sheet with dam sites on Klamath River.

(a) Trinty River from mouth to a point about 20 miles above Lewiston, 110 

miles (HAM, 11 AN). Unpublished profile compiled by California Power Board, 

1922. Scale, 1 inch=15 miles. Map is in files of Federal Power Commission.

Unpublished maps of the following dam sites on Trinity River were prepared 

by the California Power Board, 1922, and are in the files of the Federal Power 

Commission:

Fairview dam site, 6 miles above Lewiston, in sec. 10, T. 34 N., R. 8 W. Scale, 

1:2,740. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 350 feet above water surface.

Lewiston dam site, in sec. 8, T. 33 N., R. 8 W. Scale, 1:2,800. Contour 

interval, 25 feet. Topography, 175 feet above water surface.

Steiners Flat dam site, in sec. 34, T. 33 N., R. 10 W. Scale, 1:2,400. Contour intervals, 10 and 100 feet. Topography, 1,500 feet above water surface.

Helena dam site, in sec. 32, T. 34 N., R. 11 W. Scale, 1:3,600. Contour intsrval, 10 feet. Topography, 370 feet above water surface.
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Swede dam site, in sec. 23, T. 5 N., R. 7 E. Scale, 1:2,400. Contour interval,. 

100 feet. Topography, 2,000 feet above water surface.

Ironside Mountain dam site, in sec. 35, T. 6 N., R. 6 E. Scale, 1:1,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 270 feet above water surface.

Salyer dam site, sec. in 19 T. 6 N., R. 6 E. Scale, 1:1800. Contour iaterval, 

10 feet. Topography, 180 feet above water surface.

Beaver dam site, 5 miles above mouth of Trinity River, in sec. 35, T. 9 N., 

R. 4 E. Scale, 1:1,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 180 feet abovewater surface. «.;

(&) South Fork of Trinity River from mouth to sec. 26, T. 6 N., R. 5 E., 5 miles 

(11AO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 

1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

75 to 200 feet above water surface. In preparation. To be printed on parts of 

two sheets; one plan and one profile.

(6) South Fork of Trinity River: Hyampom dam site 18 miles above the 

mouth in T. 3 N., R. 6 E. Unpublished plan by California Power Board, 1922. 

Scale, 1:3,600. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 350 feet above water 

surface. Map is in the .files of the Federal Power Commission.

Smith River (12RE).

(a) South Fork of Smith River from sec. 30, T. 16 N., R. 2 E., to sec. 33, T. 

15 N., R. 3 E., 16 miles (12RE). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1914-15. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 250 feet above water surface. Map in two sheets; one 

plan and one profile. In preparation.

A number of small-scale maps of river basins in California and diagrams showing the schemes of power development are published in Water-Supply Paper 493, 

"Hydroelectric power systems of California and their extensions into Oregon 

and Nevada."

A large section of California is covered by standard topographic maps on 

scales of 1:31,680 and 1:62,500, with various contour intervals. (See pi. 1.)

COLORADO

Mississippi River basin.

(a) Missouri River.

(6) North Platte River (head of Platte River) from Wyoming-Colorado line, 

in sec. 23, T. 12 N., R. 80 W., to sec. 12, T. 80 N., R. 81 W., 25 miles (6NA, 6ND). 

Unpublished plan of North Park Reservoir site. Scale, 1:63,360. No topography.

(6) Platte River.

(c) South Platte River, including South Fork, from Eagle Rock, sec. 6, T. 8 S., 

R. 69 W., to sec. 21, T. 12 S ., R. 76 W., 97 miles (6OA, 6OC). Unpublished plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. Scale, 1:31,680, Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 to 500 feet above water surface. Map 

is in three sheets.

(c) South Platte River from line between Tps. 6 and 7 S., R. 69 W., to North 

Fork, 7 miles (6OE). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 

feet above water surface. Plan is on one sheet.

(d) North Fork of South Platte River from mouth to Kanosha Creek, 43 miles 

(6OD). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water 

surface. Plan is on one sheet.

(e) Geneva Creek from mouth to sec. 13, T. 6 S., R. 75 W., 7 miles (6OD). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. Scale,
COLORADO 17

1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 to 250 feet above water 

-surface. Plan is on one sheet with part of North Fork of South Platte River, 

(d) Clear Creek, sec. 33, T. 3 S., R. 74 W., 1 mile (6OF). Unpublished plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:6,000. Contour 

intervals, 20 and 100 feet. Detailed topography.

(d) Clear Creek including Middle Fork from sec. 36, T. 3 S., R. 71 W., to 

:sec. 17, T. 4 S., R. 75 W., 37 miles (6OF). Unpublished plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 

feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. Plan is on one sheet.

(e) South Fork of Clear Creek from mouth to sec. 29, T. 4 S., R. 74 W., 2 

miles (6OF). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 300 

feet above water surface. Plan is on part of one sheet.

(e) Chicago Creek from mouth to sec. 24, T. 4 S^ R. 74 W., 7 miles (6OF). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:63,360, Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. 

Plan is on part of one sheet.

(e) North Fork of Clear Creek from mouth to sec. 34, T. 2 S., R. 73 W., 8 

miles (6OF). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above 

water surface. Plan is on part of one sheet.

(d) St. Vrain Creek (6OJ).

(e) North St. Vrain Creek from sec. 17, T. 3 N., R. 70 W., to sec. 19, T. 3 N., 

R. 72 W., 20 miles (6OJ). Unpublished plan and profile x by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. Plan is on part of one sheet.

(e) South St. Vrain Creek from sec. 17, T. 3 N., R. 70 W., to sec. 30, T. 2 N., 

R. 72 W., 19 miles (6OJ). Unpublished plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. Plan is on part of one sheet.

(/) Middle St. Vrain Creek from mouth to sec. 18, T. 2 N., R. 72 W., 8 miles 

(6OJ). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topograghy, 300 feet above water 

surface. Plan is on part of one sheet.

(e) Lefthand Creek from sec. 23, T. 2 N., R. 71 W., to sec. 10, T. 1 N., R. 72 

W., 12 miles (6OJ). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923. Scale, 1: 63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet 

above water surface. Plan is on part of one sheet*

(/) James Creek from mouth to sec. 31, T. 2 N., R. 72 W., 11 miles (6OJ). 

Unpublished plan and profile by -United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1: 63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. 

Plan is on part of one sheet

(e) Boulder Creek (6OH).

(/) Middle Boulder Creek from Boulder, in T. 1 N., R. 71 W., to sec. 18, T. 1 

S., R. 73 W., 23 miles (6OH). Unpublished plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. Mapped with South Boulder Creek.

(/) South Boulder Creek from sec. 26, T. 1 S., R. 71 W., to sec. 6, T. 2 S., R. 

73 W., 26 miles (6OH). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

300 feet above water surface. Plan of both Middle Fork and South Fork of 

Boulder Creek on one sheet.

(d) Thompson River from sec. 12, T. 5 N., R. 70 W., to sec. 26, T. 5 N., R. 

73 W., 30 miles (6OG). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geo-
18 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

logical Survey, 1923. Scale, 1: 63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography,. 

300 feet above water surface. Plan on one sheet.

(d) Cache la Poudre River from sec. 4, T. 8 N., R. 70 W., to sec. 34, T. 8 N., 

R. 75 W., 50 miles (6OK). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1: 63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

300 feet above water surface. Plan on one sheet.

(a) Arkansas River from sec. 15, T. 8 S., R. 79 W., to sec 4, T. 49 N., R. 9 

E., 77 miles (7AA, 7AB). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1: 63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

250 to 400 feet above water surface. Plan on two sheets.

(a) Arkansas River from sec. 4, T. 49 N., R. 9 E., to sec. 32, T. 18 S., R. 70' 

W., 55 miles (7AB, 7AC). Unpublished plan and profile by United States 

Geological Snrvey, 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 250 to 500 feet above water surface. Plan on one sheet.

(b) Tennessee Fork from mouth to sec. 22, T. 8 S., R. 80 W., 6 miles (7AA). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 

1: 63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface.. 

Plan on part of one sheet.

(&) Halfmoon Creek from mouth to sec. 19, T. 10 S., R. 81 W., 10 miles 

(7AA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. 

Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 2,000 feet abovewater surface. Plan and profile on one sheet.

(&) Lake Creek from sec. 24, T. 11 S., R. 81 W., to sec. 3, T. 11 S., R. 82 W. ,. 

20 miles (7AA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 500 to 800 

feet above water surface. Plan and profile on two sheets.

(b) Cottonweed Creek from mouth to sec. 8, T. 15 S., R. 80 W., 17 miles 

(7AA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. 

Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 500 feet abovewater surface. Plan and profile on one sheet.

(6) Chalk Creek from mouth to sec. 36, T. 51 N., R. 6 E., 24 miles (7AB). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. Scale,. 

1: 31,680 Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 500 feet above watersurface. Plan and profile on one sheet.

(b) South Fork of Arkansas River from mouth to sec. 5, T. 49 N., R. 6 E., 21 

miles (7AB). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey,., 

1922. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 600 feet 

above water surface. Plan and profile on one sheet.

(b) Grape Creek from sec. 36, T. 21 S., R. 73 W., to sec. 6, T. 19 S., R. 70 W.,: 

29 miles (7AD). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 to400 feet above water surface. Plan on one sheet.

(6) Beaver Creek from sec. 16, T. 17 S., R. 68 W., to forks, in sec. 5, T. 17 S., 

R. 68 W., 2 miles (7AD). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography,. 

1,000 feet above water surface.

(c) East Fork of Beaver Creek from mouth to sec. 15, T. 16 S., R. 68 W., 4 

miles (7AD). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1:.31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 

1,000 feet above water surface.

(c) West Fork of Beaver Creek from mouth to sec. 36, T. 15 S., R. 69 W., 9 

miles (7AD). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey,, 

1921. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 800 feet 

above water surface.
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Colorado River from Grand Junction to Colorado-Utah line, 40 miles (9DM); 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 600 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396. This is part 

bf a map of Colorado River extending from Grand junction, Colo., to the mouth 

bf Green River in Utah. See under Utah.

Colorado River from Kremling in sec. 18, T. 1 N., R. 80 W., to Glenwood 

Springs, 90 miles (9DC, 9DE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 200 to 400 feet above water surface. Published in Water* 

Supply Paper 396.

Colorado River, Kremling reservoir site (9DA). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1905. Scale, 1: 48,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam sites in Gore Canyon 

immediately below the reservoir are shown on a scale of 1:2,400 and contour 

interval of 10 feet, with topography to the same height as the reservoir survey.

(a) Blue River from mouth to Breckinridge, 58 miles (9DB). Unpublished 

plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. Plan is 

on one sheet. Green Mountain reservoir site, with dam in sec. 10, T. 1 S., R. 

80 W., is shown on a separate sheet on a scale,of 1: 31,680 with 50-foot contour 

interval.

(a) Eagle River from mouth to sec. 30, T. 6 S., R. 80 W.,52 miles (9DD). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 

1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 600 feet above water 

surface. Plan is on one sheet.

(a) Roaring Fork River from mouth to Snowmass, sec. 27, T. 8 S., R. 86 W., 

29 miles (9DF). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 300 

feet above water surface. Plan is on one sheet. .

(a) Gunnison River from Cimarron Creek to Gunnison, sec. 2, T. 49 N., R. 1 

W., 39 miles (9EC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909. 

Scale, 1: 31,680. No topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396.

.(a) Dolores River from Paradox Valley, sec. 31, T. 47 N., R. 18 W., to Colorado-Utah line, 55 miles (9DL, 9DK). Unpublished plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. 

Topography, 200 to 800 feet above water surface. Plan of river from mouth in 

Utah to Paradox Valley in Colorado is on one sheet.

(ft) San Miguel River from mouth to Sawpit, 66 miles (9DK). Unpublished 

plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680* 

Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 250 to 500 feet above water surface. 

Plan is on one sheet.

(a) Green River (all of river within State), 41 miles (9BA, 9AK). Plan and 

profile by ¥nited States Geological Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1904 and 1922. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 

5 feet on water. Topography, 200 to 300 feet above water surface. Published 

by United States Geological Survey in three sheets, two plans and one profile, 

being part of a map of Green River from Green River, Utah, to Green River, 

Wyo., in 16 sheets, 10 plans and 6 profiles.

(a) Yampa River from Craig to Sidney, 50 miles (9CA). Unpublished plan 

and profile. Scale, 1:126,720. This is part of the fire map of the Routt National Forest with a small-scale profile attached.

(a) Yampa River from sec. 32, T. 6 N., R. 93 W., to Craig, T. 6 N., R. 90 W.j 

28 miles (9CB), Unpublished plan and profile. Scale, 1:126,720. No topog-
20 PRELIMINARY ISTDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

raphy. This section is shown on part of an old white-print map, evidently a 

compilation. It shows the plan of the river without contours and a small-scale 

profile.

(a) Yampa River from mouth to sec. 32, T. 6 N., R. 93 W., Ill miles (9CB, 

9CD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1922. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 200 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in five sheets, three plans and two profiles.

(6) Little Snake River from mouth to sec. 9, T. 7 N., R. 98 W., 12 miles (9CC). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1922. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 20 to 100 feet above 

water surface. Published on part of one of the Yampa River sheets.

For areas in Colorado covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut River from Hartford 3 miles upstream and from Windsor Locks 

to Thornpsonville, 10 miles (1GP, 1GN). Plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, 

United States Army, 1903 and 1914. Scale, 1:7,200. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 20 to 80 feet above water surface. Published in House Document 

417, Sixty-fourth Congress, first session. The river has been surveyed for navigation by the United States Engineer Corps throughout its length in Connecticut. 

Maps of two short sections are published in House Document 417, Sixty-fourth 

Congress, first session. A profile of the river on a small scale from Hartford, 

Conn., to Holyoke, Mass., is given in the same report.

Connecticut is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps, scale, 1:62,500; contour interval, 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

DELAWARE

Delaware is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps; scales, 1:62,500 and 1:125,000; contour intervals, 10 and 20 

feet. (See pi. 1.)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Potomac River. See Virginia.

The District of Columbia and immediate vicinity is covered by a standard 

United States Geological Survey topographic map, scale, 1:31,680; contour 

interval, 10 feet. (See pi. 1.)

FLORIDA

The northeastern part of Florida is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps, scale, 1:62,500; contour interval, 10 feet. 

(See pi. 1.)

GEORGIA *

Chattooga River from Tallulah River to Russell Bridge, S. C., 30 miles (2JB). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 to 70 feet above water surface. 

Profile and elevations are given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations in 

Water-Supply Paper 197.

Tugaloo River from mouth of Tallulah River to mouth of Seneca River, 46 

miles (2JB). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 70 feet 

above water surface. Map is a continuation of the map of Tallulah River and
GEORGIA ' ' ! 21

is continued on the map of Savannah River. Elevations are given in WaterSupply Paper 197.

Savannah River from Tugaloo River to Bro&d River, 42 miles (2JG). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24jOOQ. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 70 feet above water surface. 

Elevations for this section of Savannah River are given in Water-Supply 

Paper 197.

Savannah River from Broad River to Augusta, 54 miles (2JF, 2JH, 2JJ). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:63,360. Map shows plan and profile but practically no contours. Elevations 

for this section of Savannah River are given in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(a) Tallulah River from mouth to Persimmon Creek, 36 miles (2JB). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20.to 70 feet above water surface. Profile and elevations are given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations 

in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(a) Broad River from mouth to Harrison Bridge, near Carnesville, 66 miles 

(2JD, 2JE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 to 50 feet above water 

surface. Profile is given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations in 

Water-Supply Paper 197.

Altamaha River.

(a) Ocmulgee River.

(b) South River from Macon to Constitution, 107 miles (2KB, 2KF),. Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 25 to 50 feet above water surface. Map 

shows plan and profile. The profile is given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and 

elevations in Water-Supply Paper 197. A condensed plan and profile is published in the Twenty-second Annual Report of the United States Geological 

Survey, pages 167-172.

(6) Yellow River from mouth to Yellow River (village), 56 miles (2KE). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, about 50 feet above water surface. A 

small-scale profile is given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations in WaterSupply Paper 197.

(5) Alcovy River from mouth to Starrsville, 18 miles (2KB). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:22,500. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Topography,^about 50 feet above water surface. A profile is 

given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(6) Towaliga River from mouth to High Falls Bridge, 22 miles (2KF). 

Unpublished profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. The contour 

map of Towaliga River was destroyed by fire. There is, however, a profile and 

a sketched plan with no contours. Elevations are given in Water-Supply 

Paper 197.

(6) Oconee River from Milledgeville to junction of North Fork and Middle 

Fork, 89 miles (2KA, 2KB, 2KC). Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of 

Engineers, United States Army, and United States Geological Survey, 1885 and 

1902. Scale 1:63,360. See also Middle Fork of Oconee River. Elevations are 

given in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(6) Middle Fork of Oconee River from junction with North Fork to railroad 

bridge near Mulberry, 40 miles (2KA). Unpublished plan and profile by,United 

States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 1:63,360. Elevations are given in WaterSupply Paper 197.
22 PBEUMINAKY INDEX TO EIVEE SUEVEYS

Oconee River and Middle Fork. Map shows profile and projected plan with 

no contours. It is based on a survey in 1885 from Milledgeville to the mouth 

 of Apalachee River by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army, and a survey 

in 1902 of the remaining distance by the United States Geological Survey.

(c) Mulberry River from mouth to Mulberry Forks, 18 miles (2KA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 1:63,360. 

Map is a sketched plan projected from the profile. Elevations are given in 

Water-Supply Paper 197.

(&) Apalachee River from mouth to High Shoals Bridge, 32 miles (2KA). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:63,360. Map shows profile and sketched plan but no contours. Elevations 

are given in Water-Supply Paper 197.

Chattahoochee River (head of Apalachicola River) from Chattahoochee to 

Franklin, 65 miles (2RC). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 

50 tolOO feet above water surface.

Chattahoochee River from Franklin to West Point, 38 milea (2RD, 2RC). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:63,360. Plan and profile are given without contours from Franklin to 

Columbus.

Chattahoochee River from West Point to Columbus, 37 miles (2RE, 2RD). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above water 

surface.

Chattahoochee River from point south of Eufaula to Flint River (2RH, 2RG). 

Unpublished plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1873. Scale, 

1:63,360. Map shows results of a survey made for navigation purposes by Engineer Corps. No elevations are given.

Chattahoochee River from Santee to Chestatee River, 55 miles (2RA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above water 

surface.

Chattahoochee River from mouth of Chestatee River to Chattahoochee, 58 

miles (2RB). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1903. Scale, 1:63,360. No contours.

Chattahoochee River from mouth to Gainesville, 205 miles (2R). Small-scale 

profile (1 inch=16 miles) is given in a report entitled "Water powers of Georgia," 

published in 1921 by the Georgia Geological Survey.

Chattahoochee River from Columbus to Nacoochee, 250 miles (2R). A table 

of elevations covering this section of the river is given in Water-Supply Paper 

197.

(a) Soque River from mouth to Clarksville, 8 miles (2RA). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 

feet. Topography, 20 to 80 feet above water surface. Small-scale profile is 

given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and table of elevations in Water-Supply Paper 

197.

(a) Chestatee River from mouth to Willow, 47 miles (2RA). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 

10 feet. Topography, 40 to 70 feet above water surface. Small-scale profile is 

published in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(a) Flint River from Woodbury to Creek Agency Reserve, 45 miles (2SB). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1900. Scale, 

1:36,000. No topography. Elevations are shown in Water-Supply Paper 197
GEOBGIA IDAHO 23

(a) Flint River from mouth to Albany, 109 miles (2SF, 2SH). Unpublished 

plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1873. Scale, 1:12,000. Map 

~*hows a survey for navigation. No elevations.

Coosawattee River from Carters to Ellijay, 25 miles (2VG). Plan and profile 

"by United States Geological Survey, 1900. Scale, 1:63,360. Map shows profile 

-and a sketched plan. A small-scale profile is published in Twenty-second Annual 

Report of the. United States Geological Survey, Part IV. Elevations ase given 

in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(a) Etowah River from Rome to Little River, 63 miles (2VF). Unpublished 

plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1879. Scale, 1:63,360. 

Map shows profile and sketched plan. Elevations are given in Water-supply 

Paper 197.

(a) Tallapoosa River from Tallapoosa to Alabama-Georgia line, 3 miles (2VA). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1904. Map 

shows profile and sketched plan. Scale of plan is 1:12,000 for width of the river 

:and 1:24,000 horizontal. This 'js part of a map of the river from Tallapoosa, Ga., 

to Matilda, Ala. See Alabama. 

Mississippi River, 

(a) Ohio River. 

(6) Tennessee River.

(c) Hiwassee River from Hiwassee, Ga., to North Carolina-Georgia line, 5 

miles (3UJ). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1903* Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above 

water surface. Map covers the stretch from Hiwassee, Ga., to Tennessee-North 

Carolina line. Elevations are given in Water-Supply Paper 197.

(d) Notteley River from Blairsville to North Carolina-Georgia line, 20 miles 

(3UJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 40 to 70 feet above water 

surface. Map shows the river to its mouth in North Carolina. Small-scale 

profile is given in Water-Supply Paper 115, and elevations in Water-Supply 

Paper 197.

(d) Toccoa River from Butts Bridge, near Dial, to Georgia-Tennessee line, 

36 miles (3UK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above water 

surface. Elevations are given in Water-Supply Papers 115 and 197.

For areas in Georgia covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

HAWAII

The greater parts of the islands of Kanai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and 

Hawaii have been surveyed, but not all the maps have been published. Scales, 

1:62,500 and 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 10, 25, and 50 feet.

IDAHO

Great Salt Lake.

(a) Bear River from Riverdale, sec. 31, T. 14 S., R. 40 E., to Novene, sec. 3, 

~T. 11 S., R. 43 E., 83 miles (10HC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:'31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 

feet on water. Topography, 25 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 350.

Columbia River.

(a) Kootenai River (12A).

(6) Moyie River from mouth, in sec. 15, T. 62 N., R. 2 E., to sec. 2, t. 63 N., 

:R. 2 E., 11 miles (12AH). Unpublished plan by United States Forest Service,
24 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

£1912. Scale, 1:15,840. Topography, 1,500 feet above water surface. Contour 

interval, 100 feet.

(a) Clark Fork from St. Regis, Mont., to Pend Oreille Lake, Idaho, in sec. 4,. 

T. 55 N., R. 2 E., 9 miles in Idaho and 120 miles in Montana (12DC, 12DD, 

12DF, 12DG, 12DH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet cm water. 

Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 346.

(a) Clark Fork from Priest River, Idaho, to Canadian boundary in Washington, 7 miles in Idaho and 72 miles in Washington (12DM, 12DN). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Very little 

topography. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Pubitehed 

in Water-Supply Paper 346.

(a) Clark Fork, Albany Falls dam site, near Albany Falls, Idaho (12DM). 

Surveyed by Columbia Basin Survey Commission, 1920. Scale, 1:1,300. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 30 to 60 feet above water surface. Published 

in a report on Columbia Basin project by the Columbia Basin Survey Commission, 

of the State of Washington, 1920.

(a) Snake River from Lewiston, Idaho, in sec. 25, T. 36 N., R. 6 W., to 

Huntington, Oreg., in sec. 8, T. 14 S., R. 45 E., 187 miles (12HR, 12HN, 12HK). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 3001 

feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in 17 

sheets, 10 plans and 7 profiles. Sheet J shows four dam sites on a sctile of 

1:4,800 and one site on a scale of 1:2,400, as indicated below. The contour 

interval is 10 feet for all sites.

Mountain Sheep Creek dam site, between miles 50 and 51; topography, 170* 

feet above water surface.

Corral Creek dam site, between miles 77 and 78; topography, 350 feet abovewater surface.

Squaw Creek dam site, between miles 95 and 96; topography, 280 feet above 

water surface.

32 Point Creek dam site, between miles 112 and 113; topography, 170 feet 

above water surface.

Nelson Creek dam site, between miles 120 and 121; topography, 90 feet above 

water surface.

(a) Snake River from Enterprise, in sec. 16, T. 1 N., R. 3 W., to Minidoka, 

in sec. 1, T. 9 S., R. 25 E., 242 miles (12HC, 12HA, 12GS, 12GR, 12GP). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography is shown to various 

heights. Published in Water-Supply Paper 347.

The following maps of dam sites on Snake River are in preparation for publication and were prepared from surveys by the United States Geological Survey 

in 1922. The mileage refers to the distance above Enterprise.

Guffy dam site (mile 13.5). Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above water surface.

Crocker dam site (mile 41). Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet^ 

Topography, 90 feet above water surface.

Halls Ferry dam site (mile 66.3). Scale, 1: 6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Topography, 110 feet above water surface.

Crane Falls dam site (mile 72.4). Scale, 1: 6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet,. 

Topography, 90 feet above water surface.

Dam site at mile 118.3. Scale, 1: 6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 80 feet above water surface.
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Dam site at mile 124. Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 90 feet above water surface. ;

Dam site at mile 127.6. Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topogw 

raphy, 120 feet above water surface. ' 

Bickel Springs power site (miles 152 and 153). Scale, 1: 6,0 Q. No contours. 

Map shows location and elevation of springs from which water can be collected 

by conduit f or, developing power.

Box Canyon Power site (mile 156.3). Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval on 

water surface, 5 feet. No topography.

Kanoka Rapids dam site (mile 160). Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 75 feet above water surface.

Clear Lakes power site (mile 161.2). Scale, 1:4,800. No topography.

Devils Washboard dam site (mile 162.4). Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 

5 feet. Topography, 40 feet above water surface.

Dam site at mile 165.2. Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 

20 feet above water surface.

Dry Creek dam site (mile 199.7). Scale, 1: 2,400. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 35 feet above water surface.

(a) Snake River from sec. 8, T. 3 S., R. 35 E., to see. 16, T. 4 N., R. 37 B. 

(12GJ). Unpublished plan and profile. Scale, 1:31,680. No topography. 

Plan taken from General Land Office township plats. Profile based on elevations 

at 12 points.

(a) Snake River from mouth to source. Unpublished profile. Scale, 1 inch= 

40 miles. Prepared by Oregon Short Line Railroad.

(a) Snake River from T. 4 N., R. 40 E., to T. 1 N., R. 43 E., 21 miles 

(12GG). Unpublished profile. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles.

(6) Henrys Fork from St. Anthony, in Sec. 2, T. 7 N., R. 40 E., to sec. 33, T. 

14 N., R. 44 E., 79 miles (12GH). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 25 to 1,000 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 420.

(c) Henrys Lake outlet from mouth to sec. 31, T. 16 N., R. 43 E., 22 miles, 

(12GH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 420.

(&) Blackfoot River from mouth to point near source, 100 miles (12GK). Unpublished profile. Scale, 1 inch=4 miles.

(6) Payette River from sec 23, T. 7 N., R. 2*E., to T. 13 N., R. 3 E., about 

50 miles (12HG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 300 feet above water surface. In preparation.

(c) South Fork of Payette River from mouth to T. 9 N., R. 12 E., about 75 

miles (12HG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924-25. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land 5 feet on water. Topography, 

300 feet above water surface. In preparation.

(c) South Fork of Payette River, dam site and reservoir site at Big Meadows, 

T. 9 N., R. 12 E. (12HG). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1925, 

Scale of dam-site survey, 1:4,800; of reservoir survey, 1:31,680. Contour interval. 

10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface at dam site. In preparation.

(d) Warm Springs Creek from mouth 5 miles upstream (12HG). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 250 feet above water 

surface. In preparation
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(d) Canyon Creek from mouth 5 miles upstream (12HG). Plan and profileby United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals^ 

20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 250 feet above water surfaceIn preparation.

(d) Deadwood River from mouth to Deadwood Basin, 20 miles (12HG). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 250 feet above water 

surface. In preparation.

Dam site and reservoir site at Lower Deadwood Basin. Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1925. Scale of dam-site survey, 1:4,800; of reservoir survey,. 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface 

at dam site. In preparation.

(&) Salmon River from sec. 6, T. 21 N., R. 22 E. (Salmon) to sec. 34, T. 11 N., 

R. 13 E. (Stanley), 124 miles (12JA). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1916, 1919, and 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey, in seven sheets, four plans 

and three profiles.

A dam site was surveyed by the United States Geological Survey in 1924 at 

McNabbs Point, mile 57.3, in sec. 35, T. 15 N., R. 19 E. Scale, 1:2,400. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Topography, 250 feet above surface. Map in preparation.

(&) Salmon River from Little Salmon, in sec. 15, T. 24 N., R. 1 E., to Salmon, 

in sec. 6, T. 21 JSi., R. 22 E., 173 miles (12JC, 12JE, 12JG). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 

25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 200 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 347.

The following maps of dam sites on Salmon River were prepared from surveys 

by the United States Geological Survey in 1922 and are in preparation for publication. The scale is 1:2,400 and contour interval 10 feet. The mileage refers 

to the distance below Salmon, Idaho:

Dam site at mile 28. Topography, 100 feet above water surface.

Shoup dam site (mile 40.8). Topography, 100 feet above water surface.

Dam site at mile 45. Topography, 100 feet above water surface.

Long Tom dam site (mile 59.4). Topography, 180 feet above water surface.

Pinnacle dam site (mile 62). Topography, 90 feet above water surface.

Proctor Fall dam site (mile 65.4). Topography, 130 feet above water surface.

Horse Creek dam site (mile .73.4). Topography, 140 feet above water surface.

Dam site at mile 78.3. Topography, 110 feet above water surface.

Black Canyon dam site (mile 89.7). Topography, 220 feet above water surface.

Dillinger Creek dam site (mile 96.2). Topography, 130 feet above water surface.

Rattlesnake dam site (mile 99.6). Topography, 90 feet above water surface.

Growler dam site (mile 111). Topography, 170 feet above water surface.

Painted Rock dam site (mile 118). Topography, 120 feet above water surfaceCastle dam site (mile 127.6). Topograhy, 130 feet above water surface.

Crooked Bar dam site (136.5). Topography, 80 feet above water surface.

Rheims dam site (mile 146.4). Topography, 120 feet above water surface.

Crevice dam site (160). Topography, 170 feet above water surface.

(&) Salmon River from mouth to Little Salmon River, sec. 15, T. 24 N., R. 1 

E. (Riggins), 87 miles (12JJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on
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Topography, 100 to 200 feet above water surfaoek Published in WaterSupply Paper 347.

The following maps of dam sites on Salmon River were prepared from surveys 

made by the United States Geological Survey in 1922 and are in preparation for 

publication. The mileage refers to the distance below Riggins, Idaho. Scale, 

11: 2,400. Contour interval, 10 feet.

Poodle Dog diversion dam site (miles 13 and 14). Topography, 120 feet above 

Water surface.

Rhett Creek dam site (mile 19.5). Topography, 100 feet above water surface.

Red Canyon dam site (mile 41.7). Topography, 200 feet above water surface,

Green Canyon dam site (mile 53.5). Topography, 140 feet above water surface.

Snow Hole dam site (mile 63.5). Topography, 90 feet above water surface.

Section Line dam site (mile 72). Topography, 80 feet above water surface.

Lower Canyon dam site (mile 83). Topography, 180 feet above water surface.

(c) Little Salmon River from mouth, in sec. 15, T. 24 N., R. 1 E., to sec. 13, 

t. 19 N., R. 1 E., 40 miles (12JH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography about 100 to 400 feet above water surface. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 347.

The following surveys were made on Clearwater River and tributaries in 1924, 

and the data as to distances are taken mostly from the estimates in the specifications for the surveys. Four dam sites were surveyed on a scale of 1:2,400 

T/fith 10-foot contour interval.

(6) Clearwater River from Lewiston to Kooskia, 70 miles (12KB, 12KD). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. 

In preparation.

(c) Middle Fork of Clearwater River from Kooskia to Forks, 22 miles (12KB). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. 

(jJontour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. 

In preparation.

(d) Lochsa Fork from Forks to White Sand Creek, 60 miles (12KA). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In 

preparation.

(d) Selway River from Forks to Trapper Creek, 68 miles (12KA). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In 

preparation.

(c) South Fork of Clearwater River from Kooskia to Golden, 50 miles (12KB). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. 

Iji preparation.

(c) Lolo Creek from mouth upstream 4 miles (12KB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In preparation.

(c) North Fork of Clearwater River from mouth to Kelley Creek, 100 miles 

(12KC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed 

topography. In preparation.

(c) Orofino Creek from mouth upstream 4 miles (12KB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 

f^et on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In preparation.
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(c) Potlatch Creek from mouth upstream 9 miles (12KD). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 

20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. In preparation.

For areas in Idaho covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

ILLINOIS

Mississippi River has been surveyed by the Mississippi River Commission 

for navigation and flood protection from the source to the mouth. The surveys 

were made at different dates, and the amount of topography shown varies. For 

copies of the maps application should be made to the Mississippi River Commission, St. Louis, Mo. A table of distances and elevations of Mississippi River 

along the State of Illinois is given in a report entitled "Water resources of 

Illinois," published in 1914 by the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois.

Mississippi River from Cairo to St. Louis (5MA, 5MB, 5MF, 5MH), Plan 

and profile surveyed at different dates. Detailed topography. Published in 

House Document 50, Sixty-first Congress, first session. This is a report by the 

Board on Examination and Survey of Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River from Cairo, 111., to Pittsburgh, Pa., 967 miles, has been surveyed at different dates by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army. The 

maps have been prepared in the interest of navigation and are on file in those 

district offices of the Corps of Engineers which are concerned with Ohio River. 

A table of distances and elevations of Ohio River along the State of Illinois is 

given in a report entitled "Water resources of Illinois, published in 1914 by 

the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois.

(b) Wabash River.

(c) Embarrass River from mouth to sec. 2, T. 9 N., R. 9 E., 110 miles (3OV; 

SOU). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910-11. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Detailed topography. This is a topographic map of the river prepared to show drainage possibilities and published by 

the United States Geological Survey. Map is out of stock. A table of distances 

and elevations along this section of Embarrass River is given in a report entitled 

"Water resources of Illinois," published in 1914 by the Rivers and Lake Commission of Illinois.

(d) North Fork of Embarrass River from mouth to sec. 2, T. 9 N., R. 13 E., 

35 miles (SOU). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910-11. 

Scale, 1: 24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Detailed topography. Published 

by United States Geological Survey, but out of stock.

(c) Little Wabash River from Carmi to point 4 miles above Louisville, 115 

miles (3PR, 3PP, 3PO). Plan and profile by Office of Experiment Stations, United 

States Department of Agriculture, 1907-8. Scale, 1:24,000. No contours, but 

map shows flood line. Published in 1911 in 11 sheets as a supplement to the 

report of the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois. A table of distances and 

elevations along this section of Little Wabash River is given in a report entitled 

"Water resources of Illinois," published in 1914 by the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois.

(d) Skillet Fork from mouth to Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway 

bridge, 92 miles (3PR). Plan and profile by Office of Experiment Stations, 

United States Department of Agriculture in 1907-8. Scale, 1:24,000. No 

contours, but flood line is shown. Published in 1911 in 11 sheets as a supplement 

to the report of the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois. A table of distances and elevations along Skillet Fork is given in a report entitled "Water
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resources of Illinois," published in 1914 by the Rivers and Lakes Commission o 

Illinois.

(a) Illinois River and Des Plaaaes River from Henry to Joliet, 100 miles (5KD, 

5KE, 5KH, 5KJ). Plan and profile by Sanitary District of Chicago, 1894. 

Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography. Topography 

is shown for several miles each side of the rivers. Original map is in the files of 

the Sanitary District of Chicago. A table of distances and elevations along 

Illinois and Des Plaines rivers from the mouth of Illinois River to Joliet, 289 

miles, is given in a report entitled " Water resources of Illinois," published in 

1914 by the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois.

(6) Kankakee River from mouth upstream about 15 miles (5KC). Unpublished plan by Sanitary District of Chicago, 1894. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography. This section of Kankakee River is 

shown on the map of Illinois River between Henry and Joliet.

(6) Spoon River from mouth to London Mills, 70 miles (5LB). Unpublished 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1 ineh=4 miles. The 

unpublished map is a small drawing showing a profile of the river based on a 

survey and United States Geological Survey topographic maps. A table of distances and elevations along Spoon River is given in a report entitled " Water 

resources of Illinois," published by the Rivers and Lakes Commission in 1914.

(ft) Sangamon River from sec. 6, T. 19 N., R. 6 W., to sec. 23, T. 15 N., R. 

3 W., 65 miles (5LD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1905-1908 and 1922. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Detailed 

topography. This is a drainage project, and topography of the whole valley is 

shown. A few copies of the map are available for distribution.

(c) South Fork of Sangamon River from mouth to sec. 27, T. 12 N., R. 2 W. 

70 miles (5LD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1905-1907 

and 1922. Scale, 1:48,000. Cont&nr interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on same map as Sangamon River.

(d) Flat Branch from mouth to sec. 35, T. 14 N., R. 1 B., 18 miles (5LD). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1905-1907 and 1922. Scale, 

1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on same map as Sangamon River.

(d) Bear Creek from mouth to se«. 27, T. 12 N., R. 3 W., 9 miles (5LD). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1905-1907' and 1922. Scale-; 

1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by 

United States Geological Survey on same map as- Sangamon River.

(c) Sugar Creek from mouth ta sec. 2, T. 14 N., R. 5 W., 17 miles (5LD). 

Plan and profile by United States 'Geological Survey, 1906-1907 and 1922. 

Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval 1® feet. Detailed topography. Published 

by United States Geological Survey on same map as Sangamon River.

(o) Kaskaskia River from mouth to Cowden Bridge, 148 miles (5MC, 5MD, 

5ME). A table of distances and elevations along this stretch of Kaskaskia 

River is given in a report entitled "Water resources of Illinois," published in 

1914 by the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois.

(o) Big Muddy River from mouth to a point 2 miles above Plumfield, 86 miles 

(5MG). Unpublished profile based on a survey made under direction of United 

States Geological Survey, 1910. A table of distances and elevations along Big 

Muddy Creek for this section is given in a report entitled " Water resources of 

Illinois," published in 1914 by the Rivers and Lakes Commission of Illinois,

For areas in Illinois covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

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30 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

INDIANA

Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River from Cairo, 111., to Pittsburgh, Pa., 967 miles, has been surveyed 

at different dates by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army. The maps 

have been prepared for use in connection with navigation and are on file in the 

district offices of the corps of engineers that are concerned with Ohio River.

A few standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps are 

available for areas in Indiana; scale, 1:62,500; contour interval, 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

IOWA

The only river surveys in Iowa are those by the Corps of Engineers, United 

States Army, with reference to navigation on Mississippi and Missouri rivers.

Mississippi River has been surveyed by the Mississippi River Commission for 

navigation and flood protection from the source to the mouth. The surveys 

were made at different dates, and the amount of topography shown varies. 

For copies of the maps application should be made to the Mississippi River 

Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

(a) Missouri River from mouth to Three Forks, Mont., 2,551 miles. Plan by 

Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1878-1894. Scale, 1:63,360. No 

contours; topography indicated by hachures. Map is in 93 sheets, including 9 

index sheets. Published by the Missouri River Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

For areas in Iowa covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

KANSAS

Mississippi River.

(a) Missouri River from mouth to Three Forks, Mont., 2,551 miles. Plan by 

Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1878-1894. Scale, 1:63,360. No 

topography. Map is in 93 sheets including 9 index sheets. Published by the 

Missouri River Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

(b) Kansas River.

(c) Republican River.

(<J) South Fork of Republican River (6PK).

(«) Cleveland Run, reservoir site in T. 2 S., R. 40 W., 0.5 mile (6PK). Plan. 

Scale, 1:4,320. Contour interval, 2 feet. Topography, 18 feet above water surface. Published in Senate Document 1021, Sixty-second Congress, third session, 

"Irrigation from reservoirs in western Kansas and Oklahoma."

(<J) Beaver Creek from sec. 25, T. 5 S., R. 37 W.» to sec. 20, T. 5 S., R. 36 W., 

3miles(6PN). Plan. Scale, 1:14,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 

30 feet above water surface. Published in Senate Document 1021, Sixty-second 

Congress, third session, "Irrigation from reservoirs in western Kansas and 

Oklahoma."

(a) Arkansas River.

(6) Cimarron River and North Fork of Cimarron River, reservoir site in T. 

30 S., R. 35 W., 5 miles (7BA, 7BB, 7BC). Plan. Scale, 1:18,000. Contour 

interval, 5 feet. Topography, 25 feet above water surface. Published in Senate 

Document 1021, Sixty-second Congress, third session, "Irrigation from reservoirs 

in western Kansas and Oklahoma."

Most of Kansas is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps, scale, 1:125,000; contour intervals, 20, 25, and 50 feet. (See pi. 1.)

KENTUCKY

Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River from Cairo, 111., to Pittsburgh, Pa., 967 miles, has been surveyed at different dates by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army. The 

maps have been prepared for use in connection with navigation and are on file
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in the district offices of the Corps of Engineers that are concerned with the Ohio 

River.

About half of Kentucky is shown on standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps, scales, 1:62,500 and 1:125,000; contour intervals, 20, 50,, 

and 100 feet. (See pi. 1.)

LOUISIANA

Mississippi River has been surveyed by the Mississippi River Commission for 

navigation and flood protection from the source to the mouth. The surveys were 

made at different dates, and the amount of topography shown varies. For copies 

of the maps application should be made to the Mississippi River Commission, 

St. Louis, Mo.

The southeastern part of Louisiana, south and east of Baton Rouge, is nearly 

all covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps; 

scales, 1:31,680 and 1:125,000; contour intervals, 5, 10, and 20 feet. (See PL 1.) '

MAINE

St. Croix River and West Branch, from mouth to Leweys Lake, 30 miles (1BA)V 

Profile by State Water Storage Commission of Maine, about 1911. Scale, l^i 

inches== 10,000 feet. Published in Third Annual Report of Maine State Water 

Storage Commission for 1912.

Union River and certain ponds in its basin from Ellsworth to Great Pond, 34'- 

miles (1BC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909. Scaler 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 50 feet above water 

surface. Plan and profile of river in two sheets. There are also three sheets of 

maps of lakes and ponds; scale, 1:24,000 for ponds and 1:2,400 for outlets, asfollows: Abrams Pond, Scammon Pond and dam at outlet of Scammon Pondr 

Molasses Pond and dam at outlet of Molasses Pond, and dam on Webb Brook near 

Webb Pond outlet, Alligator Pond, Spectacle Lake, Rocky Lake, Branch Lake, 

Great Pond, and dams at their outlets and vicinity of dam at outlet of Green 

Lake. Published by United States Geological Survey. Sheets out of stock.

Penobscot River from Bangor to North Twin Lake, 91 miles (1BE, 1BG, 1BH, 

1BJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1904. Scale, 

1:28,800. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 120 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 279.

A series of lakes in the Penobscot Basin were surveyed in 1907, and the maps: 

are published in Water-Supply Paper 279, as follows: Chamberlain, Webster,. 

Telos, Round Pond, Baskahegan, First and Second Grand, Allagash scale,, 

1:48,000; and Schoodic, Seboois, Endless, Mattawamkeag, and Pleasant scale^, 

1:63,360. Sheets are out of stock.

(a) West Branch of Penobscot River from Chesuncook Lake to Ambejejus 

Lake, 25 miles (1BE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey,. 

1906. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 20 feet. Very little topog?- 

raphy. Published in Water-Supply Paper 279.

(a) West Branch of Penobscot River from Chesuncook Lake to Seboomook,. 

29 miles (1BD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1905i 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Very little topography,. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 279.

(a) East Branch of Penobscot River from Grand Lake to mouth, 46 miles* 

(1BF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1908. Scale,. 

1 :24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Very little topography* 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 279.

(a) Mattawamkeag River from Penobscot River to North Bancroft, 33 miles* 

(1BG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey,. 1007,. Seals,,,
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1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 279.

(a) Piscataquis River from Harland to Barrows Falls, 60 miles (IBH)i Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 5 feet. Topography, 5 to 25 feet above water surface. Map in 5 sheets, 

plan and profile on each sheet. Sheets are out of stock. Published by United 

States Geological Survey.

(6) Sebec River from mouth to Sebec, 10 miles (1BH). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 

feet. Topography, 5 to 25 feet above water surface. Published in one sheet by 

United States Geological Survey; sheet out of stock.

(c) Sebec Lake (1BH). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1910. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 25 feet above water 

surface. The dam site at the lake outlet is shown on a scale of 1:24,000, with 

contour interval 5 feet and topography 25 feet above water surface. Published 

in one sheet by United States Geological Survey; sheet out of stock.

(6) Pleasant River from mouth to Silver Lake, 24 miles (1BH) Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 5 feet. Topography, 15 to 25 feet above water surface. Published by 

United States Geological Survey. Map in two sheets, plan and profile on each. 

Sheets out of stock.

(c) Silver Lake (1BH). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1910. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 25 feet above water 

surface. Lake is shown on part of one sheet. Dam site at outlet is shown OB 

scale of 1:2,400, with contour interval 5 feet and topography 15 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey; sheets out of stock.

(c) Houston Stream from mouth to Big Houston Pond, 6 miles (1BH). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 5 feet. Topography, 15 to 25 feet above water surface. Published in 

one sheet by United States Geological Survey; sheet out of stock.

(d) Big Houston Pond (1BH). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Typography, 25 feet above 

water surface. Dam site at outlet of pond is shown on a scale of 1:2,400 wad 

contour interval 5 feet. Published in one sheet by United States Geological 

Survey; sheet out of stock. 

(6) Schoodic Stream from Schobdic Lake to mouth, 4 miles (1BH). Plan and 

profile by United States GeologicalSnirvey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 5 feet. Topography, 10 to 25-feet above water surface. Published by 

United States Geological Survey. Map on part of one sheet. Schoodic Lake is 

shown in Water-Supply Paper 279. See notes under Penobscot River.

Kennebec River from Moosehead Lake to Skowhegan,'83 miles (1GB). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, in cooperation with the State of 

Maine, 1903-^4. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1, 10, and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 80 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in six sheets, five plans and one profile. Sheets out of stock. See 

Water-Supply Paper 198.

Kennebec River from Skowhegan to Hallowell, 38 miles (ICE, IGF). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:62,500. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Plan from Skowhegan to HaUowell is shown on 

the standard topographic maps; scale, 1:62,500, and contour interval, 20 feet. 

Profile in one sheet shows the river from HaUowell to Moosehead Lake. Sheet 

showing profile out of stock, but small-scale profile is in Water-Supply Paper 198.

(a) Moosehead Lake (1CB). Plan from surveys in 1900 and 1905, Scale, 

1:63,360. No topography. This is merely a map of the outline of the lake.
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Part of the lake is shown on Moosehead Lake topographic map; scale, 1:62,500> 

and contour interval, 20 feet.

(&) Moose River from Moosehead Lake to Brassua Lake, 3 miles (1CB), 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1905. Scale, 1:15,840. Contour intervals,. 1, 10, and 20 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water surface. Published 

by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet; out of stock.

(e) Holeb Pond (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906. 

Scale, 1:27,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 10 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet; 

map out of stock. Holeb Pond is shown on Attean Pond topographic map; scale, 

1:48*000, and contour interval, 20 feet.

(c) Attean Pond (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906. 

Scale, 1:20,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 15 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet. Map out 

of stock. Most of the pond is shown on Attean Pond topographic map; scale, 

1:48,000, and contour interval, 20 feet.

(c) Wood Pond (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1905. 

Scale, 1:20,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 10 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet, which also 

shows the outlet on a scale of 1:2,000 and contour interval 2 feet. Topography 

at the* outlet "is carried 12 feet above water surface. This map is out of stock, 

but Wood Pond is shown on Attean Pond topographic map; scale, 1:48,000, and 

contour interval, 20 feet.

(c) Long Pond (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906. 

Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet, which 

is out of stock.

(c) Brassua Lake (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1905. 

Scale, 1:15,840. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 25 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one large 

sheet, which shows the lake and dam site at the outlet. Dam-site scale, 1:1,475,. 

and contour interval, 2 feet.

(a) Roach River (1CB).

(&) Lower Roach Pond (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1906. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of onesheet as supplement to Water-Supply Papers 198 and 201; out of stock.

(fe) Middle Roach Pond (1CB). Plan by United States Geological Survey,. 

1906. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one 

sheet as a supplement to Water-Supply Papers 198 and 201; out of sto«k.

(o) Dead River from mouth to Chain of Ponds, 76 miles (ICC). Plan and' 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 15 to 25 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey. Map is in six sheets, plan and 

profile on each sheet. Two dam sites are also shown on a scale of 1:2,400 

and contour interval of 2 feet. The sites are at outlet of Greenbusfr reservoir 

and at outlet of Chain of Ponds. The maps are out of stock. An additional 

sheet, also out of stock, shows Long Falls on Dead River on <v scale-of 1:2;4QQ< 

with contour interval of 2 feet.

(&) South Branch of Dead River from mouth upstream 11 miles (ICC). Plan, 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 15 to 25 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet which, is oat
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of stock. Twin Pond and the dam site at its outlet are shown on the same sheet 

on a scale of 1:2,400 with contour interval of 2 feet. Topography, 20 feet above 

water surface.

(6) Flagstaff Lake (ICC). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906. 

Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey; out of stock.

(b) West Carry Pond (ICC). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906. 

:Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet as 

a supplement to Water-Supply Papers 198 and 201; out of stock.

(b) Spring Lake (ICC). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906. Scale, 

1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet; out of stock.

(6) Spencer Stream from mouth upstream 9 miles (ICC). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1

 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 10 to 20 feet above water surface. Published by 

United States Geological Survey; out of stock.

(c) Little Spencer Stream from mouth upstream 4 miles (ICC). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 10 to 20 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet; out of

 stock.

(6) Spencer Ponds (ICC). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1906- 

.Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet;

 out of stock.

Baker Pond, King and Bartlett Lake, Little Bartlett Lake. These ponds are 

;all shown on one sheet. Their outlets are mapped on a scale of 1: 2,400 and 

contour interval of 2 feet, but topography shown is mostly downstream from 

^he outlet and below the lake level. Maps out of stock.

(a) Sandy River from mouth to Madrid, 61 miles (1CD). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 

1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 10 to 25 feet above water surface. Published 

by United States Geological Survey, in five sheets, plan and profile on each.

 Clear Water Pond and outlet, located on a tributary, are shown on one sheet. 

Maps out of stock.

(a) Sebasticook River (ICE, 1CG).

(&) Moose Pond (1CG). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1912. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 15 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet, which is 

out of stock.

Androscoggin River from Brunswick to Umbagog Lake, 167 miles (1DB, 1DC). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1906. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 240 feet above water surfacePublished by United States Geological Survey in 10 sheets. Brunswick to 

Livermore Falls, 56 miles, profile only on two sheets. Remaining distance is 

shown on eight sheets, plan and profile on each sheet. Sheets out of stock.

(a) Umbagog Lake (1DB). Surveyed by United States Geological Survey, 

1909. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 10 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one 

sheet; out of stock.

(b) Rapid River from Umbagog Lake to point above Pond-in-River, 6 miles 

(1DB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale,
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1:12,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 10 to 20 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on one sheet; out of 

stock.

(c) Upper and Lower Richardson lakes (1DB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 

15 feet above water surface. Lakes are shown on part of one sheet, and dam 

and vicinity of outlet of lower lake are shown on another sheet. Scale, 1: 4,800 

and contour interval, 5 feet. Sheets out of stock.

(rf) Mooselookmeguntic Lake (IDE). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 10 feet 

above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on one 

sheet., Dam and vicinity at the outlet are shown on part of another sheet on a 

scale of 1:4,800, and contour interval, 5 feet.

(e) Kennebago River from Rangeley River to Kennebago Falls, 12 miles 

(1DB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 

1:12,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 10 to 20 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet, which is 

out of stock. Outlet of Kennebago Lake is shown on a scale of 1:4,800 withcontour interval of 5 feet. Topography is shown 30 feet above water surface.

(/) Kennebago Lake and Little Kennebago Lake (1DB). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 20 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet, which is out of stock.

(e) Rangeley River from Rangeley Lake dam to Kennebago River, 1 mile 

(1DB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 

1:12,000. Very little topography. Contour interval, 5 feet. Published by 

United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet. Remainder of sheet 

shows outlet of Kennebago Lake and Kennebago River. Map out of stock.

(/) Rangeley Lake (1DB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1910. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in two sheets, one of the 

lake and one of the outlet. Outlet is shown on a scale 1:2,400 with contour 

interval of 5 feet for 15 feet above the water surface of the lake. Maps out 

of stock.

Saco River from mouth to Maine-New Hampshire line, 81 miles (1DG, IDE). 

Profile by Maine State Water Storage Commission, about 1910. Scale, about ^ 

inch=l mile. Published in Second Annual Report of Maine State Water Storage 

Commission, for 1911.

For areas in Maine covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

MARYLAND

Susquehanna River. See Pennsylvania.

Potomac River. See Virginia.

Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River.

(6) Monongahela River.

(c) Youghiogheny River from a point 16 miles above Friendsville upstream 7 

miles (3BJ). Youghiogheny River reservoir site No. 5, which extends up Little 

Youghiogheny River to Oakland. Plan and profile developed from United 

States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. 

Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission 

of Pittsburgh, 1911.
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Xoughlogheny River from a point 5.5 miles above Friendsville upstream 6 

mnes (3BJ). Youghiogheny River reservoir site No. 4. Plan and profile developed from United States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

Youghiogheny River from a point 1.5 miles above Friendsville upstream 2 

miles (3BJ). Youghiogheny River reservoir site No. 3. Plan and profile developed from United States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

Youghiogheny River from the Pennsylvania-Maryland State line upstream 

5 mites (3BJ). Youghiogheny River reservoir 'site No. 2. Plan and profile 

developed from United States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

Maryland is coveted by standard United States Geological Survey topographic 

maps; scale, 1:62,500; contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

MASSACHUSETTS

Connecticut River.

(a) Deerfield River from mouth to mouth of East Branch, 62, Bodies (1GL). 

Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1916-17- 

Scale, 1 inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

(a) Ware River (head of Chicopee River) from mouth to Smith ville dam, 28 

miles (1GM). Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 

1916-17. Scale, 1 inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of 

Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

(a) Chicopee River from mouth to junction of Swift and Quaboag rivers at 

Three Rivers, 18 miles (1GM). Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways 

and Public Lands, 1916-17. Scale, 1 inch=»5 miles. Published in report on 

water resources of Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public 

Lands, 1918.

(6) Swift River from mouth to North Dana dam, 25 miles (1GM). Profile 

compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1916-17. Scale, 1 

inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of Massachusetts by 

the Commission on Waterways and Public /Lands, 1918.

(6) Quaboag River from mouth to East Brookfield, 27 miles (1GM). Profile 

compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1916-17. Scale, 1 

inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of Massachusetts by 

the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

(a) Westfield River from mouth to junction of East and West branches, 24 

miles (1GN). Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 

1916-17. Scale, 1 inch=4 miles. Published in report on water resources of 

Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Publks Lands, 1918.

(6) East Branch of Westfield River from mouth to East Windsor Branch, 27 

miles (1GN). Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 

1916-17. Scale, 1 inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of 

Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

(6) West Branch of Wesifcfield River from mouth to railroad bridge at Becket, 

16 miles (IGN). Profile compiled by Commission on. Waterways and Public 

Lands, 1916-17. Scale, 1 inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 

1918.
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Merrimack River.

(a) Nashua River from Massachusetts-New Hampshire line to junction of North 

and South forks, 23 miles (1EE). Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1916-17. Scale, 1 inch==5 miles. Published in report 

on the water resources of Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and 

Public Lands, 1918.

(&) South Branch of Nashua River from mouth to Wachusett reservoir, § 

miles (1EE). Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 

1916-17. Scale, 1 inch=5 miles. Published in report on, the water resources 

of Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

(6) North Branch of Nashua River from mouth upstream 17 miles (1EE). 

Profile compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1916-17. 

Scale, 1 iftch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of Massachusetts by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

Taunton River from tidewater to Salisbury Lake, 44 miles (1FD). Profile 

compiled by Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1916-17. Scale, 1 

inch=5 miles. Published in report on the water resources of Massachusetts 

by the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands, 1918.

Massachusetts is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps; scale, 1:62,500; contour interval, 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

MICHIGAN

A considerable part of southern Michigan is covered by standard United States 

Geological Survey topographic maps; scale, 1: 62,500; contour intervals, 5, 

10, and 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

MINNESOTA

Most of the maps of river surveys in Minnesota were published by the State 

Drainage Commission in Atlas of Water Resources, 1912. The surveys were 

made by the United States Geological Survey under a cooperative agreement 

with the State.

Lake Superior.

(a) Pigeon River from Pigeon Bay to South Fowl Lake, 30 miles (4AA). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. 

Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 100 feet 

above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Brule River from mouth upstream 7 miles (4AA). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 60 to 200 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Devil Track River from mouth, in sec. 13, T. 61 N., R. 1 E., to outlet of 

Elbow Lake, in sec. 34, T. 62 N., R. 1 E., 5 miles (4AA). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Cascade River from mouth upstream 7 miles (4AA). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 100 feet above watejr 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Poplar River from mouth upstream 6 miles (4AA). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 100 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912. 

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(a) Temperance River from mouth upstream 5 miles (4AA). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale* 

1:12,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 toSlOO feet above 

water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Cross River from mouth upstream 8 miles (4AB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 100 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Manitou River from mouth upstream 5 miles (4AB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 40 to 160 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912. 

. (a) Baptism River from mouth upstream 9 miles (4AB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 160 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Beaver River from mouth upstream 6 miles (4AB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Gooseberry River from mouth upstream 3 miles (4AC). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 100 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) St. Louis River from Scanlon to Norman, 149 miles (4AD, 44AE, 4AF). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 

1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Topography, 20 

to 50 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(&) Cloquet River from mouth to Brimson, 70 miles (4 AF). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1910. Scale, 1: 24,000. 

Contour intervals, 1 foot and 1C feet. Topography, 20 to 50 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

Nelson River and Lake Winnepeg.

(a) Red River from international boundary to Lake Traverse, 455 miles (5O, 

5P). Plan and profile by Bureau of Public Roads, United States Department of 

Agriculture. Scale plan, 1:53,000; profile, 1 inch=10 miles. No topography, but 

many elevations are given on the plan, which was prepared in connection with 

drainage investigations. Published in Bulletin 1017 of the Department of Agriculture, entitled "Report on drainage and prevention of overflow in the valley of 

the Red River of the North."

(&) Ottertail River from Phelps, in sec. 34, T. 134 N., R. 41 W., to sec. 26, T.' 

132 N., R. 44 W., 50 miles (5OB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, about 50 feet .abote water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources 

of Minnesota, 1912.

(c) Ottertail Lake, 4 miles (5OB). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1Q11. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Very little topography. 

Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(&) Wild Rice River from sec. 1, T. 144 N., R. 42 W-, to sec. 31, T. 144 N., 

R. 48 W., 104 miles (5OH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911-12. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources 

of Minnesota, 1912.
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(ft) Red Lake River from Crookston to Red Lake, 143 miles (5PB). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909-10. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Very little topography. Published in Atlas of 

Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(c) Upper Red Lake, 24 miles (5PA). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:36,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Very little topography. 

Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(c) Lower Red Lake, 24 miles (5PA). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:36,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, about 20 

feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 

1912.

(a) Winnepeg River and Lake of the Woods. 

(6) Rainy River (5N).

(c) Birch River from mouth to sec. 23, T. 62 N., R. 11 W., 4 miles (5NA), 

Plan by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scaler 

1:24,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Topography, 20 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(c) Kawishiwi River and certain lakes from sec. 29, T. 62 N., R. 10 W., to* 

sec. 17, T. 62 N., R. 11 W., 29 miles (5NA). Plan by United States Geological 

Survey and State of Minnesota, 191-1. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 5- 

and 10 feet. Very little topography. Published in Atlas of Water Resourcesof Minnesota, 1912. The map shows a short section of Kawishiwi and Birch 

rivers and Birch, White Iron, Farm, and Garden lakes.

(c) Vermilion River from Vermilion Lake, in sec. 11, T. 63 N., R. 17 W., ta 

Crane Lake, 42 miles (5NB). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 

feet. Topography, 20 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of 

Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(e) Little Fork from Rainy River to sec. 16, T. 62 N., R. 20 W., 122 miles 

(5ND). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Topography, 20 to 90 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resourcesof Minnesota, 1912.

(d) Sturgeon River from mouth, in sec. 4, T. 62 N., R. 21 W., to sec. 34, T, 

62 N., R. 21 W., 8 miles (5ND). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot 

and 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 80 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas 

of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(c) Big Fork River from Rainy River to sec. 32, T. 150 N., R. 25 W., 153 

miles (5NE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State 

of Minnesota, 1912. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. 

Topography, 10 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water 

Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

Mississippi River from Lake Itasca to mouth, 2,449 miles. Scale, Minneapolis 

to mouth, 1:20,000; above Minneapolis, 1:10,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 1 mile from banks. Mississippi River has been surveyed by the 

Mississippi River Commission for navigation and flood protection from the source 

to the mouth. The surveys were made at different dates, and the amount of 

topography shown varies. For copies of the maps, application should be made 

to the Mississippi River Commission, St. Louis, Mo. A profile of Mississippi 

River in Minnesota is published in the Report of Water Resources Investigations 

of Minnesota, 1909-10.

(a) Prairie River from mouth to Crooked Lake, 32 miles (5AB). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scaley
40 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

1:12,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 5 to 50 feet above 

water surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Crow Wing River from mouth to Crow Wing dam, above Shell River, 89 

miles (SAD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State of 

Minnesota, 1909. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. 

Topography, 5 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in Atlas of Water 

Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Rum River from mouth to Onamia, 141 miles (5AH). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Topography, 1 foot to 50 feet above water 

surface. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(6) Mille Lacs, 17 miles (5AH). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1909. Scale, 1:36,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Very little topography. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Minnesota River from mouth to Big Stone Lake, 339 miles (5BA, 5BB, 

5BC, 5BD, 5BE, 5BF). Profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 

1909-10. Scale, 1 inch=8 miles. This is a small-scale profile in the "Maps and 

profiles" section of the Report of Water Resources Investigation of Minnesota, 

1909-10.

(a) Cannon River from mouth to Faribault, 60 miles (5CE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1909. Scale, 

1:24,000. Topography, 1 foot to 40 feet above water surface. Contour intervals, 

1 foot and 10 feet. Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(6) Straight River from mouth upstream 2 miles (5CE). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Very little topography. Published in 

Atlas of Water Resources ofJMinnesota, 1912.

(a) Zumbro River, including South Branch, from Griffith's Lake to point 4 

miles above Middle Branch, 68 miles (5CN). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey and State of Minnesota, 1911. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 20 to 70 feet above water surface. 

Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Middle Branch of Zumbro River from mouth upstream 3 miles (5CN). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, 25 feet above water surface. 

Published in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

(a) Root River from mouth to point 8 miles above Chatfield, 107 miles (5DA). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour intervals, 1, 5, and 10 feet. Topography, 5 to 30 feet above water surface. 

IPublished in Atlas of Water Resources of Minnesota, 1912.

For areas in Minnesota covered by standard topographic maps see Plate 1.

MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi River has been surveyed by the Mississippi River Commission 

for navigation and flood protection from the source to the mouth. The 

surveys were made at different dates and the amount of topography shown 

varies. For copies of the maps application should be made to the Mississippi 

River Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

Mobile River.

(a) Tombigbee River from Fulton to Columbus, 108 miles (2XA, 2XC, 2XD), 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1908. Scale, 

1:12,000, No topography. Map is on seven sheets, plan and profile on each 

 sheet.
MISSISSIPPI MONTANA 41

Pearl River from Edinburg to sec. 17, T. 11 N., R. 10 E., 3^ miles (2ZA), 

Plan by United States Geological Survey and Mississippi Geological Surveyr 

1923. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 to 50 feet 

above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey. This is 

a short section included on the sheet showing the supplemental survey between 

Boston Branch and Byram. (See below.)

Peart River from Boston Branch, in sec. 25, T. 1 N., R. 1 E., to Byram, in 

sec. 24, T. 4 N., R. 1 W. (2ZC, 2ZD). Plan by United States Geological Survey 

«ad Mississippi Geological Survey, 1906 and 1923. Scales, 1:24,000 and 1:62,500. 

Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey. One large sheet shows topography not shown on the Florence- topographic 

map. The Florence topographic map is on a scale of 1:62,500, with contour 

interval of 20 feet. The supplemental survey is on a scale of 1:24,000, with 10- 

foot contour interval.

(a) Strong River from sec. 11, T. 10 N., R. 21 W., to sec. 14, T. 2 N., R. 4 

E., about 25 miles (2ZD). Plan by United States Geological Survey and Mississippi Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Topography, 20 to 80 feet above water surface. Published by United StatesGeological Survey on one large sheet.

For areas in Mississippi covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

MISSOURI

Mississippi River.

(a) Missouri River from mouth to Three Forks, Mont., 2,551 miles (597 miles 

in Missouri) (6R, 68). Plan*by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1878 

1894. Scale, 1:63,360. No contours; topography indicated by hachures. Map 

is in 93 sheets, including 9 index sheets, based on various surveys. Published, by 

the Missouri River Commission.

(6) Gasconade River from Arlington to Rich Fountain, 53 miles (68). Plant 

and profile by State of Missouri and United States Geological Survey, 1922, 

Scale, 1:15,840. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 to 150 feet above 

water surface. Map is in 5 large sheets, 4 plans and 1 profile. Published by 

United States Geological Survey and Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines.

For areas in Missouri covered by standard United States Geological Survey

topographic maps see Plate 1.

MONTANA

Mississippi River basin.

(a) Red Rock River (head of Missouri River) from sec. 32, T. 13 S., R. 6 W.r 

to sec. 13, T. 14 S., R. 1 W., 45 miles (6AA). Unpublished plan, 1923. Scale,. 

1:126,720. Four contour lines, the flow lines of a proposed reservoir, are shown.

(a) Missouri River from Great Falls to Three Forks, T. 2 N., R. 2 E., 209' 

miles (6B). Plan and profile-by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale,. 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography,. 

25 to 400 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 367.

(a) Missouri River from Fort Benton to State boundary, 520 miles (6B, 6C, 

6E). Plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1891. Scales, 1:7,200* 

and 1:12,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 100 to 500 feet abovewater surface. From Three Forks to Great Falls the river has been surveyed by 

the United States Geological Survey. From Fort Benton to the mouth a map by 

the Corps of Engineers in 93 sheets, including 9 index sheets, without topography, 

is available. These maps have been redrawn by the United States Geological 

Survey on a scale of 1:63,360 for the section of the river in Montana not showa1 on standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps. The maps of the* 

original survey are available in the office of the Missouri River Commission and 

the district offices of the Corps of Engineers covering portions of Missouri. River*
42 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO KEVEB SURVEYS

(6) Ruby Hirer from sec. 8, T. 7 S., R. 4 W., to sec. 36, T. 7 S., K. 5 W,, 5 

miles (6AD). Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. , Map shows a possible reservoir site. 

A diagram showing the location of this reservoir site is shown in the Twelfth 

Annual Report of the Director, page 152.

(6) Big Hole River from sec. 2, T. 5 S., R. 8 W., to sec. 34, T. 1 N., R..11 W., 

45 miles (6AG). Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:126,720. Contour interval, 20 feet. Only a small amount of topography 

is shown, mainly in T. 4 S., Rs. 8 and 9 W., T. 5 S., R. 8 W., and T. 1 S., E. 

10W.

(6) Madison River from sec. 6, T. 2 S., R. 2 E., to sec. 35, T. 11 S., R. 2 E., 

78 miles (6AL). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey (reconnaissance), 1923. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 20 feet. 

Topography, 20 to 220 fee.t above water surface. Map is in three sheets and 

shows topography only at potential power sites.

(&) Judith River from mouth, in sec. 26, T. 23 N., R. 16 E., to sec. 4, T. 18 

N., R. 16 E., 43 miles (6CD). Unpublished plan and profile in two sheets by 

United States Geological Survey (reconnaissance), 1909. Scale, 1:31,680. No 

topography.

(&) Musselshell River from mouth to sec. 32, T. 10 N., R. 31 E., 125 miles 

(6CH, 6CJ). Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey, 1922. 

Scale, 1:63,360. Very little topography. Map is in four sheets.

(&) Yellowstone River from mouth of Big Horn River to State boundary 

<6GA, 6GC, 6GG, 6GH). Plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 

1878. Scale, 1:9,600. No topography. This is an old survey for navigation, 

and only a few elevations are given. It is of little value in connection with 

water power.

(c) Big Horn River from sec. 18, T. 6 S., R. 31 E. (Mont.), to sec. 34, T. 57 

N., R. 94 W. (Wyo.), 55 miles (6HO). Unpublished plan and profile. Scale, 

1:126,720. This is valuable only as a profile of about 55 miles'of the river, as 

the plan shows no topography. 

Columbia River.

(a) Clark Fork from Deer Lodge, in sec. 33, T. 8 N., R. 9 W., to St. Regis, 

in sec. 30, T. 18 N., R. 27 W., 189 miles (12BB, 12BC, 12BE, 12BG, 12DA). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 5 feet. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 346.

(a) Clark Fork from St. Regis, in sec. 30, T. 18 N., R 27 W., to Idaho-Montana line, 120 miles (12DC, 12DD, 12DF, 12DG, 12DH). The survey extends 

to Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho, 9 miles beyond the State line. Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:3.1,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 400 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 346.

(6) Flathead River from Paradise, sec. 29, T. 19 N., R. 25 W., to sec. 22, T. 

22 N., R. 21 W., 69 miles (12CH). Unpublished plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation (reconnaissance). Scale, 1:31,680. Only the profile is of value, as there is practically no 

topography on the plan. f

(6) Flathead River, Big Rock dam site 1>£ miles below Flathead Lake (12CG). 

Plan by Columbia Basin Survey Commission, 1920. Scale, 1:960. Cpntou.r 

interval, 5 feet. Topography, 45, feet ,above water surface. Published, in a 

report on the Columbia Basin project by Columbia Basin Survey Commission* 

State of Washington, 1920. ,
(c) South Fork of Flathead River from mouth, in sec. 6, T. 30 KT.,,,R. 19 W., 

to sec. 14, T. 26 N., R. 16 W., 40 miles (12CD). Unpublished plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey (reconnaissance), 1907, \ 1911, and, 1923. 

Scale, 1:126,720. Topography, 400 feet above water surf ace-at the dam s.ite. 

Contour interval, 50 feet. All but the first 4 miles of this map was taken from 

the Nyack topographic map. The section of river embraced above mile 4 

is a reservoir site. A dam-site survey was made in sec. 21, T. 30 N., R. 19 W.; 

scale, 1:6,000; contour interval, 25 feet; topography, 400 feet above water surface. Map is in one sheet.

(c) Swan River from Flathead Lake to Lion Creek, 45 miles (12CF). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1916. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour 

intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 200 feet above 

water surface.

(c) Crow Creek from sec. 21, T. 21 N., R. 19 W., to sec. 18, T. 21 N., R. 18 

W., 5 miles (12CH). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation, 1908. Scale, 1:31,680. No topography.

(c) Mission Creek from sec. 16, T. 18 N., R. 19 W., to sec. 6, T. 18 N., R. 18 

W., 6 miles (12CH). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Reclamation 

Service, 1908. Scale, 1:31,680. No topography.

(d) Dry Creek from sec. 34, T. 18 N., R. 19 W., to sec. 27, T. 18 N., R. 18 

W., 8 miles (12CH). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation, 1908. Scale, 1:31,680. No topography.

(d) Post Creek from sec. 4, T. 19 N., R. 19 W., to sec. 31, T. 20 N., R. 18 W., 

9 miles (12CH). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation, 1908. Scale, 1:31,680. No topography.

(c) Jocko River from mouth to sec. 35, T. 17 N., R. 18 W., 32 miles (12CH). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1908. 

Scale, 1:126,720. No topography.

For areas in Montana covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

NEBRASKA

Mississippi River.

(a) Missouri River from mouth to Three Forks, Mont., 2,551 miles. Plan by 

Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1878-1894. Scale, 1:63,360. No topography. Map is in 93 sheets, including 9 index sheets. Published by the Missouri 

River Commision, St. Louis, Mo.

(&) North Platte River (head of Platte River) from sec. 10, T. 26 N., R. 65 

W., Wyo., to sec. 20, T. 19 N., R. 48 W., 75 miles in Nebraska and 45 miles in 

Wyoming (6N). Surveyed by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1911. Plan 

only. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Detailed topography. 

Published by the United States Bureau of Reclamation in five sheets. This 

map covers the North Platte irrigation project.

For areas in Nebraska covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate-1.

NEVADA

Colorado River from Black Canyon, Ariz., to Arizona-Nevada line, 68 miles 

(9LA, 9HC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and United 

States Bureau of Reclamation, 1919-20. Scale, 1:31,680. Topography about 500 

feet above water surface. Contour intervals, 50 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Published by United States Geological Survey in 6 sheets, 4 plans and 2 profiles. 

This is part of a map of Colorado River from Lees Ferry, Aria, to Black Canyon (356 miles) published by the United States Geological Serv#y in 21 sheets. 

(See Arizona.) ..... >,:....- .
44 PREUMINABY INDEX TO EIVEE SURVEYS

Colorado River from Nevada-California-Araona line to Black Canyon (9LA). 

Mileage is listed under survey from Black Canyon to Mexican boundary, Ariz. 

(See Arizona.) Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and United 

States Bureau of Reclamation, 1902-3 and 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Detailed 

topography. Contour intervals, 10 to 50 feet on land and 5 feet on water 

surface. In preparation for publication by United States Geological Survey; will 

probably be printed in 20 to 25 sheets.

The following dam .sites are partly in Nevada and partly in Arizona. The 

maps are described under Arizona, which see.

Hualpai Rapids. 

Virgin Canyon. 

Boulder Canyon. 

Callville. 

Black Canyon.

Middle Black Canyon. 

Lower Black Canyon. 

Eldorado. 

Eagle Rock. 

Bulls Head.

(a) Virgin River from mouth upstream 37 miles (9K). Plan and profile by 

United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1903 and 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Topography, 50 to 500 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 50 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey in 3 sheets, 2 plans and 1 profile.

For areas in Nevada covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Androscoggin River. (See Maine.)

Pemigewasset River (head of Merrimack River).

(a) Mad River from Snow Brook to head, 5 miles (1EA). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:24,000. Detailed topography. Map 

in one sheet; out of stock.

From 2 to 4 miles of the headwaters of the following brooks in the Pemigewasset River basin have been surveyed: Anderson Brook, Gibbs Brook, Burnt 

Brook, Covert Brook, and Shoal Pond Brook. Scales, 1:9,600 to 1:24,000. 

Contour intervals, 20 and 100 feet. Each brook is shown on a single sheet; all 

out of stock.

Connecticut River.

(a) Ammonoosuc River from Assaquan Brook to headwaters, 5 miles (1GB). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:24,003. Contour interval, 100 feet. Detailed topography. Map in one sheet; out of stock.

(6) Zealand River from Zealand Pond downstream 5 miles (1GB). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1911-12. Scale, 1:24,000. Detailed topography. Contour, 100 feet. Map in one sheet; out of stock.

For areas in New Hampshire covered by standard United States Geological 

topographic maps see Plate 1,

NEW JERSEY

New Jersey is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topograpic 

maps; scale, 1:62,500; contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

NEW MEXICO 

Mississippi River.

(a) Canadian River.

(b) Mora River from mouth to sec. 5, T. 18 N., R. 21 E., 36 miles (7CD). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 500 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 421.
NEW MEXICO 46

Rio Grande from Embudo, in sec. 19, T. 23 N., R. 10 E., to Colorado-New 

Mexico line, 68 miles (8BG, 8BF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 200 to 500 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 421.

Rio Grande from sec 4, T. 16 N., R. 6 E., to sec. 13, T. 19 N., R. 7 E., 23 

miles (8BL). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

100 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 421.

Rio Grande from San Marcial to mouth of White Rock Canyon, in sec. 9, T. 

16 N., R. 6 E., about 180 miles (8BL, 8BM, 8CA, 8CC). Plan by the State in 

1917-18. Scale, 1 inch=2,000 feet. Contour intervals, 2 and 10 feet. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above water surface. Published by State in 34 sheets.

Rio Grande from Mescal Canyon to San Marcial, 57 miles (8CC, 8CE). Unpublished plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1903 and 1909. Scale, 

1:60,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 feet above water surface. 

The map of the river from Mescal Canyon to San Marcial shows the Elephant 

Butte reservoir site of the Rio Grande project.

Rio Grande from sec. 19, T. 16 S., R. 4 W., to sec. 32, T. 10 S., R. 3 W., about 

50 miles (8CC, 8CE). Unpublished plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1903. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, about 70 

feet above water surface.

Rio Grande from sec. 12, T. 35 S., R. 9 E. in Texas, to sec. 9, T. 21 S., R. 1 W. 

in New Mexico, about 150 miles (8CF, 8CE). Unpublished plan by United 

States Bureau of Reclamation, 1903-4. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 10 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 10 to 50 feet above water surface. 

Map in 16 sheets.

(a) Pecos River from sec. 16, T. 16 N., R. 12 E. to Panchuela Creek, 17 miles 

(8FA). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

200 to 300 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 421.

(a) Pecos River from sec. 2, T. 23 S., R. 28 E., to sec. 24, T. 22 S., R. 27 E., 

9 miles (8FL). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography on west 

bank only.

(a) Pecos River from sec. 23, T. 26 S., R. 28 E., to sec. 33, T. 24 S., R. 29 E., 

18 miles (8FL). Unpublished plan. Topography, about 100 feet above water 

surface. Scale of original map, 1:1,200. Contour interval, 5 feet. This section 

is a proposed reservoir site on Pecos River. Map of the dam site is also available; topography, 75 feet above water surface.

Colorado River.

(a) Gila River from sec. 20, T. 19 S., R. 20 W., to sec. 4, T. 16 S., R. 17 W., 

44 miles (9MA). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 500 feet above water surface. Two dam sites are also shown on a 

scale of 1:12,000 with 25-foot contour interval. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 396.

(a) Gila River from sec. 19, T. 19 S., R. 19 W., to sec. 29, T. 18 S., R. 18 W., 10 

miles (9MA). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography. This section is Bedrock reservoir site. Three possible dam sites were mapped in 1920 by the United States 

Geological Survey in connection with this reservoir on a scale of 1:1,200, with a
46 PRELIMINARY, INDEX TO.JBXVER SURVEYS

10-foot contour interval. The Cliff dam site in the NE. M sec. 21, T. 16 S., R. 

17 W., was surveyed in 1920 by the United States Geological Survey on a scale 

of 1:2,400 with a contour interval of 10 feet and topography 220 feet above 

.water surface. Maps of all these surveys on Gila River in New Mexico are in 

preparation.

(6) San Francisco River from sec. 9, T. 11 S., R. 20 W., to sec 4, T. 10 S., R. 

20 W., 10 miles (9MB). Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 1:24,000- Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. This section is Alma 

reservoir site. There is also a map of the Alma dam site on a scale of 1:2,400 

with a 10-foot contour interval and topography 200 feet above water surface.

For areas in New Mexico covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

NEW YORK

Hudson River from mouth to source, 159 miles (1KA, 1KB, IKE, 1KF, 1JA, 

1JB, 1JC, 1JD, UK, 1JL). Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of 

New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Fishing Brook from mouth to source, 18 miles (1JA). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch==2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Suppty Commission, 1909.

(a) Cedar River from mouth to source, 36 miles (UA). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(6) Rock River from mouth to source, 13 miles (1JA). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Indian River from mouth to mouth of Jessup River, 21 miles (UA). 

Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 

miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply 

Commission, 1909.

(a) Jessup River from mouth to source, 15 miles (UA). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch 2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Boreas River from mouth to source, 23 miles (UB). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Thirteenth Brook from mouth to source, 8 miles (UB). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Schroon River from mouth to source, 61 miles (UB). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Schroon River from Tumblehead Falls to Schroon Falls, 24 miles (UB). 

Plan by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909. Scale, 1:38,000. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 60 feet above water surface. 

Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Schroon River.

(&) Black Brookj Hammond Pond reservoir near (East) North Hudson (UB). 

Surveyed by New York State Water Storage Commission, 1902. Scale, 1:9,600. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above water level at dam site.
NEW YORK , 47

T?he,dam site is shown on a scale of 1:1,200 with contour interval of 2 feet and 

topography 40 feet above water level. Published by New York, Water Storage 

Commission, 1903.

; ,(b) The Branch of Schroon River from mouth to source, 16 miles (1JB), Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 

miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply 

Commissionj 1909.

(6). Paradox Creek from mouth to source, 15 miles (1JB). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(6) Mill Brook from mouth to source, 13 miles (1JB). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909. s

(6) Trout Brook from mouth to source, 19 miles (1JB). Profile by New York. 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(c) Minerva Stream from mouth to source, 15 miles (1JB). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Sacandaga River from mouth to source, 75 miles (1JC). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch'=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(b) Sacandaga Lake and Pleasant Lake (1JC). Plan by New York State 

Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1:20,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Very little topography, but flow line of proposed reservoir is shown. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909t

(a) Sacandaga reservoir from Hadley to Broadalbin (1JC). Plan by New 

York State Water Supply Commission in 38 sheets, 1907. Scale of original 

sheets, 1:4,800. Eleven sheets showing towns within the flowage area and dam 

sites and 22 sheets showing the reservoir site are published in Third Annual Report of the Commission, 1908. Contour interval, 5 feet. A map of the dam site 

near Conklingville, scale 1:4,500, contour interval 5 feet, topography 100 feet 

above water surface, is also published in the Third Annual. Report of the Commission.

(b) Kunjamuk Creek from mouth to source, 15 miles (1JC). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(6) East Branch of Sacandaga River from mouth to source, 25 miles (1JC). 

Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 

miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply 

Commission, 1909.

(6) West Branch of Sacandaga River from mouth to source, 31 miles (1JC). 

Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 

miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply 

Commission, 1909.

(6) West Branch of Sacandaga River (Piseco Lake reservoir site) near Piseco 

Lake (1JC). Surveyed by New York Water Storage Commission, 1902. Scale, 

1:19,200. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 80 feet above water surface 

at dam site. The dam site is shown on a scale of 1:4,800, with contour interval 

of 10 feet and topography 80 feet above the.water surface. Published by New 

York -,Water Storage Commission, 1903.

(6) Vly Creek from mouth to junction of Mayfield and Kenyetto creeks,, 

6 miles (1JC). Profile by New, York State Water Supply Commissioni 1908.
48 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

Scale, 1 ineh=2 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York StateWater Supply Commission, 1909.

(c) Mayfield Creek from mouth to source, 11 miles (1JC). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published1 

in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(c) Kenyetto Creek from mouth to junction of Alder and Cadman creeks, 16- 

miles (1JC). Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. 

Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York StateWater Supply Commission, 1909.

(c) Hans Creek from mouth to source, 17 miles (1JC). Profile by New York. 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909. 

/ (a) Batten Kill from mouth to source, 56 miles (1JD). Profile by New York 

/State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in* 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Fish Creek from mouth to source, 43 miles (1JD). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Hoosic River from mouth to point 5 miles above Cheshire, 66 miles (UE). 

Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 ineh=2" 

miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply 

Commission, 1909.

Delaware River from New York State boundary to junction of East and West 

branches, 76 miles (1LC, 1LE). Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of 

New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

Delaware River from Narrowsburg to Coeheeton, 10 miles (1LC). Coeheetoa 

reservoir site. Plan by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 

1:13,200. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 30 to 60 feet above water 

surface. Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:1,320; contour interval, 5 feet; topography, 70 feet above water surface. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.^

(a) West Branch of Delaware River from point 5 miles below Cannonsville 

Bridge to Granton, 10 miles (1LA). Cannonsville reservoir site. Plan by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1:13,200. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 to 120 feet above water surface. Dam site i& 

shown on a scale of 1:1,200; contour interval, 5 feet; topography, 80 feet above 

water surface. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water 

Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) West Branch of Delaware River from junction with East Branch to a 

point 4% miles above Granton Bridge, 31 miles (1LA). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published in 

Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

Susquehanna River in Binghamton, 6 miles (INC, INF). Plan from surveys 

in 1890. Scale, 1:9,250. No contours. Published by New York Water Storage Commission, 1903.

(a) Chemung River at Elmira, 2 miles (1NJ). Plan and profile. Plan from 

surveys in 1889. Scale, 1:2,400. No contours, but many elevations. Published 

by New York Water Storage Commission, 1903.

(6) Canisteo River through Hornellsville, 6 miles (1NH). Plan by New York 

State Water Storage Commission, 1902. Scale, 1:5,250. Contour interval, 2 

feet. Very little topography. Maps show area flooded by high water. Published by New York Water Storage Commission, 1903.
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(6) Canisteo River through Ganisteo, 6 miles (1NH). Plan by New York 

iState Water Storage Commission, 1902. Scale, 1:5,250. Contour interval, 2 

'feet. Topography only in area flooded by river at high water. Published by 

New York State Water Storage Commission, 1903. '

fa) Chenango River in Binghamton 2^4 miles (1NE). Plan from surveys in 

1890. Scale, 1:9,250. No contours. Published by New York Water Storage 

'Commission, 1903.

Niagara River from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, 37 miles (4MA). Profile compiled by New York Conservation Commission. Scale, 1 inch=1.4 miles, Published in Second Annual Report of New York Conservation Commission, Division

 of Inland Water, 1912.

Niagara River from La Salle to Lewiston, 15 miles (4MA). Plan by United

-States Army, Corps of Engineers, 1919. Scale, 1:10,000. Detailed topography.

 Contour intervals, 2 and 10 feet on land; no water-surface contours. Published 

in report entitled " Diversion of water from the Great Lakes and Niagara River,"

 Government Printing Office.

St. Lawrence River from Ogdensburg to Montreal, 120 miles (4). Plan and 

profile. Scale, 1 inch=5 miles. No contours. Published in Second Annual 

Report of New York State Water Power Commission, for 1922.

(a) Buffalo River in Buffalo, from mouth upstream 8 miles (4LJ). Plan and

-profile by Bureau of Engineering of Buffalo, 1902. Scale, 1:7,200. No contours. 

Mapfihows area affected by floods. Published by New York State Water Storage

^Commission, 1903.

(a) Little Tonawanda Creek from Linden to Dale, 6 miles (4MA). Plan by 

New York Conservation Commission, 1912. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 

5 feet. Topography, 30 to 70 feet above water surface. This section is Linden

-reservoir site. Published in Second Annual Report of New York .Conservation 

^Commission, 1912.

(a) Genesee River in Rochester, 9 miles (4MF). Plan from surveys made 

; prior to 1902. Scale, 1:17,300. No contours. Published by New York Water

 Storage Commission, 1903.

(a) Genesee River, Portage reservoir site, from power-house site below Portage 

upstream 28 miles (4MB). Plan by New York State Water Supply Commission, 

1907. Scale, 1:22,600. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Detailed topog-

-japhy. The dam site is mapped on a scale of 1:4,450; contour interval of 10 

feet; topography, 150 feet above water surface. Published in Third Annual 

Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908.

(a) Black River from point below Hawkinsville to Forestport, 8 miles (4MH). 

Hawkinsville reservoir site. Plan by New York Water Supply Commission. 

: Scale, 1:30,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 120 feet above 

water surface. The dam site is shown on a scale of 1:10,800; contour interval, 

10 feet; topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published in Sixth Annual 

Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1911.

(b) Moose River.

(c) South Branch of Moose River from Higley Mountain upstream 13 miles

(4NH). Higley Mountain reservoir site. Plan by New York State Water

^Supply Commission. Scale, 1:43,200. Contour intervals, 20 and 100 feet.

Topography, 200 to 400 feet above water surface. Published in the Sixth Annual

Report of New York State Water Commission, 1911.

(a) Oswegatchie River from mouth to junction of East and West branches, 73 

BUtee (40C). Profile by New York Conservation Commission. Scale, 1 inch= 

4 miles. Published in Third Annual Report of New Yoxk Conservation Com- 

: mission, Division of Inland Waters, 1913.
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(a) East Branch of Oswegatchie River (head of Oswegatchie River) from Newton Falls to Cranberry Lake, 11 miles (4OB). Plan by New York Conservation* 

Commission, 1913. Scale, 1:36,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography,1 

40 feet above water surface at dam site. Map shows Newton Falls reservoirsite. Published in Third Annual Report of New York Conservation Commission, 

Division of Inland Waters, 1913.

(a) East Branch of Oswegatchie River (head of Oswegatchie River) from 

mouth to Cranberry Lake, 42 miles (4OB). Profile by New York Conservation 

Commission. Scale, 1 inch=4 miles. Published in Third Annual Report of 

New York Conservation Commission, Division of Inland Waters, 1913.

(b) West Branch of Oswegatchie River from mouth to point 7 miles aboveHarrisville, 27 miles (4OB). Profile by New York Conservation Commission. 

Scale, 1 inch=4 miles. Published in Third Annual Report of New York Conservation Commission, Division of Inland Waters, 1913.

(b) West Branch and Middle Branch of Oswegatchie River from their junction 

4 miles up West Branch and about 7 miles up Middle Branch (4OB). This 

section is Harrisville reservoir site. Plan by New York Conservation Commission. Scale, 1:36,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 40 feet 

above water surface. Published in Third Annual Report of New York Conser* 

vation Commission, Division of Inland Waters, 1913.

(6) Indian River (tributary to Oswegatchie River) from Black Lake to Indiaifc 

Lake, 70 miles (4OC). Profile by New York Conservation Commission. Scale, 

1 inch = 4 miles. Published in Third Annual Report of New York Conservation 

Commission, Division of Inland Waters, 1913.

(a) Raquette River from mouth to source, 165 miles (4OF). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch = 3.6 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 

1909.

(a) Raquette River from Colton downstream 1^ miles (4OF). Plan by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1:1,800. Contour interval,. 

5 feet. Topography, 15 to 175 feet above water surface. Published in Fourth 

Annual Report of New York State Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(a) Ra'quette River from Raquette Pond to Raquette Falls, 19 miles (4OF). 

Tupper Lake reservoir. Plan by New York State Water Supply Commission, 

1909. Scale, 1:34,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 50 feet abovewater surface. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York State WaterSupply Commission.

(6) Brandreth Lake Branch from outlet of Forked Lake to source, 13 miles- 

(4OF). Profile by New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 

inch = 3.6 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York Water Supply 

Commission, 1909.

(b) Sucker Brook from Raquette Lake to source, 10 miles (4OF). Profile by 

New York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch = 3.6 miles.. 

Published in Fourth- Annual Report of New York Water Supply Commission, 

1909.

(b) Cold River from mouth to source, 20 miles (4OF). Profile by New York 

State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch = 3.6 miles. Published inFourth Annual Report of New York Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(b) Bog River from Tupper Lake upstream 10 miles (4OF). Profile by New 

York State Water Supply Commission, 1908. Scale, 1 inch = 3.6 miles. Published in Fourth Annual Report of Nevt York Water Supply Commission, 1909.

(c) Little Tupper Lake Branch from mouth to source, 19 miles (40F). Profileby New York State Water Supply Commission, 190.8. Scale, 1 inch =* 3.6 miles..
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Published in Fourth Annual Report of New York Water Supply Commission, 

1909.

New York is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic 

maps, scale, 1:62,500. (See pi. 1.)

NORTH CAROLINA

Roanoke River from Weldon, N. C., to Roanoke, Va., 32 miles in North 

Carolina and 202 miles in Virginia (2CA, 2CB, 2CF). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1905. Scale, 1:24,000. No topography. Published 

by United States Geological Survey in 11 sheets, with plan and profile on each 

sheet. Section of river in North Carolina is shown on one sheet. Remaining 

sheets show section in Virginia. Sheets out of stock.

Cape Fear River from Fayetteville to Natmore Creek, 77 miles (2EF, 2EG). 

Unpublished plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Topography, 70 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 10 feet. Map is 

in eight sheets.

(a) Deep River from mouth to Jamestown, 114 miles (2EC, 2ED). Scale,. 

1:51,000. No contours. Map prepared and published by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 54, "Water-power investigation 

of Deep River,"

Yadkin River from Tinsley Shoals, 12 miles above North Wilkesboro, to Barlow Shoals, 3 miles (2FB). Profile by North Carolina Geological and Economic 

Survey. Scale, 1 inch=800 feet. Published by North Carolina Geological and 

Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, "Water-power survey of Surry and 

Wilkes counties," 1922.

Yadkin River, Tinsley Shoals dam site, 12 miles above North Wilkesboro 

(2FB). Plan by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey. Scale, 

1:5,450. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 60 feet above water surface. 

Published by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey in Economic 

Paper 53, "Water-power survey of Surry and Wilkes counties," 1922.

Yadkin River from Bean Shoals, 7J^ miles below mouth of Ararat River, 

to North Wilkesboro, 57 miles (2FB, 2FC). Profile by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey. Scale, 1 inch=one-half mile. Published by North 

Carolina Geological and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, "Water-power 

survey of Surry and Wilkes counties," 1922.

Yadkin River at Bean Shoals, from mouth of Little Yadkin River upstream 

4 miles (2FC). Plan and profile by North Carolina Geological and Economic 

Survey. Scale, 1:14,600. Two contours. There is also a map of the river for 

2J^ miles above the dam site at Bean Shoals; scale, 1:6,320; contour interval. 10 

feet; topography, 70 feet above water surface. Published by North Carolina 

Geological and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, " Water-power survey of 

Surry and Wilkes counties," 1922.

Yadkin River from Uharie River to Abbots Creek, 19 miles (2FD). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey in cooperation with North Carolina Geological 

Survey, 1898. Scale, 1:32,000; contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 20 to 50 

feet above water surface. Published in Bulletin 8 of North Carolina Geological 

Survey, entitled " Water power," 1899.

(a) Lewis Fork in Wilkes County, 4 miles (2FB). Profile. Scale, 1 inch= 

1,600 feet. Prepared and published by North Carolina Geological and. Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, " Water-power survey of Surry and Wilkes 

countiesV 1922.

(6) South Fork of Lewis Fork in Wilkes County, 5 miles (2FB). Profile. 

Scale, 1 inch=l,600 feet. Prepared and published by North Carolina Geologi-
52 PKELIMINABY INDEX TO BJVEB SURVEYS

cal and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, " Water-power survey of Surry 

and Wilkes counties," 1922.

(6) West Fork of Lewis Eiver in Wilkes County, 4 miles (2FB). Profile. 

Scale, 1:1,765. Prepared and published by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, " Water-power survey of Surry and Wilkes 

counties," 1922.

(a) Roaring River from mouth upstream 11 miles (2FB). Profile. Scale, 

1 inch=4,000 feet. Prepared and published by North Carolina Geological and 

Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, "Water-power survey of Surry and 

Wilkes counties," 1922.

(a) Elkin River from mouth to Elkin Power Co.'s dam, 4 miles (2FB). 

Profile. Scale, 1 inch=1,650 feet. Prepared and published by North Carolina 

Geological and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, " Water-power survey 

of Surry and Wilkes counties," 1922.

(a) Mitchell River from point 1 mile below Cumming's mill and 3 miles above 

mouth upstream 18 miles (2FB). Profile. Scale, 1 inch=1,500 feet. Prepared 

and published by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey in Economic 

Paper 53, " Water-power survey of Surry and Wilkes counties," 1922.

(a) Fisher River from Dobson-Mount Airy highway bridge upstream 13 miles 

(2FB). Profile by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey. Scale, 1 

inch=l,600 feet. Horseshoe dam site, about 8 miles above the Dobson-Mount 

Airy bridge, is shown on a scale of 1:8,000, contour interval 10 feet, topography 

100 feet above water surface. Published by North Carolina Geological and 

Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, "Water-power survey of Surry and 

Wilkes counties," 1922.

(a) Ararat River from mouth to Douglas Ford, 8 miles (2FB). Profile by 

North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey. Scale, 1 inch=1,870 feet. 

Two dam sites are shown as follows: Hiatt's dam site, near bridge on road 

from Dobson to Pilot Mountain, scale not given, contour intervals 5 and 10 

feet, topography 30 to 80 feet above water surface; Matthew's mill site, scale, 

1:2,600, contour interval 10 feet, topography 90 feet above water surface. 

Maps of the dam sites and river profile published by North Carolina Geological 

and Economic Survey in Economic Paper 53, " Water-power survey of Surry 

and Wilkes counties," 1922.

Catawba River (head of Wateree and Santee rivers) from Marion to Connelly 

Springs, 45 miles (2GA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 

20 to 50 feet above water surface. A small-scale profile is published in WaterSupply Paper 115. Map in two sheets.

Catawba and Wateree rivers (head of Santee River) from Halltown Road 

Ford, N. C., to Camden, S. C., 216 miles (2GB, 2GC, 2GD). Profile by United 

States Geological Survey from surveys at different dates. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. 

Published in two sheets; out of stock.

Catawba River (head of Wateree and Santee rivers) from point 14 miles above 

Buck Creek to North Carolina-South Carolina line, 140 miles (2GA, 2GB, 2GC). 

Unpublished plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1879. Scale, 

1:8,672. Map is in four large sheets and shows little except the course of the 

river. Map also shows 28 miles in South Carolina.

(a) Broad River (head of Congaree River and tributary to Wateree River) 

from Green River, N. C., to Columbia, S. C., 143 miles (2GE). Profile by Corps 

of Engineers, United States Army, and United States Geological Survey, 1879. 

Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Profile published by United States Geological Survey in 

one sheet; out of stock.
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Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River.

(b) South Fork of New River (head of New River (3FA)). Plan and profile 

from point 18 miles below Bowie to Bowie. Scale, 1:29,000. No contours, 

Prepared and published by North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey in 

Economic Paper 53, "Water-power survey of Surry and Wilkes counties," 1922.

(6) French Broad River (head of Tennessee River) from Paint Rock to Asheville, 43 miles (3TF, 3TG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1902. Scale, 1:63,360. Unpublished profile on one sheet. This is a straightline plan projected from the profile and shows distances along the river but no 

topography.

(b) French Broad River from Brevard to bridge near Asheville, 48 miles (3TF). 

Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1878. 

Scale, 1:48,000. No topography. Plan and profile on one sheet.

(b) Tennessee River.

(c) Nolichucky River from Caney River to Erwin, Tenn., 15 miles (3TJ). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 

1:63,360. Profile on one sheet. Toe and North Toe rivers are shown on the 

same sheet. A straight-line plan projected from the profile show* distances 

along the river but no topography.

(d) Caney River from mouth to Burnsville, 25 miles. (3TJ). Unpublished 

plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 1:63,360. 

No topography. Plan and profile on one sheet.

(d) Toe River from mouth to forks, 22 miles (3TJ). Unpublished plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 1:63,360. A straightline plan projected from the profile shows distances along the river but no 

topography.

(e) North Toe River from mouth to Plum Tree, 33 miles (3TJ). Unpublished 

plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 1:63,360. 

No topography.

(c) Holston River.

(d) Watauga River. See Tennessee.

(c) Hiwassee River from North Carolina-Georgia line to North Carolina-Tennessee line, 58 miles (3UJ). Unpublished plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. Topography, 50 feet above water 

surface. Contour interval, 10 feet. Plan on two sheets, profile on. one sheet. 

Map shows river from Hiwassee, Ga., to Apalachia, Tenn.

(d) Nottely River from mouth to North Carolina-Georgia line, 18 miles (3UJ). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 40 to 70 feet above water surface. Plan 

on one s"heet. Map shows river from the mouth to Blairsville, Ga.

For areas in North Carolina covered by standard United States Geological 

Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

NORTH DAKOTA

Mississippi River.

(a) Missouri River from Montana-North Dakota line to Iowa line at Sioux 

City, 947 miles (6E, 6J, 6L). Plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 

1892. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Height to which topography is carried varies. This is part of a map prepared for use in connection 

with navigation, showing the river from the mouth to Three Forks, Mont., 2,551 

miles. There are no contours on this map, but topography is indicated by 

hachures. Published by the Missouri River Commission, St. Louis, Mo,

Nelson River and Lake Winnepeg.
54 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

(a) Red River from international boundary to Lake Traverse, 455 miles (5O, 

5P). Plan and profile by Bureau of Public Roads, United States Department 

of Agriculture. Scale, plan 1:53,000; profile 1 inch=10 miles. No topography, 

but many elevations are given on the plan, which was prepared in connection with 

drainage investigations. Published in Bulletin 1017 of the Department of Agriculture, entitled " Report on drainage and prevention of overflow in the valley 

of the Red River of the North."

For areas in North Dakota covered by standard United States Geological 

Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

OHIO

Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River from Cairo, 111., to Pittsburgh, Pa., 967 miles, has been surveyed at different dates by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army. The 

maps have been prepared for use in connection with navigation and are on file 

in the district offices of the Corps of Engineers that are concerned with Ohio 

River.

Ohio is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic 

maps; scale, 1:62,500, contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

OKLAHOMA

Most of eastern Oklahoma is covered by standard United States Geological 

Survey topographic maps; scales, 1:125,000 and 1:62,500; contour intervals, 

20, 25, and 50 feet. (See pi. 1.)

OREGON

Silver Lake.

(a) Silver Creek, Thompson Valley reservoir site, in Tps. 30 and 31 S., Rs. 13 

and 14 E. (10 AC). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State 

of Oregon, 1914. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. .Topography, 

60 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam site is shown on a scale df 

1: 24,000; contour interval, 5 feet; detailed topography. Published by United 

States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report on Silver Lake 

Irrigation project, 1915.

Malheur Lake and Harney Lake.

(a) Silvies River, Silvies Valley reservoir site, from sec.15, T. 19S., R. 31 E., to 

see. 25, T. 17 S., R. 31 E. (10AB). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1904. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 100 feet above water surface at dam site. The dam site is shown 

on a scale of 1:24,000, contour interval, 10 feet. Published by United States 

Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report on Harney and Silver 

Creek irrigation projects, 1916.

(a) Silvies River, Lower Silvies reservoir site, in Tps. 20 and 21 S., R. 29 E. 

(10AB). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 

1916. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 100 feet above 

water surface at dam site. Two dam sites are shown on a scale of 1:4,800; 

contour interval, 10 feet; topography, 300 feet and 70 feet, respectively, above 

water surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of 

Oregon in a report on Harney and Silver Creek irrigation projects, 1916.

(6) Emigrant Creek, Emigrant Creek reservoir site, in Tps. 20 and 21 S., R. 

28 E. (10AB). Scale, 1:63,360. Contour intervals, 10 and 50 feet. Topography, 

150 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam site is shown on a scale of 

1:3,160; contour interval, 10 feet; topography, 150 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a 

report on Harney and Silver Creek irrigation projects, 1916.
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(a) Silver Creek from sec. 22, T. 21 S., R. 26 E., to sec. 33, T. 23 S., R. 27 E. 

(10AA). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon. 

^Silver Creek reservoir site comprises the area above sec. 6, T. 22 S., R. 26 E. 

It is mapped on a scale of 1: 48,000; contour interval, 10 feet; topography, 100 

'feet above water surface at dam site. The dam site is shown on a scale of 

1:2,400; contour interval, 10 feet; topography, 150 feet above water surface. 

Below the reservoir site the scale is 1:190,080 and the contour intervals 10 and 

50.feet. Topography for this lower section covers a wide area it is proposed to 

irrigate. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of

 Oregon in a report on Harney and Silver Creek irrigation projects, 1916.

Klamath River from California-Oregon boundary to Keno, Oreg., 25 miles 

(11AE). Plan and profile by. United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:48,000. Topography, 150 to 700 feet above water surface. Contour intervals,

"25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. In preparation. This is part of a map of 

the river from sec. 12, T. 10 N., R. 3 E., Calif., to Keno, Oreg., 202 miles. 

(See California.)

The following dam sites were surveyed on Klamath River in Oregon scale, 

1:2,400; contour interval, 10 feet. The maps are published in one sheet (sheet F) 

by United States Geological Survey. For maps of dam sites in California see

 California.

Salt Caves site, mile 178.9; topography, 160 feet above water surface.

Spencer Creek site, mile 193.1; topography, 80 feet above water surface.

Keno site, mile 200.5; topography, 60 feet above water surface.

Columbia River from Oregon-Washington boundary, in T. 6 N., R. 31 E., to 

Celflo Falls, in T. 2 N., R. 15 E., 110 miles (12MA, 12MG). Unpublished plan 

.and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1906. Scale, 1:10,000. 

Very little topography. Columbia River has been surveyed from the international boundary to its mouth by the Corps of Engineers. The surveys were 

made to obtain data for navigation, however, and for the most part show little 

topography. Maps of the stretch indicated above are on file in the offices of the 

Geological Survey in Washington, D. C. Correspondence concerning surveys 

.should be addressed to the district engineer of the corps at Portland, Oreg.

(a) Snake River from Lewiston, Idaho, to Huntington, Oreg. (see Idaho) 

(12HR, 12HN, 12HK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, 25 to 500 feet above water surface. Published by United States 

Geological Survey in 17 sheets, 10 plans and 7 profiles. The major portion of 

the stretch from Huntington, Oreg., to Lewiston, Idaho, is along the boundary 

between Oregon and Idaho, and the mileage, 187 miles, is given under Idaho. 

.Sheet J shows four dam sites on a scale of 1:4,800 and one site on a scale of 

1:2,400, as listed below; contour interval, 10 feet.

Mountain Sheep Creek dam site, between miles 50 and 51; topography, 170 

feet above water surface.

Corral Creek dam site, between miles 77 and 78; topography, 350 feet above 

water surface.

Squaw Creek dam site, between miles 95 and 96; topography, 280 feet above 

water surface.

32 Point Creek dam site, between miles 112 and 113; topography, 170 feet 

;above water surface.

Nelson Creek dam site, between miles 120 and 121; topography, 90 feet above

 water surface.

, Snake River from mouth to source. Unpublished profile. Scale, 1 inch ==40 

:miles. Prepared.by Oregon Short Line Railroad.
56 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

(6) Owyhee River, Duncan Ferry reservoir site, from sec. 8, T. 32 S., R. 42 

E., to sec. 4, T. 31 S., R. 41 E., about 9 miles (12HE). Plan by United States 

Bureau of Reclamation, 1906. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report entitled " Malheur and Owyhee 

projects, irrigation and drainage," 1916. Scale of published map, 1:63,360, 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface at dam 

site. Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:2,400; contour intervals, 10 and 50 feet; 

topography, 300 feet above water surface.

(6) Owyhee River, Red Butte reservoir site, in T. 26 S., Rs. 43 and 44 E. 

(12HE). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon^ 

1904. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above 

water, surface at dam site. Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:7,200, eemtottf 

interval, 10 feet, topography 200 feet above waijer surface. Published by United 

States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report entitled " Malheo^- 

and Owyhee projects, irrigation and drainage, " 1916.

(6) Owyhee River, Owyhee Canyon diversion dam site, in sec. 14, T. 21 S.,. - 

R. 45 E. (12HE). Surveyed by United States Bureau of Reclamation and ; 

State of Oregon, 1904. Scale, 1:9,600. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 

160 feet above water surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and $tate of Oregon in a report entitled " Malheur and Owyhee projects, 

irrigation and drainage, " 1916.

(6) Malheur River, Harper reservoir site, from sec. 17, T. 19 S., R. 43 E,, tosec. 34, T. 20 S., R. 41 E., about 15 miles (12HH). Unpublished plan by United 

States Bureau of Reclamation, 1909. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. 

Topography, about 150 feet above water surface at dam site.

(c) Middle Fork of Malheur River, Warm Springs reservoir site, from sec. 

8, T. 23 S., R. 37 E., to sec. 27, T. 21 S., R. 36 E., 10 miles (12HH). Plan by 

United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1905. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report entitled " Malheur and Owyhee projects, irrigation and drainage, " 1916, on a scale of 1:64,000, 

contour interval 10 feet, topography 100 feet above water surface at dam site. 

Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:2,400, contour interval 5 feet, topography 180' 

feet above water surface.

(c) North Fork of Malheur River, Agency Valley reservoir site, from sec. 

22, T. 19 S., R. 37 E., to sec. 4, T. 19 S., R. 37 K, about 4 miles (12HH). Plan 

by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1909. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 75 feet abovewater surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of 

Oregon in a report entitled " Malheur and Owyhee projects, irrigation and drainage," 1916, on a scale of 1:63,360, contour interval 10 feet, topography 90 feet 

above water surface at dam site. Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:2,400 feet,- 

contour interval 10 feet, topography 100 feet above water surface.

(a) John Day River, Dayville reservoir site, from sec. 20, T. 12 S., R. 26 E., 

to sec. 3, T. 13 S., R. 27 E. (12MD). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1915. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour intervals, 10 and 

50 feet. Topography, 175 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam jsite is 

shown on a scale of 1:4,800, contour interval 25 feet, topography 200 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of 

Oregon in a report on John Day irrigation project, 1916.

(a) John Day River and North Fork, Spray reservoir site, from sec. 24, T. 9* 

S., R. 25 E., to sec. 30, T. 10 S., R. 26 E., on John Day River, and to sec. 3, T. 

9 S., R. 27 E., on North Fork of John Day River (12MD, 12ME). Plan by
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United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1910. Scale, 1:126,- 

720. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface. 

Dam site is shown on a scale of 1:24,000, contour interval 50 feet, topography 

150 feet above water surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclama5- 

tion and State of Oregon in a report on the John Day irrigation project, 1916.

(a) John Day River, Twickenham reservoir site, from sec. 11, T. 10 S., R. 20 

E., to sec. 8, T. 9 S., R. 23 E. (12MF). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1908. Scale, 1:173,000. Contour interval, 50 

feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam site is 

shown on a scale of 1:17,150, contour interval 10 feet, topography 150 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of 

Oregon in a report on the John Day irrigation project, 1916,

(a) John Day River, Clarno reservoir site, from sec. 34, T. 9 S., R. 20 E., to 

sec. 18, T. 7 S.> R. 19 E. (12MF). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1914. Scale, 1:96,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 50 

feet. Topography, 225 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam site is shown 

OM a scale of 1:14,750, contour interval 5 feet, topography 225 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report on the John Day irrigation project, 1916.

(a) John Day River, Bull Basin dam site, in sec. 27, T. 3 S., R. 18 E. (12MF). 

Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, and State of Oregon, 1914. 

Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 260 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon 

in a report on the John Day irrigation project, 1916.

(a) John Day River, Jack Knife dam site, in sees. 14,15, 22, 23, T. 3 S., K, IS E. 

(12MF). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon', 

1914. Scale, 1:4,800. Contour intervals, 5 and 25 feet. Topography, 325 feet 

above water surface. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation aad 

State of Oregon in a report on the John Day irrigation project, 1916. -

(a) John Day River, Tenmile Falls power site, in sees. 1, 12, aad 13, T. 2 N., 

R. 18 E., and sees. 6, 7, and 18, T. 2 N., R. 19 E. (12MF). Plan by United 

States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1915. Scale, 1:24,<MXK Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography for area between John Day River and Columbia, River, 800 feet above water surface of John Day River. Published by 

United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report on ibe 

John Day irrigation project, 1916. .

(a) John Day River from mouth, in sec. 23, T. 3 N., R. 17 E., to sec.-30, T. 9 S., 

JR. 26 E. (mouth of Middle Fork) 180 miles (12MF). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 75 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 377.

(6) Rock Creek, Devils Gap reservoir site, from sec. 15 to sec. 35, T. 3 S., R. 22 

E. (12MF). Plan by United States Bureau uf Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1911. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 20 and 25 feet. Topography, 

150 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report on the John Day irrigation project, 

1916.

(a) Deschutes River and West Fork from mouth, in sec. 23, T. 2 N., R. 16 E., 

to sec, 23, T. 21 S., R, 9 E. (Pringle Falls), 217 miles (12MH, 12MK). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 to 700 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 344.

(6) East Fork of Deschutes River from mouth, in sec. 7, T. 20 S., R. 10 E., to 

sec. 9, T. 22 S., R. 10 E., 31 miles (12MH). Plan and profile by United States
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Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, about 50 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 344.

(c) Paulina Creek from sec. 18, T. 21 S., R. 11 E., to sec. 12, T. 21 S., R. 10> 

E., 1 mile (12MH). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 5 feet. Very little topography. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 344.

(6) Fall Creek from mouth, in sec. 3, T. 21 S., R. 10 E., to sec. 32, T. 20 S., 

R. 10 E., 5 miles (12MH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, about 50- 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 344.

(6) Crooked River from mouth to trail crossing, in sec. 33, T. 13 S., R. 13 E., 

about 20 miles (12MJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1925. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water 

surface. Topography, 100 to 500 feet above water surface. Maps in preparation.

(c) Ochoeo Creek from mouth to sec. 6, T. 15 S., R. 17 E., 9 miles (12MJ). 

Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon, 1914, Scale, 

1:63,360. Contour intervals, 20 and 100 feet. Detailed topography. Published 

by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a report on 

Ochoeo irrigation project and Crooked River investigation, 1915.

(c) Ochoeo Creek reservoir site, from sec. 5, T. 15 S., R. 17 E., to sec. 36, T. 

14 S., R. 17 E. (12MJ). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation and 

State of Oregon, 1914. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface at dam site. The dam site is shown on a 

scale of 1:3,600, contour interval 5 feet, topogaphy 130 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation and State of Oregon in a 

report on Ochoeo irrigation project and Crooked River investigation, 1915.

(6) Metolius River from mouth in sec. 22, T. 11 S., R. 12 E., to sec. 22, T. 13 

S,t R. 9 E., 41 miles (12MK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1< 31,690. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 25 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 344.

(c) Lake Creek from mouth, in sec. 10, T. 13 S., R. 9 E., to sec. 34, T. 13 S., 

R. 8 E. (Blue Lake), 8 miles (12MK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 

5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 344. The survey of Lake Creek includes Suttles Lake and 

Blue Lake.

(6) Shitike Creek from mouth, in sec. 30, T. 9 S., R. 13 E., to sec. 30, T. 9 S., 

R. 10 E., 20 miles (12 MK). Plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1912. 

Scale, 1:24,000. No contours, but a little topography is indicated by shading. 

The profile extends to Harvey Lake, 32 miles above the mouth.

(6) Shitike Creek from mouth, in sec. 30, T. 9 S., R. 13 E., to sec. 18, T. 9 S.t 

R. 12 E., 7 miles (12 MK). Plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1912. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 25 feet. Detailed topography.

(6) Warm Springs River from mouth, in sec. 21, T. 8 S., R. 14 E., to sec. 4, 

T. 7 S., R. 9 E., 41 miles (12 MK). Unpublished plan and profile by Office of 

Indian Affairs, 1912. Scale, 1:24,000. No contours, but a little topography is 

indicated by shading.

(c) Badger Creek from mouth, in sec. 21, T. 7 S., R. 11 E., to sec. 31, T. 7 S., 

R. 10 E., 9 miles (12 MK). Unpublished plan and profile by Office of Indian 

Affairs, 1912. Scale, 1:24,000. No contours, but a little topograhy is indicated 

by shading.

(c) Mill Creek from mouth, in sec. 13, T. 8 S., R. 11 E., to sec. 12, T. 9 S., 

E. 8 E., 22 miles (12 MK). Unpublished plan and profile by office of Indian
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Affairs, 1912. Scale, 1:24,000. No contours, but a little topography is indicated 

by shading.

(c) Beaver Creek from mouth, in sec. 18, T. 8 S., R. 12 E., to sec. 36, T. 6 S., 

R. 10 E., 13 miles (12MK). Plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1912. 

Scale, 1:24,000. No contours, but a little topography is indicated by shading.

(c) White River from mouth, in sec. 9, T, 4 S., R. 14 E., to sec. 20, T. 4 S., 

R. 13 E., 9 miles (12MK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1914. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, about 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 378.

(a) Hood River from mouth, in sec. 25, T. 3 N., R. 10 E., to sec. 18, T. 1 N., 

R. 10 E. (East Fork), 14 miles (12MN). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, mostly 25 and 50 feet but in places 200 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 348.

(&) East Fork of Hood River from mouth in sec. 18, T. 1 N., R. 10 E., to sec. 

4, T. 1 S., R. 10 E., 6 miles (12MN). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 

5 feet on water. Topography, mostly 25 feet above water surface. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 348.

(6) Middle Fork of Hood River from mouth, in sec. 18, T. 1 N., R. 10 E., to 

sec. 25, T. 1 N., R. 9 E., 2 miles (12MN). Plan and profile by United StatesGeological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 348. .

(&) West Fork of Hood River from mouth, in sec. 1, T. 1 N., R. 9 E., to sec. 

14, T. 1 N., R. 9 E. 2.5 miles (12 MN). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 348.

(a) Sandy River from sec. 17, T. 2 S. R. 8 E., to sec. 18, T. 2 S., R. 6 E., 18 

miles (12MO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 75 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

348.

(6) Zigzag River from sec. 33, T. 2 S., R. 7 E., to sec. 17, T. 3 S., R. 8 E., ft 

miles (12MO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 75 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

348.

(c) Camp Creek from sec. 13, T. 3 S., R. 7 E., to sec. 17, T. 3 S., R. 8 E., 2 

miles (12MO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Very 

little topography.

Published in Water-Supply Paper 348.

(c) Still Creek from sec. 2, T. 3 S., R. 7 E., to sec. 29, T. 3 S., R. 8 E., 5 

miles (12MO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Very 

little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 348.

(a) WiUamette River (12N).

(6) Middle Fork of WiUamette River from sec. 12, T. 21 S., R. 2 E., to sec. 

28, T. 24 S., R. 5 E., 39 miles (12NB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913-14. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land
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and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Papers 349 and 378.

(c) Salt Creek from sec. 22, T. 21 S., B. 3 E., to the falls, 22 miles (12NB). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 150 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 349.

(c) Salmon Creek from sec. 16, T. 21 S., R. 3 E., upstream 18 miles (12NB). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 150 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 349.

(d) Black Creek from mouth upstream 4 miles (12NB). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 349.

(c) North Fork of Middle Fork of Willamette River from sec. 12, T. 21 S., R. 

2 E., upstream 18 miles (12NB). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 349.

(6) McKenzie River from mouth to Clear Lake, about 80 miles (12ND). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 60 to 200 

feet above water surface. In preparation.

Clear Lake resevoir site, in sees. 5, 8, and 9, T. 14 S., R. 7 E., (12ND). Plan 

by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 

10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above water surface. In preparation.

Martins Rapids dam site, in sec. 36, T. 16 S., R. 2 E. (12ND). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 10 

feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface. Maps in preparation. A survey of the land that would be overflowed by such a dam was also made on a 

sbale of 1:31,680 and contour interval :of 10 feet.

'(c) Lost Creek from mouth upstream 4 miles (12ND). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface.

(c) Horse Creek from mouth upstream 10 miles (12ND). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 

2O feet on land and 5 on-water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. In 

preparation.

(c) South Fork of McKenzie River from mouth upstream 20 miles (12ND). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet 

above water surface. In preparation.

(c) Blue River from mouth upstream 8 miles (12ND). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. In 

preparation.

(6) Santiam River.

(c) North Fork of Santiam River from sec. 18, T. 9 S., R. 2 E. to sec. 15, T. 

11 S., R. 7 E., 47 miles (12NE.). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 50 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water 

Supply Paper 349.

(6) Marion Fork from sec. 15, T. 11 S., R. 7 E., to sec. 26, T. 11. S., R. 7 E., 

2 miles (12NE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913.
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Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 .feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 349.

(d) North Fork of North Fork of Santiam River from sec. 15, T. 11 S., R. 7 

E., to sec. 21, T. 11 S., R. 7 E., 1^ miles (12NE). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680 Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 feet above water surface. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 349.

(d) Pamelia Creek from sec. 33, T. 10 S., R. 7 E., to sec. 36, T. 10 S., R. 7 E., 

3 miles (12NE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 500 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 349.

(d) Whitewater Creek from sec. 20, T. 10 S., R. 7 E., to sec. 24, T. 10 S., R. 

7 E., 4 miles (12NE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

913. Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, 50 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 349.

(d) Breitenbush River from sec. 15, T. 10 S., R. 5 E., to sec. 20, T. 9 S., R. 7 

E., 14 miles (12NE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

349.

(6) Clackamas River from sec. 34, T. 3 S., R. 4 E., to sec. 7, T. 7 S., R. 8 E., 

41 miles (12NG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

349.

(c) Collawash River from sec. 22, T. 6 S., R. 6 E., to sec. 23, T. 7 S., R. 6 E., 

8 miles (12NG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

349.

Rogue River from sec. 17, T. 36 S., R. 14 W., near the mouth to Haymaker 

dam site 2 miles above National Creek, sec. 20, T. 29 S., R. 4 E., 198 miles (12RD). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet 

above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey, in 11 

sheets, 6 plans and 5 profiles.

Lost Creek reservoir site, with a dam in sec. 26, T. 33 S.r R. 1 E. (12RD). 

Plan by. United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

interval, 20 feet. Topography, 240 feet above water surf ace at dam site. Published by United States Geological Survey, on two sheets, part of the map of 

Rogue River.

Haymaker reservoir site, with a dam at mile 198, 2 miles above mouth of 

National Creek (12RD). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 160 feet above water 

surface at dam site. In preparation.

The following dam sites on Rogue River were surveyed in 1923: Scale, 1:2,400; 

contour interval, 10 feet. The maps are in preparation.

Copper Canyon site, in sec. 11, T, 35 S., R. 12 W., at mile 20.5; topography, 

180 feet above water surface.

Devils Stairs site, in sec. 17, T. 33 S., R. 10 W., at mile 43; topography, 160 feet 

above water surface.

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Horseshoe Bend site, in sees. 23 and 26, T. 33 S., R. 9 W., at mile 54; topography 150 feet above water surface.

Taylor Greek site, in sec. 5, T. 35 S., R. 7 W., at mile 75,3; topography, 190 

feet above water surface.

Hell Gate site, in sec. 10, T. 35 S., R. 7 W., at mile 78; topography, 160 feet 

above water surface.

Trail Greek site, in sec. 10, T. 34 S., R. 1 W., at mile 143.5; topography, 100 

feet above water surface.

Lost Greek site, in sec. 26, T. 33 S., R. 1 E., at mile 154.7; topography, 175 

feet above water surface.

Hamaker site, in sec. 20, T. 29 S., R. 4 E., at mile 198; topography, 140 feet 

above water surface.

(a) Mill Creek from mouth, in sec. 32, T. 32 S., R. 3 E., upstream 5 miles 

(12RD). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on part of one sheet of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Bar Creek from mouth, in sec. 32, T. 32 S., R. 3 E., upstream 5 miles 

(12RD). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on part of one sheet of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Red Blanket Creek from mouth, in sec. 4, T. 33 S., R. 3 E., upstream 4 

miles (12RD). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on part of one sheet of the map of Rogue River.

(a) South Fork of Rogue River from mouth, in sec. 11, T. 33 S., R. 2 E., to sec. 

12, T. 33 S., R. 3 E., 9 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 

5 feet on water. Topography, 200 to 500 feet above water surface. Published 

by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map of Rogue 

River.

(&) Middle Fork of Rogue River from mouth, in sec. 9, T. 33 S., R. 3 E., to sec. 

36, T. 32 S., R. 3 E., 5 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923, Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet 

ola water. Topography, 500 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Lost Creek from mouth, in sec. 23, T. 33 S., R. 1 E., upstream 1 mfle 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1: 31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map 

of Rogue River.

(a) Big Butte Creek from mouth, in sec. 34, T. 33 S., R. 1 E., to sec. 17, T. 

35 S., R. 3 E., 18 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on parts of three sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(6) McNeil Creek from mouth, in sec. 14, T. 34 S., R. 1 E., upstream 2 miles 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 80 to 200 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(&) Neil Creek from mouth, in sec. 14, T. 34' S., R. 1 E., upstream 2 miles 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water
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surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Elk Creek from mouth, in sec. 31, T. 33 S., R. 1 E., to sec. 20, T, 33 S.r 

R. 1 E., 3 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Trail Creek from mouth, in sec. 3, T. 34 S., R. 1 W., upstream 2 miles 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map 

of Rogue River.

(a) Little Butte Creek from mouth, in ;sec. 12, T. 36 S., R. 2 W., upstream 

1 mile (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 

20 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Applegate River from mouth, in sec. 20, T. 36 S., R. 6 W., upstream 3 

miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Very little topography. Published 

by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map of Rogue 

River.

A dam-site survey (scale, 1:2,400) was made in T. 37 S., R. 6 W., to an elevation 115 feet above the water surface. Map in preparation.

(a) Dutcher Creek from mouth, in sec. 14, T. 36 S., R. 7 W., upstream 1 mile 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Topography, 20 to 60 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 

20 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River. '

(a) Jumpoff Joe Creek from mouth, in sec. 14, T. 35 S., R. 7 W., to sec. 16, T. 

35 S., R. 6 W., 5 miles (12RD). Surveyed by United States Geological Survey, 

1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet 

above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts 

of two sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Taylor Creek from mouth, in sec..5, T. 35 S., R. 7 W., upstream 1 mile 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of 

the map of Rogue River.

(a) Grave Creek from mouth, in sec. 1, T. 34 S., R. 8 W., upstream 3 miles 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Topography, 60 to 200 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 

20 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Mule Creek from mouth, in sec. 9, T. 33 S., R. 10 W., upstream 1 mile 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet.. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Foster Creek from mouth, in sec. 17, T. 34 S., R. 11 W., upstream 1 mile 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 60 to 140 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.
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(a) Shasta Costa Creek from mouth, in sec. 6, T. 35 S., R. 11 W., upstream 

2 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 100 to 200 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States. Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(a) Illinois River from mouth, in sec. 18, T. 35 S., R. 11 W., to sec. 5, T. 40 

S., R. 8 W., 60 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey in four sheets; two plans and two profiles. 

. Kerby reservoir, with dam in sec. 29, T. 38 S., R. 8 W., was mapped to a scale 

of 1:31,680; contour interval, 10 feet; topography, 120 feet above water surface 

at dam site. It is shown as part of the map of Illinois River on one sheet.

The following dam-site surveys were made on Illinois River to a scale of 1:4,800 

except Kerby site, where the scale was 1:2,400. Contour interval for all sites, 

10 feet. The maps are in preparation.

Kerby site, in sec. 29, T. 38 S., R. 8 W., at mile 50.1; topography, 130 feet 

above water surface.

Josephine Creek site, as an alternative to Kerby site, in sec. 29, T. 38 S., R. 

8 W., at mile 50; topography, 160 feet above water surface.

Fall Creek site, about in sec. 33, T. 37 S., R. 9 W., at mile 39.7; topography, 

150 feet above water surface.

Collier Bar site, in T. 36 S., R. 11 W., 1.5 miles below the mouth of Collier 

Creek, at mile 11.9; topography, 200 feet above the water surface.

(6) East Fork of Illinois River from mouth, in sec. 21, T. 39 S., R. 8 W., upstream 3 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Topography, 10 to 50 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 10 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts 

of two sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Reeves Creek from mouth, in sec. 28, T. 38 S., R. 8 W., upstream 2 miles 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Topography, 10 to 110 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 

10 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Josephine Creek from mouth to^ec, 11, T. 39 S., R. 9 W., 4 miles (12RD). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map 

of Rogue River.

(6) Deer Creek from mouth, in sec. 18, T. 38 S., R. 8 W., upstream 1 mile 

(12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 

1:31,680. Topography, 160 to 200 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 

20 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets 

of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Briggs Creek from mouth, in T. 37 S., R. 9 W., upstream 1 mile (12RD). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map 

of Rogue River.

(6) Klondyke Creek from mouth, in T. 36 S., R. 10 W., upstream 1 mile 

(12RD). Plaa toy United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet of the map 

of Rogue River.
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(6) Collier Creek from mouth upstream 1J^ miles (12RD). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 

20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Silver Creek from mouth upstream 2 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 

feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Indigo Creek from mouth upstream 2 miles (12RD). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 

20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets of the map of Rogue River.

(6) Lawson Creek from sec. 29, T. 35 S., R. 11 W., to sec. 1, T. 36 S., R. 12 

W., 3 miles (12RD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets of the map of Rogue River.

Coquille River (12RC).

(a) South Fork of Coquille River from Ash Swamp dam site, in sec. 23, T. 32 S., 

R. 11 W., to Woodward Creek in sec. 12, T. 31 S., R. 12 W., 25 miles (12RC). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet 

above water surface. In preparation.

Ash Swamp reservoir with proposed dam in sec. 22, T. 32 S., R. 11, W., was 

surveyed by the United States Geological Survey in 1924 to an elevation 200 

feet above water level. The reservoir area is about 800 acres. Topography on 

the river survey was carried to sufficient height on the north (right) bank to 

show location for a conduit from Ash Swamp dam site to Billings Creek, and 

from Boulder Creek to. Kelley Creek. A topographic survey was made of lands 

inside the bend in South Fork of Coquille River below Ash Swamp reservoir 

site. Maps in preparation.

(a) North Fork of Coquille River, Fairview dam site, in N E. ^ sec. 23, T. 28 

S., R. 12 W. (12RC), Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 

1:4,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. 

In preparation.

(6) East Fork of Coquille River, Brewster Valley dam site, in SE. J4 sec. 9, 

T. 28 S., R. 10 W. (12RC). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1925. 

Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water 

surface. Also plan and profile for a conduit from Brewster Valley dam site to 

a point on Cherry Creek in NW. Y± sec. 3, T. 28 S., R. 11 W. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Maps in preparation.

Umpqua River from sec. 30, T. 22 S., R. 7 W. (Elkton), to sec. 31, T. 26 S., R. 

6 W. (Forks), 62 miles (12RB). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1914. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, about 150 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 379.

Umpqua River from Scottsburg to Elkton, 21 mties (12RB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above 

water surface. In preparation.

The following dam sites on Umpqua River were surveyed in 1924, and the 

maps are in preparation:

Scottsburg site, in sec. 18, T. 22 S., R. 9 W.J topography, 75 feet above water 

surface.
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Sawyer Rapids site, in sec. 9, T. 22 S., R. 8 W.; topography, 100 feet above 

water surface.

Kelley's Smith Ferry site, in sec. 8, T. 23 S., R, 7 W., at mile 8.5 (sheet A, 

Water-Supply Paper 379); topography, 100 feet above water surface.

Smith Ferry site, in sec. 30, T. 23 S., R. 7 W., at mile 23.3 (sheet A, WaterSupply Paper 379); topography, 150 feet above water surface.

Kellogg site, in sec. 11, T. 24 S., R. 7 W., at about mile 28.8 (sheet B, WaterSupply Paper 379).

Coles Valley site, in sec. 16, T. 25 S., R. 7 W., at mile 47.9 (sheet C, WaterSupply Paper 379); topography, 400 feet above sea level, equivalent to about 

100 feet above water surface at dam site.

A topographic survey (scale, 1:31,680) was made of the area across the neck 

of the bend in sees. 18, 19, and 30, T. 23 S., R. 7 W., and sees. 12, 13, and 24, 

T. 23 S., R. 8 W. 

A reservoir survey was made of the land that would be overflowed by the 

backwater from a dam at the Coles Valley site, assuming that the water level 

will be raised to the 400-foot contour.

(a) North Umpqua River from sec. 31, T. 26 S., R. 6 W., to Boulder Creek, 68 

miles (12RB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 379.

(a) North Umpqua River from Boulder Creek to Bradley Creek, 32 miles 

(12RB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1914. Scale, 

1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 

100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 379.

The following dam sites on North Umpqua River were surveyed in 1924. The 

location is referred to the mileage above Elkton, as given in Water-Supply 

Paper 379. The maps are in preparation.

Winchester site, in sec. 23, T. 26 S., R. 6 W., about mile 66 (sheet D, WaterSupply Paper 379).

Oak Creek site, in sec. 15, T. 26 S., R. 5 W., about mile 75.5 (sheet E, WaterSupply Paper 379); topography, 75 feet above water level.

Horseshoe Bend site, in sec. 17, T. 26 S., R. 4 W., at mile 85 (sheet E, WaterSupply Paper 379); topography, 75 feet above water level. The neck of the bend 

was surveyed on a scale of 1:31,680, with 10-foot contour interval.

Glide site, in sec. 19, T. 26 S., R. 3 W., at mile 90.7, just below the mouth of 

Little River; topography, 100 feet above water level. A topographic survey for 

a conduit location from the Glide site to the Horseshoe Bend site was made along 

the 720-foot contour.

Clark ranch site, in sec. 21, T. 26 S., R. 2 W., at mile 101.7 (sheet F, WaterSupply Paper 379); topography, 100 feet above water level.

Steamboat site, in about sec. 9, T. 26 S., R. 1 E., at mile 116.8 (sheet G, WaterSupply Paper 379); topography, 225 feet above water level.

Copeland Creek site, in about sec. 21, T. 26 S., R. 2 E., at mile 124.7 (sheet G, 

Water-Supply Paper 379); topography, 200 feet above water level.

Soda Springs site, in sec. 17 or 20, T. 26 S., R. 3 E., at 130.8 miles above Elkton (mile 2, PI. XII, Water-Supply, Paper 379); topography, 225 feet above water 

level.

(fc) Lake Creek from mouth to Diamond Lake, 12 miles (12RB). Plan and 

profile by^United States Geological Survey, 1914. Scale, 1:48,000. Very little 

topography. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on wateV. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 379.

A dam-site survey was made at the outlet of Diamond Lake in 1924; topography, 50 feet above the lake level. In preparation.
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(6) Clearwater River from mouth to Lava Creek, 12 miles (12RB). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet above water 

surface. In preparation.

A topographic survey for a conduit location was run from the point where the 

3,700-foot contour crosses Clearwater River, at about see. 1, T. 27 S., R. 4 E., to 

its mouth.

(6) Fish Creek from mouth to Rough Can Creek, 8 miles (12RB)., Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. , Topography, 200 feet above water 

surface. In preparation.

(6) Steamboat Creek from mouth upstream 10 miles (12RB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet above water 

surface. In preparation.

(a) Mill Creek from mouth, in sec. 20, T. 22 S., R. 10 W., to Loon Lake, 8 

miles (12RB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet On water. 

Topography, 50 to 200 feet above water surface. In preparation. Topography 

was carried to the elevation of the water surface in Loon Lake. A dam site at 

the outlet of Loon Lake was mapped to an elevation 50 feet above the water 

surface, and Loon Lake was mapped to the same elevation as a possible reservoir 

site.

(6) Loon Lake, 2 miles (12RB). Plan by United Slates Geological Survey, 

1924. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above 

water surface. In preparation.

(6) Smith River from tidewater to Gunter post office, 40 miles (12RB). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Plan compiled from other maps. Profile based on aneroid readings. Scale, 1:86,700. 

No contours.

Siletz River from tidewater, in sec. 7, T. 9 S., R. 10 W., to forks, in sec. 18, 

T. 8 S., R. 8 W., about 40 miles (12RA). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. In preparation.

Siletz River, reservoir and dam-site surveys in sec. 18, T. 8 S., R. 8 W. (12RA). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, dam site 1:4,800, reservoir 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water 

surface at dam site. In preparation.

Siletz River, neck of bend in sees. 4 and 9, T. 10 S., R. 10 W. (12RA). Plan 

by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval,

20 feet. Detailed topography. In preparation.

Nehalem River from Mohler to Timber, 99 miles (12RA). Unpublished plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Plan compiled from 

other maps. Profile based on aneroid readings. Scale, 1:86,700. No contours.

(a) Salmonberry River from mouth to source, 31 miles (12RA). Unpublished 

plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Plan compiled from 

other maps. Profile based on aneroid readings and railroad profile. Scale, 

1:86,700. No contours.

Wilson River from mouth to source, 40 miles (12RA). Unpublished plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923. Plan compiled from other 

maps. Profile based on aneroid readings. Scale, 1:86,700. No contours.

Trask River, including North Fork, from Tillamook to sec. 27, T. 1 S., R. 7 W.,

21 miles (12RA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological
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Survey, 1923. Plan compiled from other maps. Profile based on aneroid readings. Scale, 1:86,700. No contours.

Nestucca River from mouth of Beaver Creek to Meadow Lake, 26 miles 

(12RA). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923. Plan compiled from other maps. Profile based on aneroid readings. 

Scale, 1:86,700. No contours.

For areas in Oregon covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

PENNSYLVANIA

Susquehanna River from mouth to Athens, 298 miles (1PH, 1PG, IFF, 1PE, 

1PA, INN, 1NM, 1NL, INK). Profile by United States Geological Survey. 

Scale, 1 inch=3 miles. Published in Water-Supply Paper 109.1

(a) West Branch of Susquehanna River from mouth to Keating, 105 miles 

(10D, 10F, 10G, 10H). Profile by United States Geological Survey. Scale, 

1 inch=14 miles. Published in Water-Supply Paper 109. 1

(a) Juniata River (including Frankstown Branch) from mouth to Hollidaysburg dam, 126 miles (1PB, 1PC, 1PD). Profile by United States Geological 

Survey. Scale, 1 inch=14 miles. Published in Water-Supply Paper 109.-1

(6) Raystown Branch of Juniata River from mouth to Mount Dallas, 79 miles 

(1PC). Profile by United States Geological Survey. Scale,! inch=14 miles. 

Published in Water-Supply 109.1

Mississippi River.

(a) Allegheny River (head of Ohio River), reservoir site No. 3, from a point 

12 miles below Irvineton to point 2 miles above, 14 miles (SAD). Plan and 

profile by Flood'Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(a) Allegheny River, reservoir site No. 2, from point half a mile below Tubbs 

Run to point 2 miles above Tidioute, 16 miles (3AD). Plan and profile by 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. 

Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(&) Allegheny River, reservoir site No. 1, from point 15 miles below Tionesta 

to point 1 mile above, 16 miles (SAD). Plan and profile by Flood Commission 

of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report 

of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(6) Allegheny River from mouth upstream 8 miles (SAM). Plan and profile 

by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1909. Scale, 1:2,400. Contour interval, 

2 feet. Detailed topography. Published in seven sheets in report of Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(6) Allegheny River from mouth upstream 7 miles (3AM). Plan by Corps 

of Engineers, United States Army, 1906-7. Scale, 1:62,500. No topography. 

The Corps of Engineers has maps covering the navigable portions of the 

stream.

(c) Kinzua Creek, reservoir site, from point 2.7 miles above mouth upstream 

7 miles (3AB). Plan and profile by the Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. 

Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Tionesta River, reservoir site, from point 1.2 miles above mouth to Kellettville, 16 miles (SAD). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

i These profiles are on a small scale but may be of some value. They are accompanied by a table of 

elevations at town and distances.
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(c) French Creek, reservoir site, from point 1 mile below Sugar Creek to 

point 4J^ miles above Cochranton, 19 miles (3AE). Plan and profile by Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published 

in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(d) North Branch of French Creek, reservoir site, from point 1.2 miles above 

mouth upstream 10 miles (3AE). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(d) Cussawago Creek, reservoir site, from point 2.1 miles above mouth upstream 7^2 miles, disregarding bends; actual length of meandering channel, 17 

miles (3AE). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 

1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) East Sandy Creek, reservoir sites Nos. 1 and 2, from point 0.6 mile above 

mouth upstream 33^ miles (3AF). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Clarion River, reservoir site No. 4, from point 5 miles below Millstone to 

Hallton, 14 miles (3AF). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Clarion River, reservoir site No. 3, from Mill Creek to point 1% miles 

above Clarington, 23 miles (3AF). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Clarion River, reservoir site No. 1, from mouth to Piney Creek, 23 miles 

(3AF). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 

1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Red Bank Creek.

(d) Little Sandy Creek, reservoir site, from mouth upstream 7 miles (3AH). 

Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. 

No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh 1911.

(c) Mahoning Creek, reservoir site No. 2, from point 1 mile below Glade Run 

and 5^2 miles below Milton upstream 14 miles (3AJ). This reservoir site includes 

43^ miles of Little Mahoning Creek. Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Mahoning Creek, reservoir site No. 1, from point 1% miles below Putneyville to point 2 miles above Eddyville, 7 miles (3AJ). Plan and profile by Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published 

in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Crooked Creek, reservoir site, from mouth upstream 14 miles (3AJ). Plan 

and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No 

topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Kiskiminetas River.

(d) Black Lick Creek, reservoir site, from point one-fourth mile above mouth 

upstream 103^ miles (3AL). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(d) Loyalhanna Creek, reservoir site, from point 1.3 miles above mouth upstream 19 miles (3AL). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911. 

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(c) .Buffalo Creek, reservoir site, from point 11.7 miles above mouth upstream 

6 miles (SAM). Plan and profile developed from United States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. Notopography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(6) Beaver Creek from mouth to junction of Shenango and Mahoning rivers, 

25 miles (3CD). Plan and profile by Water-Supply Commission of Pennsylvania, 1912. Scale, 1:100,000. No contours. Published by State Water-Supply 

Commission in Pymatuning reservoir report, 1912.

(c) Shenango River, Pymatuning Swamp reservoir site, from point near Shermansville to Turnersville, 16 miles (3CC). Plan and profile by Water-Supply 

Commission of Pennsylvania, 1912. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Topography, 40 feet above water surface. Published by Water-Supply Commission of Pennsylvania in Pymatuning reservoir report, 1912.

(c) Shenango River from mouth to source, 66 miles (3CC). Plan and profile 

by Water-Supply Commission of Pennsylvania, 1912. Scale, 1:100,000. No 

contours. Published by Water-Supply Commission of Pennsylvania in Pymatuning reservoir report, 1912.

(a) Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Cairo, 111., 967 miles. Plan by Corps of 

Engineers, United States Army. Surveyed at different dates to obtain data 

for navigation. The maps are on file in the district offices of the Corps of Engineers that are concerned with Ohio River.

(a) Ohio River at Pittsburgh, from junction of Allegheny and' Monongahela 

Rivers downstream 5 miles (3CA). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1909. Scale, 1:2,400. Contour interval, 2 feet. Detailed topography. Published in five sheets in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1911.

(6) Monongahela River from Pittsburgh to West Fork, W. Va., 128 miles 

(3BD, 3BH, 3BG). Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of Engineers* 

United States Army. Compiled in 1906-7. Scale, 1: 62,500. No topography 

Original map is in files of Corps of Engineers. A table of elevations is given on 

the same sheet as the plan.

(6) Monongahela River from mouth upstream 6K miles (3BH). Plan and 

profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1909. Scale, 1:2,400. Contour interval, 2 feet. Detailed topography. Published in six sheets in report of Flood 

Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Youghiogheny River, reservoir site No. 1, from point 1.1 miles above 

confluence upstream 7 miles (3BJ). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Youghiogheny River from mouth to West Newton, 19 miles (3BK). 

Plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1873 and 1899. 

Scale, 1:25,340. No topography. The maps were prepared for use in connection with navigation and show little except plan and profile.

(d) Casselman River reservoir sites Nos. 1-5, from point 4.2 miles above mouth 

upstream 9 miles (3BJ). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh* 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(e) Laurel Hill Creek, reservoir site, from point 5.2 miles above mouth 

upstream 3 miles (3BJ). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

For areas in Pennsylvania covered by topographic maps see Plate 1.
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RHODE ISLAND

Rhode Island is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps; scale, 1:62,500; contour interval, 20 feet. (See pi. 1.)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Chattooga River (head of Savannah River). (See Georgia.)

Tugaloo River (continuation of Chattooga River). (See Georgia.)

Savannah River. (See Georgia.)

(a) Broad River. (See North Carolina.)

Black River from Kingstree to Fords Ferry, below Mingo Creek, 102 miles 

(2FO). Unpublished plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1880. 

Scale, 1:12,672. Map in three sheets, showing only the river. Of little value 

except for navigation.

(a) Mingo Creek, from mouth to point above Williams Landing, 15 miles 

(2FO) Unpublished plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1890. 

Scale, 1:36,000. The map also shows Black River from its mouth to the mouth 

of Mingo Creek. Prepared for navigation. '

Wateree River (lower part of Catawba River) from Catawba River (head of 

Santee River) to Santee River, 105 miles (2GD). Unpublished plan by Corps 

of Engineers, United States Army, 1879. Scale, 1:12,672. A map in two sheets, 

showing only the river channel. Surveyed for navigation..

Catawba River. (See North Carolina.)

For areas in South Carolina covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

SOUTH DAKOTA

Nelson River and Lake Winnepeg. $

(a) Red River from international boundary to Lake Traverse, 455 miles (5O, 

5P). Plan and profile by Bureau of Public Roads, United States Department 

of Agriculture. Scale, plan 1:53,000; profile, 1 inch=10 miles. No topography, 

but many elevations are given on the plan, which was prepared in connection 

with drainage investigations. Published in Bulletin 1017 of the Department of 

Agriculture, entitled, "Report on drainage and prevention of overflow in the 

valley of the Red River of the North."

Mississippi River.

(a) Missouri River from Iowa line at Sioux City to Montana-North Dakota 

line, 947 miles in North and South Dakota (6E, 6J, 6L). Plan by Corps of 

Engineers, United States Army, 1892. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 20 

feet. Height to which topography is carried varies. This was a survey for navigation and the maps were published by the Missouri River Commission. Missouri River has been surveyed by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 

from the mouth to Three Forks, Mont., 2,551 miles. Scale, 1:63,360. No 

contours; topography indicated by hachures. Published in 84 sheets and 9 

index sheets by the Missouri River Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

For areas in South Dakota covered by standard United States Geological 

survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

TENNESSEE

Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River.

(6) Cumberland River.

(c) Harpeth River, reservoir site 1% miles below Belleview (3SD). Scalel 

1:10,560. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 70 feet above water surface 

at dam site. Location of a proposed tunnel to Cumberland River is also shown 

Published by Tennessee Geological Survey in Bulletin 30,1923.
72 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

(6) Tennessee River.

(c) Nolichucky River from Embreeville upstream 6 miles (3TJ). Plan and 

profile by Tennessee Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:18,600. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 to 140 feet above water surface. Published by 

Tennessee Geological Survey in Bulletin 30,1923.

(c) Holston River.

(d) Watauga River from Watauga to Valle Cruces, N. C., 51 miles (3TC). 

Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 

1:63,360. No topography. Map in one sheet.

(e) Elk Creek from mouth to Bear Pen Falls, 12 miles (3TC). Unpublished 

plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1902. Scale, 1:63,360. 

No topography. Map in one large sheet.

(e) Roane Creek from mouth, at Butler, upstream 8^2 miles (3TC). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Surveyr 1902. Scale, 

1:63,360. No topography. Map in one sheet.

(e) Doe River from mouth to Shell Creek, 21 miles (3TC). Unpublished plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour 

intervals, 5, 10, and 25 feet. Topography, 75 feet above water surface.

(c) Clinch River.

(d) Emery River.

(e) Obed River from mouth upstream 6 miles (3UH). Plan and profile by 

Tennessee Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. 

Topography, 100 to 150 feet above water surface. Published by Tennessee Geological Survey in Bulletin 30,1923.

(c) Piney River from point three-fourths mile below Soak Creek upstream 2 

miles (3UA). Plan and profile by Tennessee Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 

1:18,630. Contour interval, 26 feet. Topography, 75 feet above water surface 

at dam site. Published by Tennessee Geological Survey in Bulletin 30, 1923.

(c) Hiwassee River. (See Georgia.)

(c) Soddy Creek from Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway bridge 

near Rathburn, upstream 3.8 miles (3VA). Plan and profile by Tennessee Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1:19,800. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

50 to 450 feet above water surface. Published by Tennessee Geological Survey 

in Bulletin 30, 1923.

(c) Duck River.

(d) Bijffalo River from Little Opossum Creek to Standing Rock Creek, 41 

miles (3WF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. 

Scale, 1:23,760. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 70 feet above 

water surface. Plan and profile each on one sheet. Profile published in WaterSupply Paper 115.

(d) Buffalo River from point three-fourths mile below Little Opossum Creek, 

near Flatwoods, upstream 2 miles (3WF). Plan by Tennessee Geological Survey. 

Scale, 1:37,270. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 60 feet above water 

surface. A proposed tunnel location is also shown. Published by Tennessee 

Geological Survey in Bulletin 30, 1923.

Most of western Tennessee is shown on standard United States Geological 

Survey topographic maps; scales, 1:62,500 and 1:125,000; contour intervals, 20, 

50, and 100 feet. (See pi. 1.)

TEXAS

The maps of rivers in Texas are almost entirely mapa of reservoir sites and 

are partly in preparation. Most of the work was done by the United States 

Geological Survey in cooperation with the Board of Water Engineers of Texas.

Sabine River near Mineola, 20 miles (80). Plan by United States Geological 

Survey and Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1915. Scale, 1:12,000.
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Contour interval, 2 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States 

Geological Survey. Map in three sheet?, surveyed for War Department. Out 

of stock.

Trinity River near Ferris, 10 miles (8N). Plan by United States Geological 

Survey and Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1915. Scale, 1:12,000. 

Contour interval, 2 feet. Detailed topography. Map in three sheets, published 

by United States Geological Survey. Out of stock.

(a) West Fork of Trinity River, Fort Worth reservoir site No. 2, from point 

about 5 miles above Newark, upstream 40 miles (8N). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. 

Topography, 130 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by United 

States Geological Survey in one sheet.

(a) Clear Fork of Trinity River, Fort Worth reservoir site, extending from 

Brooklyn Heights upstream 20 miles (8N). Plan by United States Geological 

Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Topography, 

60 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet. The dam site is shown on a separate sheet, scale, 

1:2,400; contour interval, 5 feet.

Brazos River, Cordova Bend reservoir site, extending from latitude 32° 22' 

30" and longitude 97° 38' upstream 50 miles (8M). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. 

Topography, 70 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by United 

States Geological Survey in one large sheet.

Brazos River, Rainbow reservoir site, extending from latitude 32° 15', longitude 

97° 42' 30", upstream 35 miles (8M). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 60 feet 

above water surface at dam site. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet.

Brazos River, Whitney reservoir site, from Rocky Creek to Nolan River, 30 

miles (8M). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Topography, 30 to 60 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in one sheet.

Brazos River, Breckinridge reservoir site, 25 miles (8M). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 125 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by United 

States Geological Survey.

(a) Clear Fork of Brazos River, Breckinridge reservoir site, from point about

4 miles below mouth of Ranger Creek, upstream about 7 miles (8M). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 

feet. Topography,-30 to 50 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey. The dam site is mapped on a scale of 1; 2,400. Contour interval, 5 feet.

(&) Paint Creek, Breckinridge reservoir site, 13 miles (8M). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Topography, 5 to 100 feet above water surface. Published by United States 

Geological Survey. Mapped in connection with Breckinridge reservoir siteshown on map. of that site.

(a) Bosque River. 

(6) North Fork of Bosque River at Waco reservoir site, 25 miles (8M). Plan 

by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals,

5 and 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States Geological 

Survey in one sheet. Included in map of Waco reservoir site above Waco.

(6) South Fork of Bosque River at Waco reservoir site, from mouth upstream 

15 miles (8M). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:24,000.
74 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 120 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on map of Waco reservoir site.

(a) Little River.

(&) Leon River, reservoir site, from point about 5 miles below mouth of Cowhouse Creek, in latitude 31° 6' and longitude 97° 27', upstream 40 miles (8M). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface at dam site. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on one sheet. The mileage given 

is that of the valley and does not follow the windings of the river.

(&) Leon River at Belton reservoir site, near Belton, 15 miles (8M). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 

10 and 20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States Geological Survey. A short section of Lampasas River and Salada Creek are also 

shown.

(c) Cowhouse Creek at Leon River reservoir site, 15 miles (8M). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 

10 and 20 feet. Topography, 10 to 150 feet above water surface. Published by 

United States Geological Survey. Surveyed in connection with Leon River reservoir site and shown on same map.

(&) Lampasas River, reservoir site, 30 miles (8M). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. 

Topography, 150 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by United 

States Geological Survey in one sheet.

(&) Lampasas River from mouth upstream 10 miles (8M). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 

20 feet. Topography, 30 to 90 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey. Mapped as part of Belton reservoir site on Leon 

River.

(c) Salado Creek from mouth upstream 5 miles (8M). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 

feet. Topography, 20 to 70 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey. Mapped as part of Belton reservoir site.

Colorado River, Bronte reservoir site, from point near mouth of Doublebarrel 

Creek, in latitude 31° 51', longitude 100° 21', upstream 20 miles (8L). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1921. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 

feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface at dam site. Published by 

United States Geological Survey in one sheet. The dam site is shown on a separate sheet, scale, 1:1,200, contour interval, 5 feet.

(a) Concho River.

(b) Middle Concho River at San Angelo reservoir site, 15 miles (8L). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 

feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States Geological Survey on 

part of one sheet.

(c) Spring Creek, at San Angelo reservoir site, 10 miles (8L). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by United States Geological Survey OB part of 

one sheet.

(c) South Concho River at San Angelo reservoir site? 10 miles (8L). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 

5 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United States Geological Survey 

on part of one sheet.

(a) Pecan Bayou at Brownwood reservoir site, from point just below mouth 

of Jim Ned Creek upstream 15 miles (8L). Plan by United States Geological
TEXAS UTAH 75

Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Detailed 

topography. Published by United States Geological Survey.

(6) Jim Ned Creek at Brownwood reservoir site, from mouth upstream 20 

miles (8L). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:48,000. 

Contour intervals, 10 and;,20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by United 

States Geological Survey.

(a) San Saba River, reservoir and dam site, from point 1^£ miles below mouth 

of Brady Creek, in latitude 31° 7' 30", longitude 98° 57', upstream 10 miles (8L). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:12,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface at dam site.. Published 

by United States Geological Survey in one sheet. The dam site is surveyed on 

a scale of 1:1,200; contour interval, 2 feet; topography, 100 feet above water 

surface.

(a) San Saba River, near San Saba, 20 miles (8L). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological 

Survey.

(6) Brady Creek at San Saba River reservoir site, from mouth upstream 5 

miles (8L). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 

1:12,000. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 5 to 90 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey. Surveyed as part of San 

Saba River reservoir site and shown on the same sheet.

Nueces River, Cotulla reservoir site, from point in latitude 28° 25', longitude 

99° 17', upstream 30 miles (8K). Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Detailed topography. On one sheet.

For areas in Texas covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

UTAH

Colorado River from mouth of Green River to Grand Junction, Colo., 133 

miles in Utah, 40 miles in Colorado (9DM). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 to 1,200 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396.

Colorado River from Lees Ferry, Ariz., to mouth of Green River, 188 miles in 

in Utah, 28 miles in Arizona (9FA, 9FC, 9FE). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey in cooperation with Southern California Edison Co., 

1921. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water, 

Topography, 400 to 800 feet above water-surface. Map is in 16 sheets, 12 plans, 

and 4 profiles.

Colorado River, Dewey dam site, just below mouth of Dolores River, Plan 

and four cross sections by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 

1:13,333 (0.9 inch=l,000 feet). Contour interval, 25 feet. Published in Senate 

Document 142, Sixty-seventh Congress, second session, " Problems of Imperial 

Valley and vicinity." '

Dolores River from mouth to Utah-Colorado line, 18 miles (9DK). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 350 to 800 feet above water 

surface. This is part of a plan and profile of the river from its mouth, in Utah, 

to Paradox Valley, in Colorado, in two sheets.

(a) Green River from Green River, Utah, in sec. 15, T. 21 S., R. 16 E., to 

Green River, Wyo., 279 miles in Utah, 65 miles in Wyoming, (9AK, 9BA, 9BJ). 

Plan and profile by United States Bureau of Reclamation and United States
76 PRELIMIITAKY INDEX TO EIVEE SURVEYS

Geological Survey in cooperation with Utah Power & Light Co., 1904, 1913-14, 

1918, 1922. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 20 to 400 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey in 16 sheets, 10 plans and 6 profiles.

(a) Green River, Flaming Gorge dam site, about mile 313.5 above Green 

River, Utah. Plan and two cross sections by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scales, 1:3,430 (1.4 inches=400 feet) and 1:13,000 (1.06 inches=l,200 

feet). Contour intervals, 10 and 50 feet. Published in Senate Document 142 

Sixty-seventh Congress, second session, "Problems of Imperial Valley and 

vicinity."

(a) Green River from Colorado-Utah line to sec. 7, T. 6 S., R. 22 E., 46 miles, 

(12BA). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 

1:31,680. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396. This map is in three sheets 

and does not show topography. The same section is covered on the sheets 

listed above, which show topography.

(a) Green River from sec. 7, T. 6 S., R. 22 E., to sec. 32, T. 9 S., R. 19 E., 54 

miles (9BA, 9BJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913-14. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396. This map shows little topography, but later 

maps listed above cover the same section and show topography.

(a) Green River from mouth to Gunnison Butte, about sec. 10, T. 20 S., R. 16 

E., 128 miles (9BL, 9BJ). Plan and profile by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1914. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 100 to 

200 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396.

(fc) Ashley Creek from south line of sec. 12, T. 3 S., R. 20 E., upstream 11^ 

miles (9BA). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 and 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 1,300 

feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on 

parts of two sheets.

(c) Dry Fork from east line of sec. 16, T. 3 S., R. 20 E., upstream 15 miles 

(9BA). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 

1:31,680. Topography, 80 to 800 feet above water surface. Contour intervals, 

20 and 100 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of 

two sheets.

(6) Duchesne River from NE. H sec. 30, T. 1 N., R. 8 W., to sec. 14, T. 3 N., 

R. 9 W., 15 miles (9BB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 to 1,100 

feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey.on 

parts of two sheets.

(6) Duchesne River, dam site A, just below mouth of Hades Creek (9BB). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1924. Scale, 1:3,168. Contour interval, 5 feet. Topography, 120 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on part of one sheet.

(6) Duchesne River from mouth in sec. 32, T. 4 S., R. 3 E., to sec. 28, T. 3 S., 

R. 1 W., 41 miles (9BD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1913-14. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396.

(c) Hades Creek from mouth, in sec. 26, T. 2 N., R. 9 W., upstream 4^ miles 

(9BB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 100 to 1,100 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) \Vest Fork of Duchesne River from mouth, in seq. 19, T. 1 N., R. 8 W., to 

sec. 30, T. 1 N., R. 9 W., 6^ miles (9BB). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topog-
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I

raphy, 200 to 500 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(d) Wolf Creek from mouth, in sec. 26, T. 1 N., R. 9 W.> upstream 2 miles 

(9BB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 to 300 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) Rock Creek from south line of sec. 9, T. 1 N., R. 6 W., to sec. 8, T. 3 N., 

R. 7 W., 16J^ miles (9BB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Topography, 200 to 300 feet above water surface. Contour interval, 20 feet. Pnblished by United States Geological Survey 

on parts of two sheets.

(c) Rock Creek, dam site B, in sec. 9, T. 1 N., R. 6 W. (9BB). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:3,168. Topography, 150 feet 

above water surface. Contour interval, 5 feet. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on part of one sheet.

(d) West Fork of Rock Creek from mouth, in sec. 5, T. 2 N., R. 7 W., upstream 

2J^ miles (9BB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Topography, 100 to 600 feet above water surface. Contour 

intervals, 20 and 100 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey on 

parts of two sheets.

(c) Strawberry River, Starvation reservoir site, Tps. 3 and 4 S., Rs. 5 and 

6 W. (9BB). Plan by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1920. Scale, 

1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water surface.

(c) Strawberry River, Three Forks reservoir site, from sec. 14, T. 4 S., R. 8 W., 

to sec. 17, T. 4 S., R. 7 W. (9BB). Unpublished plan by United States Bureau 

of Reclamation, 1920. Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet.

(c) Strawberry River froin Indian Creek to Duchesne River, 43 miles (9BB). 

Profile from Denver, Northwestern & Pacific (now Denver & Salt Lake) Railroad 

survey.

(d) Lower Currant Creek, reservoir site, from sec. 27, T. 3 S., R. 9 W., to sec. 

30, T. 3 S., R. 8 W. (9BB). Unpublished plan by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation, 1920. Scale, 1:6,000. Contour interval, 10 feet.

(c) West Fork of Lake Fork (head of Lake Fork) from forks, in sec. 32, T.

1 N., R. 4 W., to sec. 9, T. 3 N., R. 6 W., 20^ miles (9BC). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Surrey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 60 to 700 feet above water surface. Published by 

United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets,

(d) Spring Branch from mouth, in sec. 13, T. 2 N., R. 6 W., to sec. 11, T.

2 N., R. 6 W., 2 miles (9BC). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 

to 700 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey 

on parts of two sheets.

(d) East Fork of Lake Fork from forks, in sec. 32, T. 1 N., R. 4 W., to sec. 

10, T. 3 N., R. 5 W., 20 miles (9BC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 100 to 300 feet above water surface. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(e) Swift Creek from mouth in sec. 4, T. 2 N., R. 4 W., to see. 33, T. 3 N., R. 

4 W., 1 J^miles (9BC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 and 100 feet. Topography, 

20 to 600 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological 

Survey on parts of two sheets.
78 PBEUMINARY INDEX TO BIVER SURVEYS

(c) Uinta River from east line of sec. 5, T. 1 N., R. 1 W.j to north line of sec. 

26, T. 4 N., R. 3 W., 20 miles (9BE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 and 100 feet. 

Topography, 20 to 400 feet above water surface. Published by United States 

Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) Uinta River from mouth in sec. 17, T. 3 S., R. 2 E., to sec. 20, T. 1 S., R. 

1 E., 22 miles (9BE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1913-14. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396.

(d) Pole Creek from mouth to north line of sec. 23, T. 2 N., R. 2 W., 2^ miles 

(9BE). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 100 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on part of one sheet.

(d) Whiterocks Creek from south line of sec. 19, T. 2 N., R. 1 E., to sec. 13, 

T. 4 N., R. 1 W., 13 miles (9BE). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 and 100 feet. Topography, 200 to 600 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(d) Deep Creek.

(e) Mosby Creek from point near south line of sec. 6, T. 3 S., R. 19 E., upstream 2 miles (9BE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1923-24. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. Detailed topography on 

right or west side; very little on east side. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(6) White River from mouth, in sec. 4, T. 9 S., R. 20 E., to sec. 1, T. 9 S., R. 

1 E., 17 miles (9BH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1913-14. Scale, 1:48,000. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396.

San Rafael River from T. 24 S., R. 16 E., to south line of T. 19 S., R. 9 E. 

(9BK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. In preparation.

(6) San Rafael River from mouth, in sec. 25, T. 23 S., R. 16 E., to sec. 4, T. 

24 S., R. 16 E., 4 miles (9BK). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1914. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 396 as part of map of Green River 

from mouth to Guntitjson Butte.

The following plans were made by United States Geographical Survey in 

cooperation with Southern California Edison Co., 1921. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Detailed topography. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on map of Colorado River from 

Lees Ferry to mouth of Green River except as indicated.

(a) Fremont Riv.er from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 30 miles (9FB).

(a) Trachyte Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 6 miles (9FC).

(a) Twomile Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 2 miles (9FC).

(a) Fourmile Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 3 miles (9FC).

(a) Sevenmile Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 3 miles (9FC).

(a) Smith Fork from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 4 miles (9FC).

(a) Hansen Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 8 miles (9FC).

(a) Moki Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 8 miles (9FC).

(a) Bullfrog Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 18 miles (9FC).

(a) Halls Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 15 miles (9FC).

(a) Escalante River from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 30 miles (9FD).
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(a) San Juan River from mouth to Chinle Creek, 133 miles (9GH). Plan and 

profile. Topography, 200 to 600 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey in five sheets; three plans, two profiles.

(6) Piute Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 6 miles (9GH).

(6) Wilson Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 2 miles (9GH).

(a) Aztec Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 6 miles (9FE).

(a) Rock Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 9 miles (9FE).

(a) West Canyon Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 8 miles (9FE).

(a) Last Chance Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 15 miles (9FE).

(a) Kane Creek from mouth to 3,900-foot contour, 4 miles (9FE).

(a) Warm Creek from mouth, near southeast corner of sec. 1, T. 44 S., R. 4 E., 

to 3,900-foot contour, 16 miles (9FE).

(a) Wahweap Creek from mouth, in Arizona, to sec. 11, T. 43 S., R. 2 E., 15 

miles (9FE).

Great Salt Lake Basin. /

(a) Bear River (10 HC).

(6) Logan River from sec.36, T. 12 N., R. 1 E., to Tony Grove Creek, 22 miles 

(10HC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1914. Scale, 

1:48, 000. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 300 to 400 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 420.

A topographic map of the State reservoir, in sec. 36, T. 12 N., R. 1 E., is in 

the files of the Geological Survey. The reservoir is used in connection with the 

generation of power for State institutions, and the original map is probably in 

the State engineer's files. Scale, 1:720. Contour interval, 1 foot.

(c) Blacksmith Fork from sec. 2, T. 10 N., R. 1 E., to sec. 14, T. 10 N., R. 3 

E., 15 miles (10HC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1914. 

Scale, 1:48,000. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 300 to 400 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 420.

(a) Weber River from sec. 17, T. 1 N., R. 5 E., to sec. 26, T. 1 N., R. 8 E., 

31 miles (10HE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 25 to 400 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in five sheets, 

three plans and two profiles.

(a) Weber River from sec, 30, T. 3 N., R. 5 E., to sec. 8, T. 2 N., R. 5 E., 4 

miles (10HE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 25 to 400 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey. (See above.)

(a) Weber River, Echo reservoir site, from Echo City, in sec. 24, T. 3 N., R. 

4 E., to Coalville, 5 miles (10HE). Plan by Utah Water Storage Association, 

1919. Scale, 1:42,240. Topography, 100 feet above water surface at dam site. 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Published in Water-Supply Paper 517.

(6) Smith and Morehouse Creek from mouth, in sec. 28, T. 1 N., R. 7 E., to 

sec. 12, T. S., R. 7 E., 6 miles (10HE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 

400 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on 

parts of two sheets.

(6) South Fork of Weber River from mouth, in sec. 12, T. 1 S., R. 6 E., 2 

to sec. 8, T. 1 S., R. 6 E., 2 miles (10HE). Plan by United States Geological 

Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 300 

feet above water surface. Mapped in connection with Weber River. Published 

by United States Geological Survey.

(6) Beaver Creek: from mouth, in sec. 26, T. 1 S., R. 5 E., to sec. 25, T..2 S., 

R. 6 E., 11 miles (10HE).- Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey,
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1920. Scale, 1:31, 680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 200 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey.

(6) Beaver Creek, Beaver Creek reservoir site, in sees. 25 and 36, T. 1 S., R. 

5 E., sec. 1, T. 2 S., R. 5 E., and sec. 6, T. 2 S., R. 6 E. (10HE). Plan by Utah 

Water Storage Association, 1919. Scale, 1:24,000. Topography, 55 feet above 

water surface at dam site. Contour interval, 5 feet. Published in WaterSupply Paper 517.

(6) Chalk Creek: from mouth, in sec. 8, T. 2 N., R. 5 E., to sec. 26, T. 3 N., 

R. 6 E., 12 miles (10HE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Surrey, 

1920. Scale, 1:31, 680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 300 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets in connection with Weber River.

(6) Lost Creek, Lost Creek reservoir site, in sees. 4, 5, and 8, T. 5 N., R. 5 

E., 1J^ miles (10HE). Plan by Utah Water Storage Association, 1920. Scale, 

1:15,840. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface 

at dam site. Published in Water-Supply Paper 517.

(c) South Fork of Chalk Creek from mouth, in sec. 5, T. 2 N., R. 6 E,, to sec., 

10, T. 2 N., R. 6 E., 2 miles (10HE). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 200 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets in connection with Weber River.

(6) East Canyon Creek from mouth, in sec. 27, T. 4 N., R. 2 E., to sec. 23, T. 

2 N., R. 3 E., 18 miles (10HE). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 25 to 

200 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey 

on two sheets, one plan and one profile.

(b) Ogden River, Magpie and Cobble Creek reservoir sites, from east line of 

see. 12, T. 6 N., R. 2 E., to sec. 33, T. 7 N., R. 3 E., 3 miles (10HE). Plan by 

City Engineering Department of Ogden, 1908. Scale, 1:18,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 160 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 517.

(c) Righthand Fork, reservoir site, in sees. 34, 35, and 36, T. 7 N., R. 3 E., 

and sees. 1, 2, and 3, T. 6 N., R. 3 E., 1^ miles (10HE). Plan by City Engineering Department of Ogden, 1908. Scale, 1:18,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. 

Topography, 180 feet above water surface at dam site. Published m WaterSupply Paper 517.

(a) Jordan River (10HH).

(6) Utah Lake Basin (10HF).

(c) Salt Creek from sec. 1, T. 13 S., R. 1 E., to sec. 28. T. 12 S., R. 2 E., 5 miles 

(10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 400 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) Santaquhx Creek from sec. 13, T. 10 S., R. 1 E., to sec. 33, T. 10 S., R. 2 

E., 5 miles (10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets.

(c) Payson Creek from sec. 16, T. 9 S., R. 2 E., to sec. 10, T. 10 S., R. 2 E., 

6 miles (10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. 

Scale, 1: 31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above 

water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two 

sheets. '

(c) Spanish Fork (10HF).
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(d) Diamond Creek from mouth, in sec. 17, T. 9 S., R. 4 E., to sec. 36, T. 

7S., R. 5E., 17 miles (10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above water surface. Plan 

on parts of two sheets and profile on one sheet. Published by United States 

Geological Survey.

(e) Sixth Water Creek from mouth, in sec. 27, T. 8 S., R. 5 E., to sec. 34, 

T. 7 S., R. 6 E., 10 miles (10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 100 to 400 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) Hobble Creek from Springville, in sec. 33, T. 7 S., R. 3 E. to sec. 33, T. 7 

S., R. 4 E., 7 miles (10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feefc. Topography, 25 to 

300 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey 

on parts of two sheets.

(c) American Fork from sec. 36, T. 4 S., R. 1 E., to 9,500-foot contour, 17 

miles (10HF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 400 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(d) South Fork of American Fork from mouth upstream 1 mile (10HF). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 400 feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) Provo River from sec. 36, T. 3 S., R. 4 E., to sec. 1, T. 3 S., R. 7 E., 30 

miles (10HG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale. 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 200 to 400 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in three sheets, two 

plans and one profile.

(c) Provo River, Bates reservoir site, about 11 miles above city of Heber, in 

sec. 26, T. 2 S., R. 5 E. (10HG). Plan by Utah Water Storage Association, 

1919. Scale, 1:2,640. Topography, 120 feet above water surface at dam site, 

Contour interval, 10 feet. Published in Water-Supply Paper 517.

(c) Provo River from sec. 7, T. 5 S., R. 4 E., to sec. 15, T. 4 S., R. 4 E., 7 

miles (10HG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. 

Published by United States Geological Survey on parts of two sheets.

(c) Provo River, Deer Creek reservoir site, from sec. 7, T. 5 S., R. 4 E., to sec. 

15, T. 4 S., R. 4 E., 7 miles (10HG). Plan by Utah Water Storage Association, 

1919. Scale, 1:46,000. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 110 feet above 

water surface at dam site. Published in Water-Supply Paper 517.

(d) North Fork of Provo River from mouth, in sec. 24, T. 5 S., R. 3 E., to 

sec. 10, T. 5 S., R. 3 E., 4 miles (10HG). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1920. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 400 to 700 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey as part of one of the 

Provo River sheets.

(e) South Fork of North Fork of Provo River from mouth, in sec. 11, T. 5 S., 

R. 3 E., to east boundary of Wasatch National Forest, 1 mile (10HG). Plan 

by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval 

25 feet. Topography, 25 to 500 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on part of one of the Provo River sheets.

(d) Round Valley Creek from mouth, in sec. 4, T. 5 S., R. 4 E., to sec. 3, T. 

5 S., R. 4 E., 2 miles (10HG). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1920.
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Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 150 feet above water 

surface. Published by United States Geological Survey. Mapped in connection with Provo River and shown on one of the Provo River sheets.

(6) Little Cottonwood Creek from sec. 34, T. 2 S., R. 1 E., to Alta, 8,700-foot 

contour, 12 miles (10HG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 500 to 1,000 

feet above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey in two 

sheets, one plan and one profile.

(c) South Mahogany Fork of Little Cottonwood Creek from mouth to 8,800- 

foot contour, 2 miles (10HH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 500 feeb 

above water surface. Published by United States Geological Survey. Mapped 

in connection with Little Cottonwood Creek and shown on one of the Little Cottonwood'Creek sheets.

(a) Cottonwood Creek from sec. 15, T. 2 S., R. 1 E., to sec. 21, T. 2 S., R. 3 

E., 14 miles (10HH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Topography, 400 to 600 feet above water surface. Contour 

interval, 25 feet. Published by United States Geological Survey in two sheets, 

one plan and one profile.

(6) Mill B South Fork from mouth upstream 1 mile (10HH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 600 feet above water surface. Mapped in connection 

with Cottonwood Creek and shown on the maps of that creek.

(a) Mill Creek from sec. 36, T. 1 S., R. 1 E., to sec. 32, T. 1 S., R. 3 E., 9 

miles (10HH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1920. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 400 to 800 feet above 

water surface. Shown on same sheet as Little Cottonwood Creek.

For areas in Utah covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

VERMONT

St. Lawrence River basin.

(a) Lake Champlain.

(6) Winooski River from Richmond to line between Cabot and Marchfield 

Townships, 51 miles (4PG). Plan by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with State of Vermont, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet 

on land and 1 foot on water. Topography, about 20 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 424.

(c) Mad River from mouth to Mill Brook, 1 mile above Waitsfield, 15 miles 

(4PG). Plan by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with State of 

Vermont, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 1 foot 

on water. Published in Water-Supply Paper 424.

(c) Waterbury River from mouth upstream 11 miles (4PG). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey in cooperation with State of Vermont, 1910. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 1 foot on water. Topography, 

20 to 30 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 424.

Mollys Pond, Cabot Township (4PG); Nelsons Pond, Woodbury and Calais 

Townships (4PG); Niggerhead Pond, Marshfield Township (4PG); Peacham 

Pond, Peacham Township (4PG); Wheelock Pond, Calais Township (4PG). 

Plans by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with State of Vermont, 

1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Topography, 10 feet 

above water surface. Published on one sheet of Winooski River survey in 

Water-Supply Paper 424.

(c) Huntington River, From mouth to Richmond electric-light plant, 2 miles 

(4PG). Plan by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with State of
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Vermont, 1910. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 10 feet on land and 1 foot 

on water. Topography, 10 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 424. f

For areas in Vermont covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

VIRGINIA

Potomac River from Great Falls upstream to Lock No. 10, 6 miles (1TC). 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:12,000. Topography, 

125 feet above water surface. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Map in one sheet-; out of stock.

Potomac River from Chain Bridge to Great Falls, 10 miles (1TC). Plan by 

Corps of Engineers United States Army, 1920. Scale, 1:27,250. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Published in Senate Document 403, Sixty-sixth Congress, 

third session. Topography, 100 to 150 feet above water surface. Covers area 

affected by a proposed dam at Chain Bridge. There is an unpublished profile of 

this section by United States Geological Survey; scale, 2 inches=l mile.

Great Falls dam site Plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1920. 

Scale, 1:10,800. Contour interval, 5 feet. Published in Senate Document 403, 

Sixty-sixth Congress, third session, "Development of Great Falls for water 

power."

Potomac River from Aqueduct Bridge to Cumberland, 186 miles (1SB, 1SD, 

1SE, 1SF, 1TA, 1TB, 1TC). Profile by United States Geological Survey. Scale, 

1 inch=4 miles. Published in Water-Supply Paper 192.

Potomac River from Aqueduct Bridge to Harpers Ferry, 59 miles (1TA, 1TB, 

1TC). Profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army. Scale, 1 inch=4 

miles. Published in Senate Document 403, Sixty-sixth Congress, third session, 

" Development of Great Falls for water power."

Potomac River from Georgetown, D. C., to Cumberland, Md., 186 miles (IT, 

IS). Plan and profile. Scale, 1:253,440. No contours. Published by Virginia 

Geological Survey in Geological series, Bulletin 3, " Hydrography of Virginia," 

1906.

(a) South Branch of Potomac River, reservoir site, shown in Senate Document 

403, Sixty-sixth Congress, third session, "Development of Great Falls for water 

power." The map' is traced from United States Geological Survey topographic 

maps, but there is a map of a dam site on South Branch just above the mouth. 

Scale, 1:6,600; contour interval, 5 feet; topography, 150 feet above water surface.

South Fork of Shenandoah River (head of Shenandoah River) from Port Republic to Riverton, 101 miles (1SH). Unpublished plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1899. Scale, 1:63,360. On two sheets. Profile published on a small scale in Twenty-second Annual Report of the Director, United 

States Geological Survey, Part IV.

(a) Shenandoah River from Harpers Ferry to Port Republic, 154 miles (1SK, 

1SH). Profile. Scale, 1 inch=2 miles. Published by Virginia Geological Survey 

in Geological series, Bulletin 3, " Hydrography of Virginia," 1906.

(a) Shenandoah River, reservoir site, shown on a small scale in Senate Document 403, Sixty-sixth Congress, third session, " Development of Great Falls for 

water power." The map is traced from United States Geological Survey topographic maps, but there is a map of two dam sites, the lower one 1% miles below 

Bloomery, W. Va. Scale, 1:6,600; contour interval, 5 feet; topography, 125 feet 

above water surface.

(6) North Fork of Shenandoah River, reservoir site, shown in Senate Document 403, Sixty-sixth Congress, third session, " Development of Great Falls for
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water power." The map is traced from United States Geological Survey topographic maps, but there is a map of a dam site at Brock's Gap. Scale, 1:6,600; 

contour interval, 5 feet; topography, 225 feet above water surface.

James River from Richmond to Clifton Forge, 230 miles (2AB, 2AD, 2AE, 

2AG, 2AH). Profile by United States Geological Survey. Scale, 1 inch=9 

miles. Published in Nineteenth Annual Report of the Director, United States 

Geological Survey, Part IV. Published on a scale of 1 inch=6 miles by Virginia 

Geological Survey in Geological series, Bulletin 3, " Hydrography of Virginia," 

1906.

(a) North River from mouth to Lexington, 20 miles. Profile by United States 

Geological Survey. Scale, 1 inch=9 miles. Published in Nineteenth Annual 

Report of the Director, United States Geological Survey, Part IV. Published 

on a scale of 1 inch=6 miles by Virginia Geological Survey in Geological 

series, Bulletin 3, " Hydrography of Virginia," 1906.

Roanoke River from Roanoke, Va., to Weldon, N. C., 202 miles in Virginia, 

32 miles in North Carolina (2CA, 2CB, 2CF). Plan and profile b~y United 

States Geological Survey, 1905. Scale, 1:24,000. No topography. Published 

by United States Geological Survey in 11 sheets, with plan and profile on each. 

Section of river in Virginia is shown on 10 sheets; other sheet shows section in 

North Carolina. Sheets out of stock. Published on a scale of 1 inch=12 miles 

by Virginia Geological Survey in Geological series, Bulletin 3, " Hydrography of 

Virginia," 1906. The profile is shown on a scale of 1 inch=2 miles.

For areas in Virginia covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

WASHINGTON

North Fork of Skokomish River (head of Skokomish River) from mouth to 

north line ofT.21N.,R.4W.,2 miles, and from Lake Cushman reservoir to 

south boundary of Olympic National Monument, 10 miles (12PM). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 to 300 feet above water 

surface.

Skokomish River, including South Fork, from mouth to sec. 28, T. 23 N., R. 6 

W., 33^6 miles (12PM). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 

200 to 300 feet above water surface.

Nisqually River from sec. 29, T. 19 N., R. 1 E., to point 2 miles above Paradise River, 81 miles (12PK).' Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 5 and 100 feet. Topography, 5 to 650 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313. The contour interval is too small 

for the nature of the country. There is little topography given on this plan.

Puyallup River from sec. 6, T. 19 N., R. 5 E., to boundary of Mount Rainier 

National Park, 34 miles (12PH). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5 and 100 feet. Topography, 5 to 500 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(a) Puget Sound Power Co.'s canal from sec. 3, T. 16 N., R. 6 E., to sec, 4, 

T. 17 N., R. 5 E., 9 miles (12PH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5 and 100 feet. Topography, 100 to 500 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

313.

(a) Carbon River from mouth, in sec. 13, T, 19 N. R. 4 E., to Fairfax, in sec. 

35, T. 18 N., R. 6 E., 17 miles (12PH). Plan and profile by United States
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Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1910. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5 and 100 feet. Topography, 100 to 600 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(a) White River from Buckley, sec, 35, T. 20 N., R. 6 E., to Inner Fork, 53 

miles (12PJ). Plan" and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 5 and 25 feet. Topography, 25 to 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(6) Green River from sec. 26, T. 21 N., R. 6 E., to sec. 22, T. 20 N., R. 10 E., 

34 miles <12PG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey. Scale, 

1:96,000. Contour interval, 100 feet. Topography, about 300 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

Duwamish River (12PG).

(a) Cedar River from sec. 9, T. 22 N., R. 6 E., to sec. 12, T. 22 N., R. 8 E., 20 

miles (12PG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey. Scale, 

1:96,000. Contour interval, 100 feet. Very little topography. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 313. The map also gives the outline of Cedar Lake, but 

only the 1,612-foot contour, that being the flowage line of a proposed reservoir.

(a) Skykomish River, including South Fork, from sec. 6, T. 27 N., R. 9 E., to 

sec. 31, T. 26 N., R. 12 E., 29 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

366.

(&) Foss River, including West Fork, from mouth, in sec. 31, T. 26 N., R. 12 

E., to Trout Lake, 8 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 

feet on water. Topography, 25 to 100 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 366.

(c) East Fork of Foss River from mouth to Alturas Lake, 3 miles (12PF). 

Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. 

Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 100 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Suppy Paper 366.

(&) Miller Creek, including East Fork, from mouth, in sec. 28, T. 26 N., R. 

11 E., to Lake Dorothy, 12 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(c) West Fork of Miller Creek from mouth upstream 2 miles (12PF). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Contour intervals, 25 feet 

on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(&) North Fork of Skykomish River from mouth, in sec. 19, T. 27 N., R. 10 

E., to Troublesome Creek, in T. 28 N., R. 11 E., 12 miles (12PF). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(6) Sultan River from mouth, in sec. 5, T. 27 N., R. 8 E., to sec. 25, T. 29 

N., R. 9 E., 23 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 100 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 366. No topography is shown for the first 3 miles of Sultan River. 

A reservoir site with dam site in the NW. J£ sec. 29, T. 29 N., R. 9 E., is mapped 

to the 1,450-foot contour, 200 feet above water surface at dam site. Survey made 

by the Washington Railroad & Electric Co.
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(c) Williamson Creek in sec. 24, T. 29 N., R. 9 E., 1 mile (12PF). Plan and 

profile by United States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 

intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(c) South Fork of Sultan River from mouth, in sec. 28, T. 29 N., R. 9 E., to 

sec. 34, T. 29 N., R, 9 E., 2 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 366.

(a) Snoqualmie River from sec. 15, T. 24 N., R. 7 E., to forks, in sec. 33, T. 

24 N., R. 8 E., 8 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 25 to 600 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 366.

(6) North Fork of Snoqualmie River from sec. 34, T. 24 N., R. 8 E., to sec. 

15, T. 25 N., R. 9 E., 17 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 500 feet above water surface. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(c) Calligan Creek and Calligan Lake from mouth, in sec. 31, T. 25 N., R. 9 

E., to sec. 33, T. 25 N., R. 9 E., 3 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 100 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(c) Hancock Creek and Hancock Lake from mouth, in sec. 7, T. 24 N., R. 9 

E., to sec. 15, T. 24 N., R. 9 E., 3 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 to 500 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 366.

(6) Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River from sec. 34, T. 24 N., R. 8 E., to sec. 

22, T. 24 N., R. 10 E., 20 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1913. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 366.

(&) South Fork of Snoqualmie River from sec. 33, T. 24 N., R. 8 E., to sec. 8, 

T. 22 N., R. 10 E., 19 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 

feet on water. Topography, 25 to 300 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 366.

(6) Tokul Creek from mouth, in sec. 19, T. 24 N., R. 8 E., to sec. 9, T. 24 N., 

R. 8 E., 3 miles (12PF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, 150 to 500 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 366.

(a) Pilchuck Creek (12PE).

(6) Lake Creek from elevation 950 feet to mouth of Cavanaugh Lake, 2 miles 

(12PE). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey 1925. Scale, 

1:15,840. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, to elevation 1,150 feet. In 

preparation.

Cavanaugh Lake reservoir site, T. 33 N., R. 6 E. (12PE). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 20 feet. 

Topography, to elevation 1,140 feet.- In preparation.

South Fork of Stilaguamish River (head of Stilaguamish River) from west line 

of T. 31 N., R. 6 E., to Silverton, in sec. 19, T. 30 N., R. 10 E., about 34 miles 

(12PE).
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Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water except at dam and reservoir sites. 

This stretch includes the Robe reservoir site. In preparation.

Dam site in sec. 7, T. 31 N., R. 6 E. (12PE). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1925. In preparation.

Jordan dam site, sec. 20, T. 31 N., R. 6 E. (12PE). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:15,840. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, to elevation 275 feet above sea level. In preparation.

Robe dam site and reservoir site, from dam site in NE. J^ SE. J4 sec. 11, T. 

30 N., R. 7 E., to sec. 14, T. 30 N., R. 8 E. (12PE). Plan by United States 

Geological Survey, 1925. Scale of dam-site survey, 1:5,000. Contour interval, 

10 feet. Topography, to elevation 1,030 feet above sea level. Reservoir site 

mapped to same scale as the river survey with contour interval, 10 feet. In 

preparation. x

(a) Canyon Creek (12PE). To determine the feasibility of diverting Canyon 

Creek into South Fork of Stilaguamish River the 1,000-foot and 1,025-foot contours were run from Canyon Creek across the divide to Robe reservoir site. 

Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. A plan and 

profile of Canyon Creek from the west line of T. 30 N., R. 8 E., upstream to the 

1,050-foot contour was also made. In preparation.

(a) North Fork of Stilaguamish River from north line of T. 31 N., R. 5 E., to 

about sec. 8, T. 32 N., R. 8 E., 20 miles (12PE). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, to elevation 175 feet to west line of T. 32 N., 

R. 6 E., and to elevation 225 feet above that point. The portion surveyed to 

elevation 225 feet constitutes the Oso reservoir site. In preparation.

Oso dam site, near west line of T. 32 N., R. 6 E. (12PE). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1925. Scale, 1:15,840. Contour interval, 10 feet. 

Topography, to elevation 225 feet above sea level. In preparation.

Skagit River from Concrete, in sec. 11, T. 35 N., R, 8 E., to Canadian boundary, 80 miles (12PD, 12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet,on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 25 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 419.

Skagit River from mouth to Sedro Woolley, 23 miles (12PD). Unpublished 

plan and profile in three sheets by Corps of Engineers, United States Army. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Very little topography. To accompany report on preliminary examination with view to control of floods. 

Profile for high and low water.

(a) Beaver Creek from mouth upstream 8 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on "land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 150 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 419.

(a) Ruby Creek from mouth upstream 2 miles. (12PC). Plan by United 

States Geological Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 150 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 419.

(a) Cascade River from mouth, sec. 18, T. 35 N., R. 11 E., to sec. 34, T. 35 

N., R. 12 E., 15 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 25 to 100 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 419.

(a) Sauk River from sec. 35, T. 35 N., R. 9 E., to sec. 9, T. 30 N., R. 11 E. 

41 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915.
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Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Very 

little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 419.

(fe) North Fork of Sauk River from mouth, in sec. 9, T. 30 N., R. 11 E., up- 

'stream 3 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, 25 to 75 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 419.

(fe) South Fork of Sauk River from mouth, in sec. 9, T. 30 N., R. 11 E., upstream 3 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Topography, 25 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 419.

(fe) Whitechuck River from mouth, in sec. 14, T. 31 N., R. 10 E., to Camp 

Creek 11 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1915. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. 

Very little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 419.

(fe) Suiattle River from mouth, in sec. 20, T. 33 N., R. 10 E., to Milk Creek, 

33 miles (12PC). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Very 

little topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 419.

(a) Baker River from sec. 11, T 35 N., R. 8 E., to sec. 36, T. 38 N., R. 9 E., 

23 miles (12PD). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1915. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 419.

Noosack River from Glacier, in sec. 6, T. 39 N., R. 7 E., to Tenmile Camp, 10 

miles (12PB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1919. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 100 feet above water surface. To be published in two sheets; one 

plan and one profile.

Columbia River from international boundary to Wenatchee, 283 miles (12E, 

12F). Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 

1891. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 25 to about 

150 feet above water surface.

Columbia River, Grand Coulee dam site (12FC). Plan by Columbia Basin 

Survey Commission, 1920. Scale, 1:10,700. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 550 feet above water surface. Published in a report on Columbia Basin 

project by Columbia Basin Survey Commissson, State of Washington, 1920.

Columbia River from Snake River to T. 2 N., R. 14 E. Wittamette meridian, 

127 miles (12M). Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United 

States Army, 1906. Scale, 1:10,000. No topography.

Columbia River has been surveyed from the mouth to the international boundary by the Corps of Engineers. Correspondence regarding the Columbia River 

maps should be addressed to the district office of the Corps of Engineers, United 

States Army, Portland, Oreg. These surveys by the Corps of Engineers were 

made primarily for navigation, and some of the maps do not show elevations of 

water surface. Contours are usually given only in a general way, to show the 

nature of the country near the river.. The Geological Survey has on file in 

Washington, D. C., a copy of a plan and profile of the river from Wenatchee, 

Wash., to the international boundary, and from Celilo, on the Washington-Oregon boundary to the mouth of Snake River, both maps by the Corps of Engineers. 

Water-surface elevations are given at short intervals, and on the map of the section above Wenatchee contours are sketched for about 150 feet above the water. 

The contour interval is 25 feet, but the datum of the contours is simply the
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water surface of the river. No contours are given for the section below the 

mouth of Snake River.

(a) Clark Fork from Priest River, Idaho, to Canadian boundary, 72 miles in 

Washington and 7 miles in Idaho (12DM, 12DN). Plan and profile by United 

States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 300 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 346.

(a) Spokane River from mouth, in sec. 25, T. 28 N., R. 35 E., to sec. 10, T. 

27 N., R. 39 E., 35 miles (12EK). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 50 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 377.

(a) Nespelem River from mouth to sec. 36, T. 32 N., R. 30 E., 9 miles 

(12FC). Unpublished plan and profile, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, about 200 feet above water surface.

(a) Okanogan River.

(6) Similkameen River from sec. 33, T. 40 N., R. 27 E., to sec. 4, T. 40 N., R. 

25 E., 23 miles (12FD). Unpublished plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and Great Northern Railway. Scale, 1:31,680. No topography.

(a) Methow River from mouth, in sec. 36, T. 30 N., R. 23 E., to sec. 16, T. 

31 N., R. 22 E., 21 miles (12FG). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 50 to 200 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 376.

(6) Chewack Creek from mouth, in sec. 2, T. 34 N., R. 21 E., to sec. 2, T. 35 

N., R. 21 E., 7 miles (12FF). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 25 to 50 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 376.

(c) Lake Creek from mouth, in sec. 35, T. 35 N., R. 21 E., to sec. 36, T. 35 N., 

R. 21 E., 1 mile (12FF). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, about 100 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 376.

(d) Pearrygin Lake, 3 miles (12FF). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 376.

(a) Stehekin River (head of Chelan River) from mouth, in sec. 36, T. 33 N., 

R. 17 E., to Bridge Creek, 17 miles (12FH). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 100 feet above water surface. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 376.

(a) Chelan River from mouth, in sec. 29, T. 27 N., R. 23 E., to sec. 13, T. 27 

N., R. 22 E., 5 miles (12FH). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 376.

(d) Bridge Creek from mouth upstream 1 mile (12FH). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 376.

(c) Railroad Creek from mouth upstream 4 miles (12FH). Plan and profile 

by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 

25 and 100 feet on land and 25 feet on water. Topography, about 150 feet above 

water surface.- Published in Water-Supply Paper 376.
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(c) Domke Creek and Domke Lake from mouth to upper end of lake, 3 miles 

(12FH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1912. Scale, 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5, 10, and 25 feet. Topography, about 150 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 376.

(a) Wenatchee River and Wenatchee Lake from mouth, in sec. 27, T. 23 N., 

R. 20 E., to Lake Creek, 74 miles (12FL). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Papers 368 and 486.

(ft) White River from mouth, in sec. 14, T. 27 N., R. 16 E., to Indian Creek, 

20 miles (12FL). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. 

Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 10 feet for 15% miles above the mouth, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water for remaining distance. Topography, about 100 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Papers 368 and 486.

(c) North Fork of White River from mouth upstream 1 mile (12FL). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Papers 368 and 486.

(6) Nason Creek from mouth, in sec. 28, T. 27 N., R. 17 E., to sec. 8, T. 26 

N., R. 17 E., 6 miles (12FL). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Papers 368 and 486.

(6) Chiwawa Creek from mouth, in sec. 1, T. 26 N., R. 17 E., to point 4 miles 

above Rock Creek, 27 miles (12FL). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1911-12. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 

100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Papers 368 and 486. 

(6) Icicle Creek from mouth, in sec. 12, T 24 N., R. 17 E., to point above 

Jack Creek, 19 miles (12FL). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1912. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 25 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Papers 368 and 486.

(a) Keechelus Lake, 4 miles (12FN). Map drawn in 1915 based on previous 

survey by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Topography, 70 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 369.

(a) Yakima River from sec. 17, T. 12 N., R. 19 E., to sec. 15, T. 21 N., R. 

12 E., 103 miles (12FN, 12FP). Plan and profile by United States Bureau of 

Reclamation and United States Geological Survey. Scale, 1:63,360. No topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 369.

(6) Kachess Lake, 10 miles (12FN). Map drawn in 1915 based on previous 

survey by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Topography, 30 feet . above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 369. This map includes also Little Kachess Lake and the 

area in the vicinity of the outlet of the lake.

(6) Cle Elum River, including North Fork, from mouth, in sec. 32, T. 20 N., 

R. 15 E., to Hyas Lake, 37 miles (12FN). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5, 10, and 25 

feet. Topography, 25 "to 75 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 369.

(c) Middle Fork of Cle Elum River from mouth, in sec. 4, T. 22 N., R 14 E., 

to Waptus Lake, 10 miles (12FN). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5, 10, and 25 feet. Topography, about 75 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 369.
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(d) Waptus Lake (see Middle Fork of Cle Elum River) (12FN). Plan by 

United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Con ;our interval, 10 

feet. Topography, 60 feet above water surface. Published iji Water-Supply 

Paper 369. !

(c) West Fork of Cle Elum River from mouth, in sec. 16, T. p2 N., R. 14 E., 

upstream 9 miles (12FN). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey 

1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 5, 10, and 25 feet. | Topography, 75 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 36^.

(c) Cle Elum Lake, 4 miles (12FN). Map drawn in 1915, based on previous 

survey by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Topography, about 100 feet above water surflace. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 369. !

(&) Naches River from sec. 35, T. 15 N., R. 16 E., to point &bove Bumping 

River, 38 miles (12FO). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1910. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and '5 feet on water. 

Topography, about 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply 

Paper 369.

{c) Bumping River from mouth to Bumping Lake, 16 miles (12FO). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 100 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 360.

(d) Bumping Lake, 3 miles (12FO). Map drawn in 1915 bajsed on previous 

survey by United States Bureau of Reclamation. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water surfacei Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 369. !

(d) American River from mouth to Copper Creek, 11 milesi (12FO). Plan 

and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water surface. Topography, 100 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 360.

(c) Tieton River from mouth, in sec. 35, T. 15 N., R. 16 E.J to sec. 6, T. 13 

N., R. 14 E., 22 miles (12FO). Plan and profile by United siates Geological 

Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on lajnd and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 100 feet above water surface. Published i|n Water-Supply 

Paper 369. j

McAllister Meadows reservoir site, dam site in sec. 31, T. 14 fr., R. 14 E. (12 

FO). Map drawn in 1915 from previous surveys by United Spates Bureau of 

Reclamation. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Typography, 100 

feet above water surface at dam site. Published in Water-Supply Paper 369.

(a) Snake River from mouth to State boundary, 139 miles ;(12LA, 12LD). 

Unpublished plan and partial profile by Corps of Engineers, Unitjed States Army, 

1897 and 1901. Scale, 1:24,000. The survey from Riparia to ithe mouth was 

made in 1897, for navigation only. The map shows depths of swater but does 

not give water-surface elevations. From Lewiston, at the Id^iho-Washington 

State boundary, to Riparia the river was surveyed by the Corps of Engineers, 

United States Army, in 1900. This map is accompanied by a profile giving elevations above sea level. Contours are given, but they are not continuous and 

are referred to the water surface. Contour interval, 40 feet. !

(a) Snake River from Lewiston, Idaho, to Idaho-Washington-|Oregon boundary, 37 miles (12HR, 12HN). Plan and profile by United Stbtes Geological 

Survey, 1920. Scale, 1:31^680. Contour intervals, 25 feet on liand and 5 feet 

on water. Topography, 25 to 300 feet above water surface.! Published by 

United States Geological Survey as part of a map of Snake River jfrom Lewiston,
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Idaho, to Huntington, Oreg., 187 miles, in 17 sheets, 10 plans and 7 profiles. 

(See Idaho.)

(a) Snake Eiver from mouth to source. Unpublished profile. Scale, 1 inch= 

40 miles. Prepared by Oregon Short Line Railroad.

(a) Klickitat Eiver from mouth, in sec. 3, T. 2 N., E. 12 E., to sec. 5, T. 11 

N., E. 13 E., 73 miles (12ML). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 350 to 500 feet above water 

surface; no topography on first 17 miles. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

253.

(6) West Fork of Klickitat Eiver from mouth, in sec. 30, T. 9 N., E. 13 E., 

to sec. 9, T. 9 N., E. 12 E., 5 miles (12ML). Plan and profile by United States 

Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, about 100 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

253.

(c) Fish Lake Stream from sec. 9, T. 9 N., E. 12 E., to sec. 5, T. 9 N., E. 12 E., 

2 miles (12ML). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909. 

Scale, 1:24,OOO. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 100 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(6) Big Muddy Creek from mouth, in sec. 3, T. 7 N., E. 12 E., upstream 2 

miles (12ML). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909* 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 300 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(6) Outlet Creek from mouth, in sec. 11, T. 6 N., E. 12 E., to sec. 10, T. 6 N., 

E. 12 E., 1 mile (12ML). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 1909. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, about 300 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(a) White Salmon Eiver from mouth, in sec. 17, T. 3 N., E. 10 E., to T. 7 N., 

E. 10 E., 32 miles (12MM). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 100 to 200 feet above water surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(6) Trout Creek from mouth, in sec. 24, T. 6 N., E. 10 E., to sec. 15, T. 6 N., 

E. 10 E., 2 miles (12MM). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1909. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 100 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(a) Little White Salmon Eiver from mouth, in sec. 35, T. 3 N., E. 9 E., to sec26, T. 4 N., E. 9 E., 8 miles (12MG). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 

1:24,000. Contour interval, 100 feet. Topography, 100 to 1,000 feetabove water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(a) Lewis Eiver (12NJ).

(6) North Fork of Lewis Eiver from sec. 24, T. 6 N., E. 2 E., to the falls, 51 

miles (12NJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 200 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 253.

(c) Muddy Eiver from mouth, in sec. 24, T. 7 N., R. 6 E., to sec. 23, T. 8 N., 

E. 6 E., 9 miles (12NJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 

1909. Scale, 1:24.000. Contour interval, 20 feet. ^Topography, 50 to 150 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(c) Pine Creek from sec. 23, T. 7 N., E. 6 E., to sec. 14, T. 7 N., B. 6 E., 1 mile 

(12NJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909. Scale,,
: v -, .:: : : ; 'WASHINGTON-' , -- -.:" i

1:24,000. Contour interval,' 20 feetJ Tbp'egr&phy, about 10CJ feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253. i

(c)'SwiftGreek from sec. 28, T. 7N., R, 5 E., to sec. 21. T. 7 IN., R. 5 E., 1 mile 

(12 NJ). Plan and profile by United-States Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 

1:24,000.. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, about 100"feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253. i

(c) Cougar Creek from mouth in sec. 34, T. 7 N., R. 4 E., to sec 27, T. 7 N., 

R. 4 E., 1 mile (12NJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in 

cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1909. Scale,] 1:24,000. Contour interval, 20: feet. Topography, 80 feet above water surface; Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 253.

(a) Cowlitz River from sec. 21, T. 12 N., R. 2 E., to sec. 31, T. 14 N., R. 10 E., 

77 miles (12NK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Sfurvey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1910. Scale, I:31,ei80. Contour interval, 5 feet. Almost no topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(6) Cispus River from sec. 31, T. 12 N., R. 6 E., to point near Lake Creek, 45 

miles (12NK).. Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1910-11. Scale, 1:31, 680. Contour 

intervals, 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, 100] to 300 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(c) 'Lake Oreejk from mouth to Walupt Lake, 2miles (12NKJ. Plan and profile by United States Gee logical Survey in cooperation with Walshington Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 fee|t on land and 5 

feet on water: Topography-, about 200 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 313. i

(d) Walupt :Lake, l mile (12NK). Plan by United States Geological Survey, 

1911. Scale, 1:31,680. ' Contour interval, 25 feet. Topography, 50 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(c) Muddy Fork from mouth, upstream.2 miles (12NK). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1911. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 25 

feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography, about 200 feetiabove water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 313.

(6) Toutle River, including North Fork from sec. 34, T. 10 N., R. 2 W., to Spirit 

Lake, in see.-15, T. 9 N.,3. 5 E., 54 miles (12NK). Plan and jprofile by United 

States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 

1909. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet 

above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253.

(c) Green River from sec. 8, T. 10 N., R. 2 E., to sec. 4, T. 10 N., R. 2 E., 1 

mile (12NK)., Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1909. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 60 feet above water 

surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 253. s

(c) South Fork of Toutle River from sec. 29, T, 10 N., R. 1 E.j to sec. 28, T. 10 

N., R. 1 E., 1 mile (12 NK). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey in cooperation with Washington Geological Survey, 1909. Scale, 1:24,000. 

Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water surface 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 253. ,

(c) Outlet Creek from mouth, in sec. 19, T. 10 N., R. 1 E., to sec. 30, T. 1O 

N., R. 1 E., 2 miles (12NK). Plan and profile by United States Geological 

Survey, 1909. Scale, 1: 24,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography, 20 to 

80 feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 1253.

For areas in Washington covered by standard United States i Geological Survey topographic maps see Plate 1.

66589 26 7 i
94 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

WEST VIRGINIA

Potomac River.

(a) Cacapon River, Edes Fort reservoir site, from mouth upstream 25 miles 

(1SD). Plan by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1920. Scale, 

1:171,000. Contour interval, 100 feet, with 20-foot contours sketched in places. 

Topography, 200 feet above water surface at dam site. The dam site is shown on 

a scale of 1:6,600. Contour interval, 20 feet. Published ia-Senate Etocunseat 

403, Sixty-sixth Congress, third session. , . Mississippi River.

(a) Ohio River from Cairo, 111., to Pittsburgh, Pa., 967 miles, has been surveyed 

at different dates by the Corps of Engineers, United States Army. The maps 

have been prepared for navigation and are on file in the district offices of the

-Corps of Engineers that are concerned with Ohio River.

(6) Tygart River (head of Monongahela River).

(c) Buckhannon River, reservoir site, from point 1 mile above Hall and *8.2 

miles above mouth upstream 20 miles (3BA). Plan and profile developed from 

United States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Teter Creek, reservoir site, from point 1.2 miles above mouth upstream 

2^s miles (3BB). Plan and profile developed from United States Geological 

Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910, Scale, 1:50,000. No 

topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Sandy Creek, reservoir site,* from point 2.1 mites above mouth and 3, miles 

below Claude, Upstream 6 mile's (3BB). Plan and profifeidevelojpetHrottr United* 

States Geological Survey maps by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 

1:50,000; No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(6) MonongaheJa River from Pittsburgh, Pa., to West Fork, W. Va., 128 miles 

(3BD, 3BH, 3BG). Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United 

States Army, 1906-7. Scale, 1:62,500. No topography. A table of elevations 

is given on the same sheets as the plan.

(c) Middle Fork River, reservoir sites Nos. 1 and 2, from point 4 miles below 

Barbour-Randolph County line upstream 8 miles, also a 3-mile section a few miles 

downstream (3BA). Plan and profile developed from United States Geological 

Survey maps by Flood Commission of. Pittsburgh, 1940. Scale, 1:5Q,00|>. ..No 

topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) West Fork River, reservoir site, from point 7.4 mires above Clarksburg to 

Weston, 29 miles (3BC). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) West Fork River from mouth to Clarksburg, 169 miles (3BQ. Unpublished plan and profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army. Scale, 

1:25,340. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 50 feet above water surface. 

Map in seven sheets; plan and profile on each.

(d) Elk Creek, reservoir site, from point 2 miles below Quiet Dell and 6 miles 

from Clarksburg upstream 10 miles (3BC). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh^ 1910. Scale, 1:50,000; No topography. Published in 

report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

(c) Cheat River, reservoir site No. 2, from point 1 mile above Rowlesburg up-

 stream 20 miles (3BE). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.
WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN

(c) Cheat River, reservoir site No. 1, from Pennsylvania-West .Virginia line 

upstream 15 miles (3BF). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 

1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in repoirt of Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

95

Shavers Fork, reservoir sites Nos. 1 and 2, from point 7.4 miles above

Parsons upstream 12 miles (3BE). Plan and profile by Flood Commission of 

Pittsburgh, 1910. Scale, 1:50,000. No topography. Published in report of 

Flood Commission of Pittsburgh, 1911.

West Virginia is covered by standard United States Geological Survey topographic maps. Scale, 1:62,500. Contour intervals, 20 and 50 feet. (See pi. 1.)

WISCONSIN | Lake Michigan. '

(a) Peshtigo River from Peshtigo, in sec. 30, T. 30 N., R. J23 E., to Copper 

Rapids, in sec. 10, T. 35 N., R. 17 E., 82 miles (4CM). Plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1906. Scale, 1:24,000. Cor tour intervals, 5 

and 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 150 feet above water surface. Published in 

Water-Supply Paper 417.

(a) Fox River from mouth to Portage, 163 miles (4DC, 4DG). Profile by 

Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1916-1931. Scale, '.[ ineh=7.5 miles. 

Plan from Lake Winnebago to Portage, 107 miles. Scale, as published, 1:48,000; 

scale of original survey, 1:4,800. Contour intervals, 1, 2, 5, and 10 feet. Topography, detailed in some places; practically none in others. Published in House 

Document 146, Sixty-seventh Congress, second session, entitled "Fox River."

(6) Wolf River from mouth to Shiocton, 71 miles (4DE, 4DF). Profile compiled by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1916-1921. Scale, 1 inch= 

7.5 miles. Plan from mduth to Embarrass River, 46 miles. Scale, 1:48,000 as 

published; sealle of original survey, 1:4,800. Contour intervals, 1, 2, 5, and 10 

feet. Topography, detailed in some places; in others practically none. Published in House Document 146, Sixty-seventh Congress, second session, entitled 

"Fox River."

Mississippi River has been surveyed by the Mississippi Rivei Commission for 

navigation and flood protection from the source to the mouth. The surveys 

were made at different dates, and the amount of topography shown varies. For 

copies of the maps application should be made to the Mississippi River Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

(a) Chippewa River from Chippewa Falls, in sec. 6, T. 28

Pla

N., R. 8 W., to 

Flambeau, in see^33, T. 33 N., R. 7 W., 45 miles (5CJ). and profile by

United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:24,OOQ. Contour interval, 10 

feet. Topography, 10 to 70 feet above water surface. Published in WaterSupply Paper 417.

(a) Chippewa River from mouth to Chippewa Falls, 63 mil?» (5CK, 5CM). 

Profile by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:63,360. Published 

in Water-Supply Paper 417.

(b) Flambeau River from mouth to Turtle River, T. 42 N., E, 2 E., 115 miles 

(5CH). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1906. Scale, 

1:34,000. Contour intervals, 5 and 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 100 feet above 

water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 417.

(cf) Black River from Black River Falls, in sec. 22, T- 21 N., R. 4 W., to 

point near Owen, in sec. 33, T, 29 N., R. 2 W.> 63 miles (5CP, 5CR). Plan and 

profile by Upited States Geological Survey, 1906. Scale, 1:24,000, Contour 

intervals, 1 foot and 10 feet. Topography, about 50 feet abovij waiter surface. 

Published in Water-Supply Paper 417.

(a) Wisconsin River from Kilbourn, in sec. 14,'T. 13 N., R. 6 E., to Tomahawk, 

in sec. 10, T. 34 N., R. 6 E., 194miles (5EB, SEC, 5ED, SEE). Plan and profile
96 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

by United States Geological Survey, 1906. Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals 

1 foot and 10 feet. Topography, 10 to 100 feet above water surface. ' Published 

in Water- Supply Paper 4i7. . ; >

(a) Wisconsin River from mouth to Portage, 118 miles (5EG, 5EF). Unpublished profile by Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 1 1867. Scale 1, inch= 

half a mile. 

(6) Eau Claire River from mouth to The Dells, in sec. 7, T. 29 N.,-R. 10 E., 

23 miles (5EB). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey, 1906. 

Scale, 1:24,000. Contour intervals, 1 foot and 5 feet. Topography, about'50 

feet above water surface. Published in Water-Supply Paper 417.

Tables of elevations on the following rivers in Wisconsin are published in 

Bulletin 20, Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, entitled " Water 

powers of Wisconsin," 1908.

Lake Michigan: Miles 

(a) Menominee River (4 CJ,

4CK,4CL) _....___.. 102

(6) Brule River (4AG)._ 36 

(a) Peshtigo River (4CM)_ 140 

(a) Oconto River (4DA)_. 87 

(a) Fox River (4DC, 4DG) 142 

(6) WolfRiver(4DD,4DE,

4DF)_ _-_.. __- (') 

(a) Milwaukee River

(4EA) ___.____ 74 

(6) Cedar Creek (4EA) __ 31 

(6) Menominee River

(4EA) _._.____ 27 

(a) Manitowoc River (4DJ) (*) 

(a) Sheboygan River (4DJ) 54 

Mississippi River:

(a) St. Croix River (5CB,

5CC, 5CD) _--_ 160 

(6) Totogatic River (5CB). 50 

(6) Namakagon River

(5CB) ____________ 70

(6) Yellow River (5CB) __ 50 

(6) Clam River (5CC)_-_.. 32

(a) Chippewa River (5CG,

5CJ, 5CK, 5CM) ... 163

(b) East Branch (5CG)___. 61 

(6) West Branch (5CG) ..- 43

Mississippi River Continued. Miles 

(6) Flambeau River (5CH) _ 158 

(c) Dore Flambeau River

(5CH) _.,_ ______ 56 

(6) Red Cedar River (5CL,

5CM)_-_._____. 96 

(a) Black River (5CP, 5CR) 132 

(a) Wisconsin River (5EA,

5EB, 5EC, 5ED,

SEE, 5EF, SEG) __ 429 

(6) Rib River (5EB) _ _ _ _ 48 

(6) Eau Claire River (5EB) 36 

(6) Eau Pleine River (SEC) 38 

(6) Plover River (5EC) ___ 36 

(6) Yellow River (5CJ) _ (s) 

(6) Lemonweir River (SEE) 47 

(6) Baraboo River (5EE)__ 75 

(6) Kickapoo River (5EG)_ 70

(a) Rock River (5FD, 5FE) 144

(b) Oconomowoc River

(5FD) -____.-__-- 30 

(6) Crawfish River (5FD).

(c) Beaver Dam River

(5PD)___ __--_--..__ 35 

(6) Bark River (5FD) ____ 50 

(6) Yahara River (5FE)._. 36 

(a) Illinois River (5L). 

(6) Fox River (5KF) _____ 62

For areas in Wisconsin covered by standard United States Geological Survey 

topographic maps see Plate 1.

WYOMING

Mississippi River (5, 7).

(a) Missouri River (6).

(6) Yellowstone River (6F, 6G).

(c) Big Horn River from sec. 18, T. 6 S., R. 31 E., Mont., to sec. 34, T. 57 N., 

R. 94 W., Wyo., 55 miles (6HO). Unpublished plan and profile. Scale, 1:126,- 

720. No tbpography.

1 Four elevations in 160 miles 2 Thfee elevations in 44 miles. 'Five eleyations in 71 miles.
 :,,,: WYOMING :-. 97 

(d) Wind River, Pilot Butte reservoir site, in sees. 20, 28, 29, 33, and 34, T. 3 

N., R. 1 E. (6HD). This reservoir is not on any stream but is a natural 

depression. Plan by Arnold Co., filed in Carey Act department, .Wyoming. 

Scale of published map, 1:32,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 90 

feet above .bottom of reservoir. Published in House Document 1767, Sixtyfourth Congress, second'session, entitled "Wind River project, Wyoming.",

(d) Wind River, Lost Wells reservoir site, in sees. 17, 20, and 29, T. 2 N., R. 2 

E. (6HC). This site is not on any creek, and the reservoir would be filled by a 

eanal. Plan by Arnold Co., filed in Carey Act department, Wyoming, Scale 

of published map, 1:32,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. .Topography, 40 feet 

above bottom of reservoir. Published in House Document 1767, Sixty-fourth 

Congress, second session, entitled " Wind River project, Wyoming."

(e) Dinwoody Creek from sec. 10, T. 5 N., R. 5 W., to sec. 10, T. 4 N., R. 6. 

W., 12 miles (6HC). Unpublished map showing plan with a little topography 

and profile, prepared by Office of Indian affairs, 1911. Scale, 1:4,800.

(e) Dinwoody Creek, Dinwoody. Lake reservoir site, from sec. 16, T. 5 ,N., 

R. 5 W., to sec. 1, T. 4 N., R. 6 W. (6HC), Plan by Arnold Co., filed in Carey 

Act department, Wyoming. Scale of published map, 1:79,200. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 40 feet above water surface at dam site. Published 

in House Document 1787, sixty-fourth Congress, second session, entitled " Wind, 

River project, Wyoming."

(e) Bull Lake Creek from sec. 8, T. 3 N., R. 2 W., upstream 22 miles (6HC>. 

Unpublished plan and profile by Office of Indian Affairs, 1911. Scale,!: 11,300. 

Topography shown in places. Map shows Bull Lake and 3 miles of creek 

below and 13 miles above the lake.

(e) Bull Lake Creek, Bull Lake reservoir site, from sec. 30, T. 3 N., 

R..2 W., to sec. 6, T. 2 N., R. 3 W. (6HC). Plan by Arnold Co., filed in Carey 

Act department, Wyoming. Scale of published map, 1:79,200. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography, 40 feet above water surface at dam site. Dam site 

shown on a scale of 1:32,000; contour interval, 5 feet; topography, 50 feet above 

water surface. Published in House Document 1767, Sixty-fourth Congress, 

second session, entitled " Wind River project, Wyoming."

(e) Little Wind River (or South Fork) from mouth of North Fork to T. 2 S., 

R. 5 W., 33 miles (6HA). Unpublished plan and profile by Office of Indian 

Affairs. Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 900 feet 

above water surface.

(/) North Fork of Little Wind River from mouth in T. 1 S., R. 1 W., 

upstream 30 miles (6HA). Unpublished plan with a few contours and profile by 

Office of Indian Affairs, 1911. Scale, 1:4,800. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 100 feet above water surface.

(g) Raft Lake (6HA). A small unpublished blue-print map by Office of Indian 

Affairs. Scale, 1:9,600. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 200 feet above 

water surface.

(d) Shoshone River, Shoshone reservoir site, from sec. 34, T. 52 N., R. 103 W., 

to sec. 7, T. 52 N., R. 102 W., 5 miles (6HL). Unpublished map by United States 

Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:18,000. Contour interval, 10 feet. Detailed 

topography.

(e) Carter Creek from mouth to sec. 34, T. 52 N., R. 103 W., 5 miles (6HL). 

Plan is shown on unpublished topographic map of Shoshone reservoir site. Surveyed by United States Geological Survey, 1903. Scale, 1:18,000. -Contour 

interval, 10 feet. Detailed topography.

(e) North Fork of Shoshone River from mouth, in see. 12, T. 52 N., R. 103 W., 

tf> seo. 18, T. 52 N., R, 103 W., 8 miles (6HL). Plan is on unpublished topographic
98 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

map of Shoshpne reservoir site. Surveyed by United States Geological Survey, 

1903. Scale, 1:18,000. Contour interval, 10 feet.. Detailed topography.

(6) Nortk Platte River (head of Platte River) from sec. 10, T. 26 N., R. 65 

W., Wyo., to sec. 20, T. 19 N., R. 48 W., Nebr., 45 miles in Wyoming and 75 

miles in Nebraska (6N). Surveyed by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 

1911. Plan only. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 10 and 20 feet. Detailed 

topography. Published by United States Bureau of Reclamation in five sheets. 

Covers North Platte irrigation project.

(&) North Platte River, Pathfinder reservoir site, from see. 23, T. 29 N., R: 84 

W. to sec. 9, T. 26 N., R. 84 W. (6NF, 6NG). Unpublished plan by United States 

Bureau of Reclamation, 1910. Scale, 1: 63,860. No contours except 5,850-foot, 

which is the reservoir boundary. That part of reservoir falling within Tps. 29 

and 30 N., Es. 84 and 85 W., is mapped also, scale, 1:31,680.

(5) Ptatte River.

(c) Encampment River from sec. 1 to sec. 36, T. 14 N., R. 84 W., 6 miles 

(6ND), Unpublished plan by United States Geological Survey, 1923, Scale, 

1:51,800. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 300 feet above water 

surface.

(d) Government Creek from mouth, in sec, 24*, T. 14 N., R. 84 W., upstream 

3£ miles (6ND). Unpublished plan by United States Geological S=utvey, 1928. 

Scale, 1:51,800. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 300 feet above 

water surface.

(d) North Fork of Encampment River from mouth, in sec. 12, T. 14 N., R. 

84 W., upstream 6^ miles (6ND). Unpublished plan by United States Geological 

Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:51,800. Contour interval, 50 feet. Topography, 50 to 

300 feet above water surface.

(c) Sweetwater River fron Pathfinder reservoir, in sec. 5, T. 29 N., R. 85 W., 

to sec. 4, T. 28 N., R. 102 W., 207 miles (6NG). Unpublished plan and profile by 

United States Geological Survey, 1923. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour interval, 50 

feet. Topography, 150 to 300 feet above water surface.

Before the construction of the Pathfinder reservoir Sweetwater River entered 

the North Platte in sec. 28, T. 29 N., R. 84 W. The old location of the river 

in the reservoir is shown on the map of Pathfinder reservoir described above 

under North Platte River.

The following dam sites on Sweetwater River were surveyed on a scale of 

1:6,000 except No. 1, which is on a scale of 1:1,200. Contour interval, 10 feet.

No. 1, sees. 21, 28, and 29, T. 28 N., R. 100 W.; topography, 150 feet above 

water surface.

No. 2, -sec. 10, T. 28 N., R. 98 W.; topography, 150 feet above water surface.

No. 3, sec. 12, T. 29 N., R. 96 W.; topography, 140 feet above water surface.

No. 4, sec. 31, T. 30 N., R. 91 W.; topography, 220 feet above water surface.

No. 5, sees. 5 and 6, T. 29 N., R. 90 W.; topography, 240 feet above water 

surface.

No. 6, sees. 12 and 13, T. 29 N., R. 89 W.; topography, 140 feet above water 

surface.

(d) Laramie River from mouth, in sec. 27, T. 26 N., R. $4 W., to sec. 27, T. 

26 N., R. 65 W., 7 miles (6NL). Surveyed in 1911 by United Stafes Bureau 

of Reclamation, in connection with North Platte irrigation project, and shown 

on Sheet 1 of that survey. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour 'interval, 20 feet. Detailed 

topography.

Colorado River (9).

(a) Green River from sec. 13, T. 24 N., R. 112 W.,-to sec. 20, T. 85 N., R. Ill 

W., 98 indies (9AA, 9AD). Plan and profile by
WYOMING 99

1909. Scale, 1: 31,680. No topography. Published in Water-Supply Paper 

396.

(a) Green River from State line to Green River, 65 miles (9AK, 9AD). Plan 

and profile by United States Bureau of Reclamation and United States Geological Survey, 1914. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 

feet oil watar. Topography, 20 to 200 feet above water sucfiace. Published by 

United States Geological Survey in four sheets two plans and two profiles 

beirig-fjart «rf*a:map in 16'kfce.elfe.;, it) plans'and 6 profiles, showing Green River 

from Green River, Utah, to Green River, Wyo.

(6) Blacks Fork from mouth upstream, 28 miles (9AH, 9AJ). Plan and profile by United States Geological Survey and United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1914. Scale, 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water. Topography, 20 to 140 feet above water surface. Published by United 

States Geological Survey on parts of two Green River sheets (see above); one 

plan and one profile.

Great Salt Lake.

(a) Bear River, Woodruff Narrows reservoir site, from sec. 31, T. 18 N., R, 

120 W., to sec. 31, T. 17 N., R. 120 W., 7 miles (not counting river bends) (10HB), 

Plan. Scale, 1:68,500. Contour interval, 15 feet. Topography, 85 feet above 

water surface at dam site. Published in Water-Supply Paper 517.

Columbia River (12). . -i

- ;Jw)«'Sti^SKHfifer^,ltri1l3la&ks6h."Lafee from gee. 23, T. 45 N., R. 114 W-.v*o point 

about 10 miles above Jackson Lake, Wyo., 25 miles (12GA). Unpublished plan 

by United States Bureau of Reclamation, 1909. Scale, 1:63,360. Contour interval, 10 feet.. Topography, 50 feet above water surface.

SURVEYS NEEDED

The following table shows the mileage of available river surveys 

that are of some value for water-power studies, the extent of additional surveys required to provide an adequate basis for preparing an 

inventory of water resources of the United States, and a rough estimate of the cost of the additional surveys. Many of the older river 

surveys were not made in sufficient detail, and an item has been 

added to cover the cost of additional work on such streams. The 

estimated cost includes a small edition of plan and profile maps on 

a scale of 2 inches to 1 mile, with contour intervals of 20 feet on land 

and 5 feet on the water surface. The estimates of additional surveys 

needed are necessarily rough and may be considerably in error for 

individual States,: but taken for the country as a whole or by regionsthey give a fair idea of the additional work needed to obtain suitable maps of the rivers. Stream-flow records are also needed along 

with the river surveys before estimates of the power resources of a 

stream can be made. A reconnaissance examination of each river 

should also be made to obtain a general idea of conditions affecting" 

the utilization of the potential water power, to outline a possiblescheme of development, and to select dam and reservoir sites.
100 PRELIMINARY INDEX TO RIVER SURVEYS

River surveys completed and additional surveys needed

State

New England; 

Maine. __ ___ ____ ___ ___ __ . __ __ __

Rhode Island , _____ . ___ ________________

Connecticut _ , _ . .. ______ __ ._ _ . _

Middle Atlantic: 

New York........................... __ ......._...... ..-._.!__

East North Central: 

Ohio. __ . _____ .. __ . ____________ . ___ . .....

West North Central:

South Dakota ______________________ ___ ......

Kansas . . __ .. _ ...... .. . _ . ... .._..

South Atlantic:

Virginia..-.. ....... ...... . .... . .. ....._ 

Florida..... ___ ... __ .. ___ .... _______ ....... ....

East South Central:

West South Central:

Mountain:

Utah.. __ . .. -. . ...- .. .- ........

Pacific:

California - 

Additional work on rivers for which surveys are available but not in 

Total

River surveys .(miles)

Now completed

770 

100 

30 

0 

0 

10

160 

0

- loo

270- 

150 

1,000 

0 

960

2,800 

220 

330 

620 

.460 

120 

10

0 

20. 

20 

370 

120 

160 

770 

0

400 

170 

40 

260

500 

300 

0 

660

1,530 

1,500 

780 

1,240 

580 

700 

1, 750 

100

1,940 

1,660 

1,420

25,130 

sufficient de

Additional 

needed

1,100

' ' 700 

300 

300

100

. 1,000 

100 

. 2,000

 > ' 100

. t 100 ' ' '-' 1W 

400 

400

300 

200 

 , ' 400 

100 

300 

1,500 

500

' "60 

.' 200 

1,000 

500 

1,600 

800 

600 

50

300 

oi,600 

900 

50

500 

50 

500 

700

4,100 

2,800 

1,600 

1,500 

700 

700 

600 

200

3,500 

; 3,200 

5,300

43,600 

tail... . .....

Estimated 

cost of 

proposed 

additional 

surveys

- $55, 000 

35,000 

, 15,000 

15,000

5,000

50,000 

5,000 

100,000

6,000 

5,000 

5/000 

"20,000 

20,000

15,000

to, ooo

20,000 

5^000 

15,000 

75,000 

25,000

2,500 

10,000 

50,000 

25,000 

80,000 

40,000 

30,000 

2,500

15,000 

80,000 

45,000 

2,500

25,000 

2,500 

25,000 

35,000

205,000 

140.-000 

80,000 

75,000 

35,000 

35,000 

30,000 

10,000

175,000 

160,000 

265,000

2,180,000 

500,000

2,680,000

»Part of these surveys are being made by the Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army.
INDEX

Alabama, surveys in-,..-. _ i_ 4-5

Alaska....___:_____....._. _ 5

Aleovy River, Ga...__ __-* ..... 21

Alder Creek reservoir site, Calif..i..l_.... 14

Allegheny River, Pa.____.______.-. 68

American River, Calif __ . .__ _:. -- .'..'I- 13

 Middle Fork of, Calif..... A.i-;.. 13

North Fork of, Calif. .'. ..:..,.... ~' 13

 South Fork of, Calif.... _..^..-^-- 13

American Fork, Utah..___________ 81

South Fork of, Utah..-..-.. -...... 81

American River, Wash_.____' _ ..: 91

Ammonoosuc River, N. H....., ..__ 44

Androscoggin River, Me-.-..*.___.. .-. 34

Apalachee River, Qa.__. . _...__ 22

Applegate River, Oreg..________. 63

Ararat River, N. C__.________.__ 52

Arizona, surveys in_______. ___. _. 5-9

Arkansas River, Colo.-------.__-....---. 18

South Fork of, Colo._._.__-__... 18

Arkansas, surveys in. _ __.. _ 9

Ash Creek, Calif...'............_.......... 12

Ashley Creek, Utah..... .......... . 76

Ash Swamp reservoir, Oreg---...-- .--.. 65

Attean Pond, Me.......................... 33

AztecCreek, Utah-.........-.-.-..-...-.,.. 79

B

Badger Creek, Oreg... 

Baker River, Wash.-- 

Baptism River, Minn. 

Baraboo River, Wis... 

Bar Creek, Oreg .... 

Bark River, Wis......

.... 58

.- . . 88

. 38

.. ... 96

 62

......... 96

Batten Kill, N. Y. . ,- 48

Bear Creek, El.. ......_-_ ... 29

Bear River, Idaho __... . 23

Bear River, Wyo.___ . 99

Beaver Creek, Colo...-.. __ __ 18

East Fork of, Colo..-------------------- 18

West Fork of, Colo...-----------__... 18

Beaver Creek, Kans__.........__....... 30

Beaver Creek, Oreg._ ____________ 59

Beaver Creek, Pa....___.________ 70

Beaver Creek, Utah.... __..*. 79-80

Beaver Creek, Wash....__.________ 87

Beaver Dam River, Wis.....________. 96

Beaver River, Minn----_________ 38

Big Butte Creek, Oreg........_......__. 62

Big Fork River, Minn........__......... 39

Big Hole River, Mont .. _.. 42

Big Horn River, Mont.___________ 42

Big Horn River, Wyo___.......__.__ 96

Big Houston Pond, Me___________ 32

Big Muddy Creek, Wash.,.......... .._ 92

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Big Muddy River, 111. .. ..:. 29

BigSandy Creek, Ala. --.-_:_......_ 4

Birch River, Minn.__... ...._.__...'. 39

Black Brook, N. Y..__............-.^-__i 46-47

Black Creek. Oreg.._.... _... :.'.-. 60

Blackfoot River, Idaho...^ . . ..,_. 25

Black Lick Creek, Pa.. -.-. _ ' 69

Black River, Arlz.....__ _.__ .?_- 8

Black River, N. Y......___.......I:..;.. - 49

Black River, S. C...____.__.... ._ 71

Black River, Wis__._____.__ ....'98,9ft

Blacks Fork, Wyo_______:._. __ 99

Blacksmith Fork, Utah... _ 79

Black Warrior River, Ala._________ 5

Blue River, Colo________________=-' 19

Blue River, Oreg.-.-..-.. _.... ... 60

Bog River, N. Y............................ 50

Boreas River, N. Y.......................... 46

Bosque River, North Fork of, Tex__.___ 73

South Forkof, Tex.. --.- _ 73-74

Brady Creek, Tex__ _________.'__ 75

Brandreth Lake Branch, N. Y..... 50

Brassua Lake, Me___.. __ .. 33

Brazos River, Tex.._.............. 73

Clear Fork of, Tex____. _______ 73

Breitenbush River, Oreg-- .. 61

Bridge Creek, Wash______________ 89

Briggs Creek, Oreg...___..____ _ 64

Bright Angel Creek, Ariz... .... ....... 7

Broad River, Ga.- ............. ...... 21

Broad River, N. C._..... 52

Brule River, Minn_____ ___ _ 37

Brule River, Wis _ .. 96

Buckhannon River, W. Va._.... . 94

Buffalo Creek, Pa______________ 70

Buffalo Fork of White River, Ark. 9

Buffalo River, N. Y..............__ ... 49

Buffalo River, Tenn_______-__-__ 72

Bullfrog Creek, Utah_____________ 78

Bull L&ke Creek, Wyo.. ....... - 97

Bumping Lake, Wash._. __......... 91.

Bumping River, Wash... __ . 91

Cacapon River, W. Va --..... ... 94

Cache la Poudre River, Colo-- 18

Cahaba River, Ala. ... ----- 5

California, surveys in... 9-16

Calligan Creek, Wash___ .__ . 86

Calligan Lake, Wash._______.....__ 86

Camp^Creek, Oreg- 59

Caney River, N. C_.___.__._...._ 53

Canisteo River, N. Y....................... 48-49

Cannon River, Minn-. 40

Canyon Creek, Idaho -- 26-
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Canyon Creek, Wash..___________ 87

Cape Fear River, N. C__._._........... 51

Carbon River, Wash... .................. 84-85

Carter Creek, Wyo.-- .. ...__..... 97

Cascade River, Mum..-._._______ 37

Cascade River, Wash...__................ 87

Casselman River reservoir sites Nos. 1-5,... 70

Catawba Biyer, N. C.__.__.....'...._ 52

 Cav£nlaughlAke?Jreservoirs'iterWash....... ' 86

Cedar Creek, Wis. . 96

Cedar River, N. Y..... - ............ 46

Cedar River, Wash____............_.. 85

Chalk Creek, Colo. ._._..._. .... 18

ChalkCreek, Utah.......................... 80

South Fork of, Utah..........._._.. 80

Chattahoochee River, Ga._________ 22

Chattooga River, Ga_________ ___ 20

Cheat River, W. Va......... ........... 94-95

Chelan River, Wash....__..._...__.. 89

Chemung River, N. Y..._......._.__ 48

Chenango River, N. Y.._____.____ 49

Chestatee River, Ga_...__._.__....... 22

Chewack Creek, Wash. ___________ 89

Chicago Creek, Colo... ...... . 17

Chicopee River, Mass__________.. 36

Chippewa River, Wis....__....._....... 95,96

.Chiwawa.Creek-*, Wash................._.. 90

Glinarron*River, Kans.-..-. --... ..-. 30

North Fork of, Kans._________... 30

Cispus River, Wash......................... 93

Clackamas-River, Oreg---_.........___ 61

Clam River, Wis.._ .................... 96

Clarion River, Pa.______________ 69

Clark Fork, Calif......._.___. .. .. 11

Clark Fork, Idaho-.. 24

Clark Fork, Mont----...--.--.-..-..--.-. 42

Clark Fork, Wash--.. ..__- _.... 89

Clear Creek, Calif._. .... . 12

Clear Creek, Colo--_-_...... 17

North Fork of, Colo._ __..... 17

South Fork of, Colo. . .... 17

Clear Fork of Trinity River, Tex. .......... 73

Clear Fork of Brazos River, Tex... _. __ 73

Clear Lake reservoir site, Oreg.. _ . 60

Clearwater River, Idaho--- -_--------- 27

Middle Fork of, Idaho. . 27

North Fork of, Idaho. - - 27

South Fork of, Idaho___________ 27

Clearwater River, Oreg _. __...- . 67

Cle Elum Lake, Wash...--...- .--- 91

CJeElum River, Wash.. .......% 90

' Midm<J;Fork'of,"Wash.... .... 90

West Fork of, Wash .. 91

Cleveland Run, Kans_____.______ 30

Cloquet River, Minn. .................... 38

Cold River, N. Y..._... . 50

Coll awash River, Oreg..._ _.--.. . 61

Collier Creek, Oreg-_... ..... ........ 65

Colorado River, Ariz... .. _ .. 5

Colorado River dam sites, Ariz ........... 5-7

Colorado River, Calif _ .". .» 10

Colorado River, Colo ----- - - 19

Colorado River, Nev__._....... ..... 43-44

Colorado River, Tex_____..._ .. 74

Colorado River, Utah.......__...... . 75

Colorado, surveys in._...... 16-20

Columbia River, Oreg. - 55

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Columbia River, Wash...__............... 88

Connecticut River, Conn___ ___ ___ 20

Connecticut, surveys in..__________ 20

Coosa River, Ala..__...______._.. 4

Coosawattee River, Ga________.. 23

Coquille River, East Fork of, Oreg- ____ .$5

North Fork of, Oreg.. .. .... 65

jSouth Fork of, Oreg . . 65

-CottonwobePfeili^iKlCblo-. ._. 18

Cottonwood Creek, Utah________._ 82

Cougar Creek, Wash.____________ 93

Cowhouse Creek, Tex.___.___.....__ 74

Cowlitz River, Wash........._............ 93

Grawflsh River, Wis. .................. 96

Crooked Creek, Pa _._..--._.... 69

Crooked River, Oreg- ____________ $8

Cross River, Minn__.____________ 38

Crow Creek, Mont_.___________ 43

Crow Wtog River, Minn__._...__.... 40

Cussawago Creek, Pa__. _________ 69

D

Dead River, Me ......._.. .... 33

South Branch of, Me...__............ 33-34

Deadwood River, Idaho....._'. ____... 26

Deep River, N. C.. .................... 51

<Dees.Creek, Oregv- _..._._-__.. 64

Deerfleld River,i;Mass___________. ""36

Delaware River, N. Y.___.... .._. 48

West Branch of, N. Y. ........... 48

Delaware, surveys in...._______..._ 30

Deschutes River, Oreg-.-_______._. 57

East Fork of, Oreg-.___:_______ 57^58

West Fork of, Oreg-___ . . 57

Des Plaines River, 111...__________ 29

Devil Track River, Minn-.- 37

Diamond Creek, Utah............. . . 81

Dinwoody Creek, Wyo_____ __ 97

District of Columbia, survey of_______ 20

Doe River, Term..... .. ... . 72

Dolores River, Colo._________... 19

Dolores River, Utah 75

Domke Creek, Wash..................... 90

Domke Lake, Wash..___......_.. ... 90

Dore Flambeau River, Wis. 96

Dry Creek, Mont.- 43

Dry Fork, Utah - .. 76

Duchesne River, Utah...______.__. 76

West Fork of, Utah...... 76-77

Dutcher Creek, Oreg- -- - 63

E

Eagle River, Colo. .__ ... 1»

East Branch or Fork. See n&me of main

stream.

East Canyon Creek, Utah. .. . 80 

East Sandy Creek, Pa... __ .. 69 

Eau Claire River, Wis..._......_..._.. -96

Eau Pleine River, Wis......._.....__.. 96

Echo Lake reservoir site, Calif __. ___ 14 

Elk Creek, Oreg...__. . . 63 

Elk Creek, Tenn.....___......v........ 72

Elk Creek, W. Va ,. - 94

Elkin River, N. C .... 52

Embarrass River, 111._____._______ 28 

. North Fork of, ID.. . .... 28

migrant Creek, Oreg .....___.__. 54
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Encampment River, Wyo _.._____ 98

North Fork of, Wyo _ _ 98

Esealante River, Utah______...,___ 78

Etowah River, Ga_ 23

Fall Creek, dreg...... ........... . 58

Feather Biver, Middle Fork of, Calif. . 13

FislrCreek, N. Y........ .................... 48

Fish Creek, Oreg 67

Fisher River, N. C _____ ............ __ 52

Fishing Brook, N. Y. .......... ...... ....... 46

Fish Laka Stream, Wash _ ... __ .. _ ----- 92

Flagstaff Lake, Me. . , - . 34

Flambeau River, Wis. __ ... . __ .. _ ... 95,96

Flat Branch, HI.. __ . __ . _ ...,....... 29

Flathead River, Mont ___ __ ..... _ 42

South Fork of, Mont. . 43 

Flint River, Ga~ -- 22-23

Florida, surveys of. _____________ 20

Foss River, Wash. ............ ...... ........ 85

East Fork of, Wash...... _ ............ 85

Foster Creek, Oreg-, ______ . ___ __ 63

Fourmile Creek, Utah.. ...... ........ ... 78

Fox River, Wis.... ......................... 95,96

Fremont River, Utah.. _ ................. 78

French Broad River, N. C _ ... , 53

'French Creek, Pa ________ - ___ - _ 69

North Branch of, Pa.., 69

G 

Gasconade River, Mo ___ .. ___ - _ ... . 41

Genesee River, N. Y. ...... ................. 49

Geneva Creek, Colo... _____ . _ .. __ 16-17 

Georgia, surveys in _ _____ ............ 20-23

Gerla Creek, Calif - - 13

Gila River, Ariz..... _ .. ... . .... 8

GilaRtver.N.Mex. .-. 45-46 

Gooseberry River, Minn.. ____ ____ . 38 

Government Creek, Wyo... --------------- 98

Grape Creek, Colo.. 18

Grave Creek, Oreg ____________ - _ 63 

Great Falls dam site, Va. . . . 83 

Green River, Colo ____ - __ ___ . _ .. 19 

Green River, Utah..--.-------- ------- 75-76

Green River (tributary to Toutle River),

Wash..... 93 

Green River (tributary to White River),

Wash 85

Green River, Wyo I 98-99

Oonnison Rfrer; Colo __________ __ 19

H

Hades Creek, Utah 76

Halfmoon Creek, Colo. _ _____ ___ - 18

Halls Creek, Utah. 78

Hancock Creek, Wash. __ _________ 86

HansCreek, N. Y.... ... ... ... 48

Hansen Creek, Utah... _________ .... 78

Harpeth River, Tenn.. - . 71

Havasu Creek, Ariz _____________ 8

Hawaii, surveys in _________ ____ 23

Hamaker reservoir site, Oreg. 

Henrys Fork, Idaho ___ 

Henrys Lake outlet, Idaho.. 

Highland Creek, Calif 

Hiwassee River. Ga...

Page 

53 

81 

33 

59 

59 

59

Hiwassee River, N. C....__ . ..

Hobble Creek, Utah. .. 

Holeb Pond, Me..____________ 

Hood River, Oreg-_.___._-_....

East Fork of, Oreg. 

Middle Fork of, Oreg-_.... 

West Fork of, Oreg______ 59 

Hoosic River, N. Y..... - 4&

 .fiMrs'ef Creek, Oreg ___ ._.... 60*

Houston Stream, Me_ . 32" 

Hudson River, N. Y___.... 46-

Huntington River, Vt.__... _ 82-8*

Icicle Creek, Wash.....__ ...... ,.._ 90

Idaho, surveys in_________ .... 23-28-

Illinois River dam sites, Oreg 64 

Illinois River, HI..-. 29

Illinois River, Oreg-_____________ 64

East Fork of, Oreg.._______-_... 64

Illinois River, Wis..___ . 96

Illinois, surveys in 28-29

Indiana, surveys in 30- 

Indian River (tributary to Hudson River),

N. Y 46

Indian River (tributary to Oswegatchie

River), N. Y 50- 

Indigo Creek, Oreg_____-_ . 65 

Iowa, surveys in___...- - 30

Jackson Lake, Wyo__.. . - 99-

James Creek, Colo____.. . _... 17

James River, Va . 84

Jessup River, N. Y___._.. ...... 46-

Jim Ned Creek, Tex_.___. --.. _... 75

Jocko River, Mont.____ ------ 43

John Day River, Oreg_____________ 56-57

North Fork of, Oreg. . 56-57

Jordan dam site, Wash__. . . 87

Josephine Creek, Oreg . 64

Judith River. Mont 42

Jumpoff Joe Creek, Oreg.. 63

Juniata River, Pa... . . ... 68

Raystown Branch of, Pa. ... 68

K

.............. 90-

 - T

 8

 ...... 79

 ... 29

 .... 30

 29

 . 39

 90

 35

 35

 .- _ - 32 

Kentucky, surveys in.... ------ 30-31

Kenyetto Creek, N. Y....................

Kerby reservoir, Oreg....... ......

Kickapoo River, Wis.___..............

King and Bartlett Lake, Me. ... 

King Pond, Me.._____... £.. . 

Kings River, Calif. 

Kinzua Creek, Pa.---__ - j 

Kachess Lake, Wash....

Kaibito Creek, Ariz.._ 

Kanab Creek, Ariz-....-

Kane Creek; Utah.......

Kankakee River, 111 

Kansas, surveys in ..---. 

Kaskaskia River, 111 

Kawishiwi River, Minn. 

Keechelus Lake, Wash.. 

Kennebago Lake, Me... 

Kennebago River, Me 

Kennebec River, Me.

48- 

64 

96 

34 

34
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Klamath River, Calif...._._......_... 14

Klamath River dam sites, Calif.__. ...-- 15

Klamath River dam sites, Oreg.-__...._. 55

Klamath River, Oreg.__________.... 55

Klickitat River, Wash._.................. 91

West Fork of, Wash..................... 92

Klondyke Creek, Oreg._.................... 64

Kunjamuk Creek, N. Y .. 47

L

Lake Creek, Colo..--..-_-..........-..-.- 18

JLake Creek (tributary to Metolius River),

Oreg....................-. ..- 58

Lake Creek (tributary to North Umpqua

River), Oreg_....._......... 66

Lake Creek (tributary to Chewack Creek),

Wash........................... 89

Lake Creek (tributary to Cispus River),

Wash........................... 93

Lake Creek (tributary to Pilchuck Creek-),

Wash...........,.-, ........... 86

Lake Fork, East Fork of, Utah________ 77

West Fork of, Utah.-. ._, 77

Lampasas River, Tex....._______,__._ 74

Laramie River^ Wyo..____________ 98

Last Chance Creek, Utah....*________ 79

Laurel Hill Creek, Pa. . . . 70

Lawson Creek, Oreg_________ ____ 65

Lefthand Creek, Colo_____________ 17

Lemonweir Biver, Wis___________ 96

Leon River, Tex_______.___-._.... 74

Lewis Fork, N. C........................... 51

Lewis River, North Fork of, Wash ___.... 92

Lewis River, South Fork of, N. C__...... 51-52

West Fork of, N. C._ . 52

Little Bartlett Lake, Me......_.__..... 34

Little Butte Creek, Oreg__.. ...._.... 63

Little Colorado River, Ariz_________ 7

Little Cottonwood Creek, Utah.......... 82

South Mahogany Fork of, Utah____ 82

Little Fork, Minn.... ... .__ .. 39

Little Kennebago Lake, Me.. ....._..-- 35

Little Salmon River, Idaho________.. 27

Little Sandy Creek, Pa............ 69

Little Snake River, Colo-_.___....__- 20

Little South Fork of Rubicon River, Calif... 13

Little Spencer Stream, Me......__-___ 34

Little Tonawanda Creek, N. Y.._........... 49

Little Tapper Lake Branch, N. Y.__. ... 50-51

Little Wabash River, HI.--.. .. 28

Little White Salmon River, Wash..........- 92

Little Wind River, Wyo.. . . 97'

North Fork of, Wyo. . 97

Xochsa Fork, Idaho.________..__-. 27

Logan River, Utah..__-.....-__....__ 79

Jjolo Creek, Idaho____-_________ 27

Long Pond, Me......_..... . .. 33

Loon Lake, Oreg._______.__ _-. 67 

Lost Creek (tributary to MeKenzie River),

Oreg_.__. __ ..__.. 60

Lost Creek (tributary to Rogue River), Oreg. 62

Lost Creek, Utah....... - 80

Louisiana, surveys in..... . .. .... 31

Lower Currant Creek, Utah_________ 77

Lower Red Lake, Minn __ ... _ 39

Lower Richardson Lake, Me.. 35

Lower Roach Pond, Me. 33

Loyalhanna Creek, Pa.. . __ .... 69

M

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Madison River, Mont____ ............. 42

Mad River, N. H._.__._..__..__....... 44

Mad River, Vt _....................!.. . 82

Mahoning Creek, Pa.____________ 69 

Maine, surveys in._________.....__ 31-35 

Major drainage basins, list of_ .... 2-3 

Malheur River, Oreg_______,. 56

Middle Fork of, Oreg_____ ..__. 56

North Fork of, Oreg-__.___ r-.-- 6* 

Manitou River, Minn_________'..._. 38 

Manitowoc River, Wis____________ 96 

Map scales, ratios for _____ .. 4 

Maps, obtaining of._____________ 3 

Marion Fork, "Oreg______________ 60-61, 

Martins Rapids dam site, Oreg'. 60 

Maryland, surveys in.. ________.___ 35-3^ 

Massachusetts, surveys in____^r *-* 36-37 

Mattawamkeag River, Me. .__..., 31-32 

Mayfleld Creek, N. Y...........- I.... 48,

McAllister Meadows, Wash___.,_....... 91,

McCloud River, Calif _ 12 

MeKenzie River, Oreg--_____ 6ft

South Fork of, Oreg- ....._ . 60

McNeil Creek, Oreg 62

Menominee River, Wis___________ 96 

Methow River, Wash_____._. . 89 

Metolius River, Oreg.________.... 58

Michigan, surveys in__.____ 37 

Middle Boulder Creek, Colo__. .. 17 

Middle Concho River, Tex____ ... 74 

Middle Eel River, Calif.. .....__.... 14

Middle Fork River, W. Va. .... . 94

Middle Roach Pond, Me..____... . 33, 

Middle St. Vrain Creek, Colo. .. 17 

Mill Brook, N. Y....................__' 47

MiU B South Fork, Utah.... 82

Mill Creek, Calif 14'

MillJCreek (tributary to Rogue River), Oreg- 62 

Mill Creek (tributary to Umpqua River),

Oreg.- -..__.___ 67 

Mill Creek (tributary to Warm Springs

River), Oreg..____.___... 58-59 

Mill Creek, Utah......_.___._____ 82

Mille Lacs. Minn..___________.. 40 

Miller Creek, Wash...___________.. 85

West Fork of, Wash ______.... 85

Milwaukee River, Wis____________ 96 

Minerva Stream, N. Y_________ __ 47 

Mingo Creek, S. C.......__.._______ 71

Minnesota River, Minn___________ 40

.. ... . 43 

. ... 9 

. ..... . 28

.... 31

.............. 39

40 

Mississippi River, Wis ......__..._. 95

Mississippi, surveys in. ____________ 40-41

Mission Creek, Mont.-.. 

Mississippi River, Ark._ 

Mississippi River, 111__. 

Mississippi River, La.... 

Mississippi River, Minn. 

Mississippi River, Miss..

Missouri River, Kans... 

Missouri River, Mo..... 

Missouri River, Mont... 

Missouri River, Nebr._. 

Missouri River, N. Dak. 

Missouri River, S. Dak.. 

Missouri, surveys in.....

30

41

41

43

53

71

.41
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Mitchell River, N.C . ........ 52

Mojave River, Calif.. 9 

Mokelumne River, Calif.__.__.-.-...-. 11-12 

Moki Creek, Utah.......................... 78

Mollys Pond, Vt............................ 82

Montana, surveys in____._.--..__ 41-43 

Monongahela River, Pa___...__.--.. 70 

Monongahela River, W. Va...-.-___----- 94

Moosehead Lake, Me.__________... 32-33

 Mooselooknieguntie Lake, Me._____.--- 35 

Moose Pond, Mo_________.__._. 34 

Moose River, Me.....________...._ 33

South Branch of, N. Y...-...-......---- 49

Mora River, N. Mex__________._. 44 

Mosby Creek, Utah......................... 78

Moyie River, Idaho..-.__.._.-.....-..- 23-24

Muddy Fork, Wash......................... 93

Muddy River, Wash__.______.___ 92 

Mulberry River, Ga______-____.-.. 22 

Mule Creek, Oreg___________.__ 63 

Musselshell River, Mont________... 42

N

Naches River,|Wash._......._.......... 91

NamakagonJRiver, Wis._________... 96 

Nashua River, Mass....__._____..... 37

North Branch of^Mass...__.__.__ 37 

South Branch of, Mass.-----..-..-.--..- 37

Nason Creek, Wash______.....__... 90

Navajo Creek, Ariz____.___._______ 7

Nebraska, surveys in..____ ._ ._ 43 

Nehalem River, Oreg__.________._ 67 

Neil Creek, Oreg............. ............ 62-«3

Nespelem River, Wash..__._.___._ 89 

Nestucca River, Oreg.....___-...____ 68

Nevada, surveys in_.--.-.__._......... 43-44

New Hampshire, surveys in......._....... 44

New Jersey, maps of.-------------------..-- 44

New Mexico, surveys in.._-..._......... 44-46

New River, South Fork of, N. C............ 53

New York, surveys in.-----------------...-- 46-51

Niagara River, N. ~¥........................ 49

Nisqually River, Wash...................... 84

Nolichucky|River,fN.[C. - ..f.............. 53

Nolichucky River, Tenn..__.__._.... 72

Nooksack River, Wash....._...___.... 88

North Branch or Fork. See name of main

stream. 

North Carolina, surveys in...-.----__-._-___ 51-53

North Dakota, surveys in....._.__....... 53-54

NorthtPlatte River, Colo...-------------- 16

North Platte River, Nebr....... ...... 43

North Platte River, Wyo.... ......... 98

North River, Va........... .............. 84

North St. Vrain Creek, Colo.......... .. 17

North Toe River, N. C_..................... 53

North Umpqua River dam sites, Oreg.___ 66 

North Umpqua River, Oreg__. . 66 

Nottely River, Ga........ ................ 23

Nottely River, N. 0........................ 53

Nueces River, Tex....--...-- -........... 75

O

Qbed River, Tenn_..__._________. 72 

Ochoco Creek, Oreg. ___.__.___.__ 58 

Oconee River, Ga........-..-..-.....-... 21,22

Middle Fork of, Qa..................... 21-22

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©conomowoc River, Wis. ________ 96 

Oconto River, Wis.----.--.---l-..-------- 86

Ogden River, Utah..................... .. 80

Ohio River, IU...... .. ........ . 28

Ohio River, Ind........... . .. .. . 30

Ohio River, ~Ky............................. 30-31

Ohio River, Ohio--.-.---------.... ------ 54

Ohio River, Pa........ ... . '. 70-

Ohio River, W. Va-..- --------------- 94

Ohio, surveys in_...___.. ... 54 

Oklahoma, surveys in.--- --.--___-... 54 

Oregon, surveys in.....___....._------ 54-68-

Oroflno Creek, Idaho..----- .-...-.. .. ' 27

Oso dam site, Wash. _____________ 8Y

Oswegatchie River, N. Y..________ 49»

East Branch of, N. Y........__........ 50

West Branch of, N. Y. ............. 50

Ottertail Lake, Minn...___............... 38

Ottertail River, Minn....___............. 38

Ouachita River, Ark....... _.... 9

Outlet Creek (tributary to Klickitat River),

Wash......___.________ 92

Outlet Creek (tributary to Toutle River),

Wash_..---- ____ 93-

Owyhee River, Oreg__._______ 56

Paint Creek, Tex. . ____ 73

Pamelia Creek, Oreg 61

Paradox Creek, N. Y....... ..... . 47"

Paria River, Ariz.._ 7

Paulina Creek, Oreg 58

Payette River, Idaho.. . ....... 25

South Fork of, Idaho. . ..__. 25-

Payson Creek, Utah....--____.... 80

Pearl River, Miss.- .. . 41

Pearrygin Lake, Wash... ...__ 89- 

Pecan Bayou, Tex______..___. 74r76

Pecos River, N. Mex___ ...... 45

Pennsylvania, surveys in.......__ 68-70

Penobscot River basin, Me., lakes in..__.. 31

Penobscot River, Me._r . _ 31

East Branch of, Me.... .. .... 31

West Branch of, Me._____...._ 31

Peshtigo River, Wis. . . . 95,96

Pigeon River, Minn____ __.. 37'

Pilot Creek, Calif. .-._____........ 10

Pine Creek, Wash .. . 92-93-

Piney River, Tenn.... .-. .._........... 72

Piscataquis River, Me........._.. . 32'

Pit River, Calif...... -. . - 12

South Fork of, Calif .. 12'

Piute Creek, Utah ...................... 79*

Pleasant Lake, N. Y........................ 47

Pleasant River, Me...... .._ ... 32

Plover River, Wis..__... __ 96

Pole Creek, Utah..:.__..........__ ,. 78.

Poplar River, Minn__________.... 37

Post Creek, Mont...._......__....... 43-

Potlatch Creek, Idaho... .....___.... 28

Potomac River, Va_____________ 83

South Branch of, Va ...... 83-

Prairie River, Minn....-.- .-...-.. - 39-40*

Provo River, Utah. _. ..- . . 81

North Fork of, Utah..- ............ 81

South Fork of North Fork of, Utah .. 81

Puget Sound Power Co.'s canal, Wash...... 84
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Puyallup Biver, Wash....._..........__ 84

 Quaboag Biver, Mass...__________ 36

B

Baft Lake, Wyo...... .................... 97

Railroad Creek, Wash_.................... 89

Bangeley Lake, Me.....____._ ___... 35

Bangeley Biver, Me__.__ .-----,--..- 35

Rapid Biver, Me----..._ 34-35

Baguette River, N. Y . 50

Raystown Branch of Juniata Biver, Pa_._- 68

Red Blanket Creek, Oreg._.-.--.-.____. 62

Red Cedar Biver, Wis.__.._....__ 96

Red Lake Biver, Minn...................... 39

Red Biver, Minn.............._............. 38

Red Biver, N. Dak.. .. ....... ...... 54

Red Biver, S. Dak.......................... 71

Red Rock River, Mont..._.__.-...-....- 41

Reeves Creek, Oreg.. ..---. ..--------.- 64

Relief Creek, Calif. .------ - .- - 11

East Fork of, Calif... . 11

Rhode Island, surveys in.._...___.-... 71

Rib River, Wis. 96

Righthand Fork, Utah................. .. 80

Bio Grande, N. Mex.._____..____. 45

Roane Creek, Tenn........___ . . 72

Roanoke River, N. C...................... . 51

Boanoke Biver, Va_...._.._..._..... 84

Roaring Fork River, Colo..___.__.__ 19

Roaring River.N.C........................ 52

Robe.dam^ite, Wash.... .................. 87

Rock Creek, Oreg----__.____.__.... 57

Rock Creek (tributary to Colorado River),

Utah. 79

Rock Creek (tributary to Duchesne Biver),

Utah . 77

West Fork of, Utah- . 77

Rock Biver, N. Y...... .................. 46

Rock River, Wis--- . 96

Rogue Biver dam sites, Oreg................ 61-62

Rogue River, Oreg...._ _.______ 61

Middle Fork of, Oreg. 02

South Fork of, Oreg-. - 62

Root River, Minn_______________ 40

Round Valley Creek, Utah 81

Rubicon Biver, Calif. _...... 13

Little South Fork of, Calif............... 13

Ruby Creek, Wash...............__... . 87

Ruby River, Mont.... _ 42

Bum River, Minn_______________ 40

Sabine Biver, Tex........................... 72-73

Sacandaga Lake, N. Y___......_____ 47

Sacandaga reservoir, N. Y__..___-.---.. 47

Sacandaga Biver, N. Y......__...._... 47

East Branch of, N. Y.......-.. .... 47

Sacandaga Biver, West Branch of, N. Y-... 47

Saco River, Me_ ____ ___. ______ 35

Sacramento River, Calif_.___.____ 12

St. Croix Biver, Me.. _.. 31

West Branch of, Me..................... 31

St. Croix River, Wis........................ 96

St. Lawrence River, N. Y . 49

St. Louis Biver, Minn_____.__.____ 38

Salado Creek, Tex.._...................... 74

Salmonberry Biver, Oreg___..__._._ 67

	Paga

Salmon Creek, Oreg.................. .... 60

Salmon Biver, Calif............__....__ 15

North Fork of, Calif...................... 15

South Fork of, Calif . ..- 15

Salmon River dam sites, Idaho_______ 26-27

Salmon Biver, Idaho .- . . 26-27

Salt Creek, Oreg.....- _... 60

Salt Creek, Utah .. 80

Sal ton Sea basin, .Calif.... .___... 10

Salt River, Ariz... . ................. 8

Sandy Creek, W. Va .... . 94

Sandy River, Me...._..._______... 34

Sandy Biver, Oreg._____________. 59

San Francisco Biver, N. Mex....______ 46

Sangamon Biver, HI_....________... 29

South Fork of, HI--.-.......__...__ 29

San Joaquin Biver, Calif.___________ 10

Middle Fork of, Calif. 10

North Fork of, Calif 10

South Fork of, Calif........._....._. 10

San Juan River, Utah____________. 79

San Miguel River, Colo .._____..... 19

San Bafael Biver, Utah 78

San Saba River, Tex.........._.__.__ 75

Santaquin Creek, Utah___________. 80

Santiam Biver, North Fork of, Oreg__ _ 60

North Fork of North Fork of, Oreg.__. 61

Sauk Biver, Wash..... .........__.... 87

North Fork of, Wash.................... 88

South Fork of, Wash-..---..-.-.---__ 88

Savannah River, Oal.-..l^_____.__. 21

Schoodic Stream, Me..............._.__. 32

Schroon River, N. Y. .......__._... 46

The Branch of, N. Y.... . 47

Scott Biver, Calif... .. . _..___...1 15

SebecLake, Me ... .__....__ . 32

Sebee River, Me. __.____. 32

Selway Biver, Idaho_____________ 27

Sevenmile Creek, Utah___________ 78

Shasta Costa Creek, Oreg_.____...... 64

Shavers Fork, W. Va........ . 95

Sheboygan Biver, Wis....................... 96

Shenandoah Biver, Va-- ... 83

North Fork of, Va... ... 83-84

South Fork of, Va. 83

Shenango Biver, Pa. _ - .... 70

Shinumo Creek, Ariz____ ____ 7

Shitike Creek, Oreg... 58

Shoshone Biver, Wyo.____ __ 97

North Fork of, Wyo. .......... 97

Siletz River, Oreg .. .... 67

Silver Creek, Calif......__ ..._._ 14

Silver Creek (tributary to Silver Lake), Oreg. 54,55 

Silver Creek (tributary to Illinois River),

Oreg .__.... .._ 65

Silver Lake, Me... 32

Silver Lake reservoir site, C alif 14

Silvies Biver, Oreg. . - 54

Similkameen Biver, Wash........ .. '89

Sixth Water Creek, Utah ............... 81

Skagit Biver, Wash.. 87

Skillet Fork, 111... .... 28

Skokomish River, Wash...... . 84

North Fork of, Wash ' 84

Skykomish Biver, Wash.._______ 85

North Fork of, Wash.... ._.... 85
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Smith and Morehouse Creek, Utah. . 79

Smith Fork, Utah..................... 78

Smith River, Oreg______________ 67

Smith River, South Fork of, Calif _____ 16

Snake River dam sites, Idaho...____ 24-25

Snake River dam sites, Oreg______... 55

Snake River, Idaho .--.. .. ... . 24-25

Snafee River, Oreg........_..._....... 55

Snake River/'t^sh......._................ 91-92

Snake River, l^yo....... -._..___.. 99

Snoqualmie River, Wash_______ __.. 86

Middle Fork of, Wash................... 86

North Fork of, Wash.................... 86

South Fork of, Wash._ . 86

Soddy Creek, Tenn...____________ 72

Soque River, Ga... 22

South Boulder Creek, Colo________... 17 

South Branch or Fork. See name of main

stream.

Sonth Carolina, surveys in..._...__.. 71

South Concho River, Tex..__............ 74

South Dakota, surveys in........ __...- 71

South Mahogany Fork of Little Cottonwood

Creek, Utah..................... 82

South Platte River, Colo--.--...-._.__...... 16

North Fork of, Colo .-....... . 16

South River, Qa............................. 21

South St. Vrain Creek, Colo.........._.... 17

Spencer,Ponds, Me........_________ 34

Spenee^i|^«a^,;M,e,<...-. . ......... 34

Spokane River, Wash._______........

Spoon River, 111_. _______ ______ 29

Spring Branch, Utah..._..________. 77

Spring Creek, Tex..._____________ 74

Spring Lake, Me..-- . .__-....-..-. 34

Stanislaus River, Calif____________ 10-11

Middle Fork of, Calif.... ............. 11

North Fork of, Calif..................... 11

South Fork of, Calif..................... 11

Steamboat Creek, Oreg___________ 67

Stehekin River, Wash................_.... 89

Stilaguamish River, North Fork of, Wash... 87

Still Creek, Oreg...,. . 59

Straight}R_rveT, Minn.- - ............ 40

Strawberry'River, Utah...._.._____._. 77

Strong River, Miss..__...___....__. 41

Sturgeon River, Minn..-. __.._...... 39

Sucker Brook, N. Y_._...................... 50

Sugar Creek, 111.....___._________ 29

Suiattle River, Wash........................ 88

Sultan River, Wash.......--.-..........-... 85

South Fork of, Wash.................... 86

Surveys, arrangement of---...-_______ 2-3

types of.__.___..________ 1

Susquehanna River, N. Y.....________ 48

Susquehanna River, Pa__.______._ 68

West Branch of, Pa___.._______ 68

Swan River, Mont.........__.____... 43

Sweetwater River d»m sites, -Wyo_.___ 98

Sweetwater River, Wyo.....________ 98

Swift Creek, Utah........................... 77

Swift Creek, Wash 93

Swift River, Mass.....___-_-_...__ _ 36

Tallapoosa River, Ala. 

Tallapoosa River, Ga.,

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Tallulah River, Ga 21

Tapeats Creek, Ariz_____________ 7 

Taunton River, Mass..__________ 37 

Taylor Creek, Oreg...____________ 65 

Temperance River, Minn___. _____ 38 

Tennessee Fork, Goto .. __ 18

Tennessee River, Ala....__________ 5

Tennessee, .surveys in^-_.._______ 71-72 

Teter Creek, W. Va_______._._.... 94

Texas, surveys in..______________ 72-75 

Thirteenth Brook, N. Y..................... 46

Thompson River, Colo________ ____ 17-18 

Tieton.River, Wash_____________ 91 

Tionesta River, Pa......._.___......_ 68

Toccoa River, Ga................._...__ 23

Toe River, N. C............................. 53

Tokul Creek, Wash........:.......... . . 86

Tombigbee River, Miss........._._...... 40

Totogatic River, Wis..._........._...... 96

Toutle River, Wash................_...... 93

South Fork of, Wash.................... 93

Towaliga River, Ga.___________-.... 21

Trachyte Creek, Utah .._____.___ 78 

Trail Creek, Oreg. ........_____._ 63

Trask River, Oreg. -__._._.. 67-68 

Trinity River, Calif. 15

South Fork of, Calif.......... ...... 16

Trinity River dam sites, Calif ________ 15-16 

Trinity River, Tex.._____________ 73

Clear Fork of, Tex. _____.....__1 73

West Fork of, Tex...__________ 73 

Trout Brook, N. Y ..... 47

Trout Creek, Wash.......___.______ 92

Tugaloo River, Ga...____________ 20-21 

Tuolumne River, Calif.____________ 10 

Twin Lakes reservoir site, Calif....____ 14

Twomile Creek, Utah.._____............ 78

U 

Uinta River, Utah........................... 78

UmbagogLake, Me__ _________1. 34 

Umpqua River dam sites, Oreg.______ 65-66 

Umpqua River, Oreg..___.__....._.. 65-66

Union River, .Me....... ... .. 31

Upper Red Lake, Minn................ 39

Upper Richardson Lake, Me._______ 35 

Utah, surveys in.....___........ .. 75-82

V 

Verde River, Ariz.........._.__........ 8-9

Vermilion River, Minn ____._____ 39 

Vermont, surveys in______________ 82-83 

Virginia, surveys in__________.... 83-84

Virgin River, Nov..... ...__..-....-.-- 44

Vly Creek, N. Y...._ ...... . 47-48

W 

Wahweap Creek, Ariz._------ .. 7

Wahw;e8p Creek, Utah.!'__....__._... 79

Walupt Lake, Wash 93

WaptusLake, Wash......................... 91

Ware River, Mass........._..._..--..... 36

Warm Creek, Utah -... .... 79

Warm Springs Creek, Idaho_________ 25 

Warm Springs River, Oreg-________... 58 

Washington, surveys in. .. _..._ -. 84-95 

Watauga River, Tenn..____........ 72
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"Waterbury River, Vt______________ 82

Wateree River, N. C_.____.__........_i 52

Wateree River, S. C_.____.___1._ 71

Weber River, Utah.___________.__ 79

South Fork of, Utah..'._________ 79

Wenatchee Lake, Wash..__________ 90

Wenatehee River, Wash____________ 90 

West Branch or Fork. See name of main

stream.

West Canyon Creek, Ariz___________ 7

West Canyon Creek, Utah. _________ 79

West Carry Pond, Me....__________ 34

Westfleld River, Mass..._________ .. 36

East Branch of, Mass__________ 36

West Branch of, Mass___________ 36

West Fork River, W. Va__________ 94

Whitechuck River, Wash.._________ 88

White River, Ariz...................___.. 8

East Fork of, Ariz_____________ 8

North Fork of, Ariz..._________ 8

White River, Ark....____.._______. 9

Buffalo Fork of, Ark..____.____ «

North Fork of, Ark_____._____ 9

White River, Oreg........___....____ 59

White River, Utah..!....____....___ 78

White River (tributary to PuyaUup River),

Wash.... .._............__ 85

White River (tributary to Wenatchee River),

Wash_____._________ 90

North Fork of, Wash._____..__... 90

Whiterocks Creek, Utah___________ 78

White Salmon River, Wash......__....... 92

Whitewater Creek, Oreg........'_.. ._ 61

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Wild Rice River; Minii.... 1 '...I'.,-...;.." -"-&

Willamette River, Middle Fork of, Oreg.... ^59

North Fork of Middle Fork of, Oreg_. r 60> 

Williamson Creek'," Wash__...._......... 86-

Williams River, Ariz 1___/....' "' '&

Wilson Creek, Utah_______.____.'..' 79 

Wilson River, Oreg..___.______..__ 67 

Wind River, Wyo___.___.__...__ 97 

Winooski River, Vt.___--..____.__ 82- 

Wisconsin River, Wis.___..____ .. 95-96 

Wisconsin, surveys in.....___.___..... 96-96-

Wolf Creek, Utah....__-..-......-.__... 77

Wolf River, Wis._______________-- 96-flfr 

Wood Pond, Me.... . __...... . 3a

Woods Creek, Calif...._________..... Ifr

Wyoming, surveys in_........___ 

Yadkin River, N. C..__ ............. 51

Yahara River, Wis. . _--_..-.--, - «& 

Yakima River, Wash....________.... ,90-

Yampa River, Colo......_____..____ 19-20

Yellow River, Ga.___________..... 21

Yellow River, Wis...____________. 96 

Yellowstone River, Mont...__.___..... 42

Yougmbgheny River, Md________..... 3S-3&

Youghiogheny River, Pa__________ 1ft 

Yuba River, Calif.......___...__...... la

Z 

Zealand River, N. H..........__.......... 44

Zigzag River, Oreg__ ..... 59

Zumbro River, Minn..___._..._ . 4X> 

Middle Branch of, Minn._____..... 4ft

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GEOLOGIC^ ;simtEr fy*

" -' Supplemental Index 

.r ' ' to .. ' Kiver Surveys ; ' 

made by the United States Geological Survey

and "

' ' Other Agencies 

. ' By Benjamin £. Jones

(Supplements Water-Supply Paper 558 published in ,19265 

Papea* 558, published 'in 1936, contains

a list by States of river surveys made "by the United States 

Geological Survey a»d other agencies and available for consultation in the offices of the Oeological Survey in Washington, 

D. C.

$he present list is intended to bring that index up t<r 

date*

* . 'i

In a eojfcilation of this qb^racter many maps will be 

overlookedf as IS fil&s of the, Geo^o|^.pal Surv0yf although. 

extensive, are'ipl cbBlp2,ete^ A^ llift in$ex will tse republished 

from time to ti^, any information concerning errors or omissions 

will be welcomed.

In this compilation tae surveys have been arranged by 

States a&d within the States by drainage basins. The tributary 

streams are indicated by letters: for example, a stream marked 

"(a) 11 is tributary to the last-named stream not marked with a 

letter, a strtam marked !I (b) H is tributary to the last-named 

stream markfdf w ( a) " , and so on. In the Great Basin tributaries 

of Great SafCkake and other independent drainage systems, are 

indicated bra M .

index number, made up of letter and figures* in 

parentheses, refers to the drainage-area subdivisions shown on 

Plate 2 of Water-Supply Paper 558. The numbers refer to the 

aajor areai that form the great drainage basins of the country 

as classified by the Geological Survey in its publications on 

stream fl#w and by the Weather Bureau in its met eoro logic reports.
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Each major area is divided into intermediate areas 

conforming to its dominant drainage systems and designated 12A, 

12B, etc., the number in the designation being that of the major 

area^and the letter referring to a specific intermediate area 

within it. The intermediate areas are farther divided into 

minor areas, each designated by the number of the major area, 

the letter of the intermediate area, and a final letter distinguishing it from adjacent minor areas, as 12FA, 12FB. Each 

drainage division is lettered in order from the upper reaches 

of the basin to the lower.

The maps published by the Geological Survey may be 

purchased for a small sum from the Director of the Geological 

Survey, Washington, D. C. -Maps prepared and published by the 

States can usually be obtained directly from the State engineers, 

Many of the published maps are out of print, but copies of the 

Geological Survey maps may be consulted at the office of the 

Survey in the Interior Department Building at Washington, and 

many of them can be sent to any district office of the Survey 

for consultation, upon application to the Director.

ARIZONA 

Colorado River.

(a) Gila River.

(b) Salt River from Roosevelt Reservoir to the junction 

of White and Black Rivers, 93-1/2 miles (9NA). -Plan and profile 

by U. S. G. S., 1916 and 1932. ' Scale 1:31,680. .'Contour interval 

20 and 25 feet on land, 5 feet on river surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. in 5 plan sheets and 5 profile 

sheets covering Salt Paver above Roosevelt Reservoir, Black River 

. to Apache National Forest Boundary, White River to.mouth of 

Diamond Creek, East Fork of White River to Seven Mile Canyon, and 

Carrizo dam site.

(c) Black River from the mouth to Graham - Greenlee 

County line, 95-1/2 miles (9NA). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 

1931-32. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on.land and 5 

feet on river surface. Published by U. S. G-. S. on 4 sheets of 

set .of 10 covering Salt River and tributaries above Roosevelt 

Reservoir. . ,

(d) Bonita Creek in Fort Apache Indian Reservation- from mouth upstream 4 miles (9NA). Plan by U. S. G. S., 

1932. S.cala 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on, land and 5 

feet on water surface. Detailed topography on lower end.running
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out to nothing at the upper end* Published by U. S, G. S. on

1 sheet of set of 10 covering Salt River and tributaries above 

Roosevelt Reservoir.

(c) White River from mouth to Diamond Creek, 28 

miles (9NA). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S,, 1932, Scale 

1:31,680.. .Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on river 

surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 3 sheets 

of set of 10 covering Salt River and tributaries above Roosevelt 

Reservoir.

(d) East Fork of White River from mouth upstream to sec. 30, T. 5 N., R. 23 E., Gala and Salt River meridian, 

Arizona, 2-1/2 miles (9NA). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1932. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water surface. Petailed topography. Published by U. S, G. S. on

2 sheets of set of 10 covering Salt River and tributaries above 

Roosevelt Reservoir.

(c) Carrizo Creek from mouth upstream 12 miles 

(9NA). Plan by U. S. G. S., 1932. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 20 feet on land. Detailed topography. Published by 

U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set of 10 covering plan and profile of 

Salt River and tributaries above Roosevelt Reservoir,

Carrizo dam site on Salt River at Mile 82.4 above 

Roosevelt Reservoir and just below the mouth of Carrrzo Creek 

(9NA). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1932. Scale 1:4,800. 

Contour interval 10 feet. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of 

set of 10 covering Salt River and tributaries above Roosevelt 

Reservoir.

(c) Yerde River from a point 3 miles below Camp 

Creek to Tangle Creek, 39 miles (9N3). A plan- and profile by 

U. S. G. S., 1930. Scale 1:48,000. Contour interval 20 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water surface. Detailed topography. Published 

by U. S. G. S. in 1 plan and profile sheet.

- (a) Little Colorado River from mouth to Tolchico dam site, 

'103 miles (9JB). Plan and profile by U.S.G;S., 1926. Scale 

1:31,680, Contour interval 25 feet on land and 5 feet on river 

surface.' Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G, S. in 3 

plan sheets and 2 profile sheets.
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.. CALIFORNIA 

-Sacramento. River.

- (a) Deer Creek from a point 8.,3 miles from the mouth upstream to sec. .26,. T., 28-N.,'R.. 5 E. t Mount Diablo meridian, 

46 miles (llBF). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1931-32. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Detailed topography. 

Published by IT. S. G. S, in 2 plan sheets and 1 profile sheet.

(b) North Pork of Deer Creek from mouth to source including topography along possible location of diversion of Mill 

Creek to Deer Creek, 9 miles (11BN). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S 

19:31-32. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Tery little 

topography except at the upper end and near the mouth. Published 

by U. S. Gr. S. on 2 sheets of the map of Deer Creek.

Deer Creek Meadows dam site in sec. 29, 0?. 28 N., 

R. 5 E., (11BN). Plan and cross section by U, S. G. S., 1932. 

Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet 

above water surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set 

of 3 covering plan and profile of Deer Creek.

Efiil Eiver.

(a) Middle Fork of Eel Eiver, mouth to sec. 11, T. 23 N., 

E. 11 W., 34 miles (11ED). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1924-25 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval on land 25 feet, on river surface 5 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 

plan sheets and 1 profile sheet.

(b) Black Butt© Eiver from mouth to sec. 1, T. 22 N. f 

R. 11 ¥., 4-1/2 miles (11ED). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1924- 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 25 feet on land and 5 feet on 

river surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 

2 sheets of set of 3 covering Middle Pork of Eel Eiver and tributari'

(b) Williams Creek from mouth upstream to sec. 7, 

T. 23 N., E.ll ¥., 4-1/2 miles (11ED). Plan and partial profile by 

U. S. G. S., 1924-25. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 25 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set 

of 3 covering Middle Pork of Eel Eiver and tributaries.

(b) Mill Creek from mouth to sec. 15, T. 23 N., E. 13 W., 

12 miles (11ED). The map also includes all of Eound Valley to an 

elevation of 1,550 feet. Plan and partial profile by U. S. G. S., 

1924-25. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 25 feet on land, 5 feet 

on rivar surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. 

on 3 sheets of set of 3 covering Middle Pork of Eel River and 

tributaries.
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(b). Elk Creek from'mouth upstream to see. 25, T. 20 N., 

R. 11-1., 10-1/2 miles (11ED). 'Plan and profile "by U. S. G-. S., 

1924-25. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 25 feet on land and 

5 feet on river surface. Detailed topography. Published "by 

U. S. G. S. on 1 plan sheet and.l profile sheet of set of 3 covering 

Middle Pork of Eel River and tributaries.

COLORADO 

Colorado River.

(a) Dolores River from the Mesa-Montrose County boundary in 

T. 49 N., R. 18 W., to a point 3 miles above the mouth of Disappointment Creek, 87 miles (9DK-9DL). .Plan and profile by 

U. S. G. S., 1915-16, Scale 1:48,000. Contour interval 100 feet 

on land and 5 feet on river surface. 'Published by U. S. 0. S. 

on 3 sheets of a set of 5 covering Dolores and San Miguel Rivers, 

Colo., within Paradox Valley quadrangle.

(b) San Miguel River from mouth to point in sec. 15, 

T. 46 1ST., R. 15 W., 3 miles above Haturita Creek, 27 miles' (9DK). 

Surveyed in 1915-16 by U. S. G. S. Scale 1:48,000. Contour^ 

interval 100 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Detailed 

topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of a set of 5 

covering Dolores and San Miguel Rivers, Colo., within Paradox Valley 

quadrangle.

IDAHO '' ' 

Columbia River

(a) Kootenai River from the International Boundary to a 

point 1 mile below Moyie River, 54 miles (12AJ). Plan by U.S.G.S., 

1928. Scale 1:12,000. Contour interval 2 feet. Detailed topo- 

 graphy. Published by U. S. G. S. in 9 sheets.

(a) Clark Pork including Pend Oreille Lake from Horse Creek, 

sec. 28, 0?. 27 N., R. 34 W., Montana, to Albany Palls, sec. 30, 

T. 56 N., R. 5 W-., Idaho; approximately 4 miles in Montana and 

76 miles in Idaho (12DG) (12DH) (12DJ) (12DM). Plan by 

U. S. G. S., 1926. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 5 feet. 

Topography about' 100 feet above water surface. Published by 

U. S. G. S., in 5 sheets.

(a) Pend Oreille Lake (18DH). Plan by U. S. G. S., 1926. 

Contour interval 5 feet with some under-water contours shown*
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Topography shown to altitude of _2,125 fee.t above sea level, or 

75 feet above the lake surface. ' .published "by U. S. G, S, on 2 

sheets of the map of Clark fork f.rom 'Horse Creek', Mont., to 

Albany .Falls, Idaho. ;

Albany Falls dam site, Clark Fork Hiver at Albany falls 

(12DM). Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 5 feet. Topography 

150 feet above water surface. Published on 1 sheet of map of Clark 

Fork from Horse Creek, Mont., to Albany Falls, Idaho.

(b) Pack River from mouth to sec. 32, T. 59 N., R. 1 W., 

Idaho, 29 miles (12DH). Plan by U. S. G. S., 1926. Scale 1:31,680, 

Co'ntour interval 5 feet. Topography about 60 feet above water surface. 'Published by U. S. G. S. on 2. sheets in connection with map 

of Clark Fork from Horse Greek, Mont., to Albany Falls, Idaho.

(a) Snake River.' ' . -

(b) Boise River and Middle Fork of Boise River from 

backwater of Arrowrock Reservoir in sec. 29, T. 4 N., B'. 6 E., 

to a point 2 miles above Atlanta, 63 miles (12HD). Plan and 

profile by. U. S. G. S., 1927. Scale 1:31,680. Contour intervals, 

25 and 100 feet on land and 5 feet on water. Topography 200 to 

300 feet above water surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on, 2 

sheets of set of 7 covering Boise River and tributaries.

(c) North Fork of Boise River from mouth in sec. 

4, T. 4 N., R. 7 E., upstream to sec. 3, 37. 7 N., R. 10 'E., 39 

miles (12HD). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1927. Scale 

1:31,680. Contour intervals, 20, 25, and 100 feet on land and 5 

feet on water. Topography 200 to 300 feet above water surface. 

Published on 4 sheets of set of 7 covering Boise River and 

tributaries.

(c) South Fork of Boise River from backwater 

of Arrowrock Reservoir in sec. 33, T. 3 N., R. 6 E., to 1 mile 

above Ross Fork, 92 miles (12KD). Plan and profile by U. S. G, S., 

1927. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 and 100 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography 200 to 300 feet above water surface,. .Published on 4 sheets of set of 7 covering Boise River and 

tributaries.

(d) Smoky Creek from mouth to point 5 miles

upstream (12HD). Plan.and profile by U. S. G. S., 1927. Scale 

1:31,680. Contour interval, 100 feet on land and 5 feet on water 

surface. Topography 200 to 300 feet above water surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 7 covering Boise River 

and tributaries.
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(e) Little Smoky Creek from mouth to a

point 10' miles upstream (12HD). Plan and profile "by IT. 5. G. S., 

1927. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 and 100 feet on land 

and 5 feet on water. Topography 40 to 300 feet above water surface. 

Published on 2 sheets of set of 7 covering Boise River and tributaries*

Twin Springs dam site on Boise River, Mile 20,5 (12HD). 

Plan and cross section by U, S, Reclamation Service and U. S. G. S., 

1927, Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 20 feet. Topography 400 

feet above river surface, 'Published by U, S. G. S. in 1 sheet.

Alexander flats dam site on Middle Fork of $oise River, 

Mile 30.7 to Mile 31.05 (12HD). Plan and cross section by U. S. 

Reclamation Service and U. S. G. S., 1927. Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 300 feet above river surface. 

Published by U. S. G. S. in 1 sheet.

Upper Barber Flats dam site on Horth Fork of Boise River, 

Mile 13.6 (12HD). Plan and cross section by U. S. Reclamation 

Service and U. S. G. S., 1927-. Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 

10 feet. Topography 3QQ feet above river surface. Published by 

U f S. G. S. in 1 sheetj

Lower Barber Flats dam site on North Fork of Boise River, 

Mile 13.3 (12HD). Plan and cross section by U, S. Reclamation 

Service and U. S. G. S., 1927. Scale 1:4,800, Contour interval 

10 feet. Topography 225 feet above river surface. Published by 

U. S. G, S. in 1 sheet.

Raspberry dam site on South Fork of Boise River, Mile 

22,2 (12HD), "Plan and cross section by U, -S. G. S. Scale 

1:4,800. Contour interval 25 feet on land and 5 feet on water 

surface. Topography 300 feet above water surface. Published by 

U. S. G. S. in 1 sheet.

Indian Point dam site on South Fork of Boise River, Mile 

36.4 (12HD). Plan and cross section by U, S. G. S. Scale 

1:4,800, Contour interval 20 feet on land, 5 feet on water surface. Topography 165 feet above river surface. Published by U. S, 

G. S. in 1 sheet.

Anderson Ranch dam site on South Fork of Boise River, 

Mile 43.2 (1SHD). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S. Scale 

1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 300 feet above 

river surface. Published by U. S. G, S. in 1 sheet.
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Dog Greek dam site on South Pork of Boise River, Mile 

61.7,(12HD). Scale 1:4,800.. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 

150 feet above river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. in 1 sheet.

Bascum Ranch dam site'-on South Pork of Boise River, Mile 

75.5 (12HD). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S. Scale 1:4,800. 

Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet above river surface. 

Published by tr. S. G. S. in 1 sheet.

(b) Payette River above 'Horseshoe Bend, 15-1/2 miles 

.(12HG). Plan and-profile by U. S. G. S., 1924. Scale 1:31,680. 

Contour interval 20 feet. Detailed topography. Published on 2 

sheets of 7 covering Payette River and tributaries above Horseshoe

Bend. .

(c) North Pork of Payette River from mouth to

Cascade, 41 miles (12HG). Plan and profile by U.'s. G. S., 1924. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Detailed topography. 

Published on 2 sheets of set of 7 covering Palette River and 

tributaries above Horseshoe Bend.

Cabarton dam site on North Pork of Payette River at Mile 

43.6 (12HG). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S.,- 1924-25.- 

Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 150 feet 

above water surface. Published on 1 sheet of map of. Miscellaneous 

dam sites'in connection with map of Payette River above' Horseshoe 

Bend. >

(c) South Pork of Payett-e River from mouth to 

point 8 miles above Canyon Creek. 70 miles (12HG). Plan an<| 

profile by U. S. G. S., 1924. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 

20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 4 

sheets of set of 7 covering Payette River and tributaries above 

Horseshoe Bend.

Grandjean dam site, South Pork of Payette River at 

Mile 66,2 (12HG). Plan and cross section by U. S. 0-. S., 1934-25. 

Scale Ls4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 250 feet 

above river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map 

of Miscellaneous dam sites in connection with map of Payette River 

above Horseshoe Bend, Idaho*

Garden Valley dam sites, South Pork of Payette River; 

No. 1 at Mile 7.65 and No. 2 at Mile 7.0 (12EIG). Plan and eross 

sections, by U. S. G. S., 1924*25. Scale 1:4,800, Contour interval 

10 feet. Topography 200 feet at site Ho. 1 and 150 feet at site 

No. 2 ab.ove river surface. Published on 1 sheet of map of. 

Miscellaneous dam sites in connection with map of Payette River 

above Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.
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(d) Canyon Creek from mouth upstream to sec.

15, T. 10 N., E. 10 E., 2 miles (12HG). Plan by U. S. G-. S., 1924. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Detailed topography. 

Published "by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set of 7 covering Payette 

Eiver and tributaries above Horseshoe Bend,

(d) Warm Springs Creek from mouth to Bush

Creek in sec. 24, T. 10 N., R. 9 E., 3 miles (12H&). Plan by 

U. S. G. S., 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set of 

7 covering Payette Eiver and tributaries above Horseshoe Bend.

(d) Clear Creek from mouth to Cold Creek in

sec, 1, T. 9 N., E. 7 E., 5-1/2 miles (12HG). Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. 

G. S, on 1 sheet of set of 7 covering Payette Eiver and tributaries 

above Horseshoe Bend.

(d) Deadwood Eiver from mouth upstream to

Deer Creek, 36 miles (12HG). Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 

20 feet. Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1925. Detailed 

topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 7 covering 

Payette Eiver and tributaries above Horseshoe Bend.

Lower Deadwood Eiver dam site at Mile 24.4 (12HG). 

Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1924-25, Scale 1:4,800. 

Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 150 feet above river surface. 

Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map of Miscellaneous dam 

sites in connection with map of Payette Eiver above Horseshoe Bend, 

Idaho.

(e) Deer Creek from mouth at Mile 36,

Deadwood Eiver, to Deer Creek Summit, 5 miles (12HG). Plan by 

U. S. G. S., 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set 

of 7 covering Payette Eiver and tributaries above Horseshoe Bend.

(d) Middle Pork of Payette Eiver from sec. 6,

T. 10 N., E. 5 E., to a point 46-1/2 miles above the mouth, 31-1/2 

miles (12HG). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1929. Scale 1:31,680. 

Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 3 sheets of 

set of 8 which cover South Fork of Salmon and certain tributaries 

and Middle Fork of Payette Eiver.

(d) Middle Pork of Payette Eiver from mouth

to sec. 6, T. 10 N., E. 5 E., 15 miles (12HG). Plan and profile 

by U. S, G. S., 1924-25. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet.
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Detailed topography. Published "by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set 

of 7 covering Payette Eiver and tributaries above Horseshoe Bend,

(e) Anderson Creek from mouth to Deadwood Basin in sec. 24, T. 9 N., E. 4 E., 3-1/2 miles (12HG). Plan 

by U. S. a. S., 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S, on 1 sheet of set 

of 7 covering Payette Eiver and tributaries above Horseshoe Bend.

(e) Silver Cre~ek from mouth to upper

Peace Valley in sec. 20, T. 12 N., E. 6 S., 8 miles (12HG). Plan 

and profile by U. S. G. S., 1929. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Detailed 

topography. Published on 2 sheets of map of South Pork of-Salmon 

Eiver and Middle Fork of Payette Eiver.

Peace Valley dam site at Mile 4*4 on Silver Creek (12HG-), 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1929. Scale 1:4,800. Contour 

interval 10 feet. Topography 140 feet above water surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map of South Pork of Salmon 

Eiver and Middle Pork of Payette River.

(b) Salmon Eiver, Stanley Basin, Idaho, including 

Valley Creek and Salmon Eiver (12JA). Plan by U. S. G. S., 1925. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography shown to 

elevation 6,550 feet above sea level. Dam site near Stanley on 

scale of 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography at dam 

site shown to elevation 400 feet above water surface. Published 

by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 3 showing Bear Valley and 

Stanley Basin.

(c) South Fork of Salmon Eiver from mouth to

Tyndall Creek in sec. 1, T. 14 N., E. 6 S., 81-1/2 miles (12JF). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1929. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water surface. Detailed 

topography.. Published by U. S. G. S. on 5 sheets of set of 8 

covering South Fork of Salmon Eiver and tributaries and Middle 

Fork of Payette Eiver.

Eeed dam site on South Fork of Salmon Eiver about Mile 

47.2 (12JF). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1929. Scale 

1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 250 feet above 

river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map of 

South Fork of Salmon Eiver.

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(c) Middle Pork of Salmon Paver,

(d) Bear Valley, incl-uding Bear Valley Creek,

Marsh Creek, and Elk Creek at head of Middle Fork of Salmon River 

(1SJD). Plan lay U. S. G. S., 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval, 10 feet. Topography shown to 6,550 feet above sea level. 

Dam site at junction of Bear Falley and Marsh Creeks. Scale 

1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography at dam site shown 

to 400 feet above water, surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 

sheets of set of .3 showing Bear Valley and Stanley Basin.

.(d) Tyndall Creek from mouth in sec. 1,

T. 14 N. f R. 6 S., upstream about 2 miles (13JF). Plan by U. S. 

G. S., 1929. Scale 1:31^680. Contour interval 20 feet. Topog~ 

raphy about 100 feet above water surface. Published by U. S. G. S. 

on 1 sheet of map of South Pork of Salmon River.

; . (d) East Fork of South Fork of Salmon River 

from mouth to Meadow Greek, 29 miles (12JF). Plan and profile by 

U. S. G, S., 1929. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval- 20 feet on 

land and 5 feet on water surface. Detailed topography. Published 

by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of map of South Fork of Salmon River.

(e) Johnson Creek from mouth to Pen

Basin, 30 miles (LOT). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S. t 1929. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land 5 feet on water 

surface. Detailed topography. Published by U.. S. G. S. on 2 

sheets of map of South Fork of Salmon River.

(d) Secesh River from mouth upstream to

Benton, 25 miles (12JF). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S. t 1929. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S* 

on 2 sheets of map of South Fork of Salmon River.

Secesh dam site on Secesh River about Mile 18.8 (1SJF). 

Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1929. Scale 1:4,800. 

Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet .above river surface* 

Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map of South Fork of Salmon 

River.

MAINE

St. John River from St. ?rancis River to Hamlin, 66 miles 

(lAC). Plan by International Boundary Commission. Scale 1:12,000. 

Contour interval 20 feet. Topography 0 to 500 feet above water 

surface. Pablished by International Boundary Commission on 13 

sheets of set of '61.

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(a) . Southwest Branch of St. John River from Little St. 

John Lake to "boundary "between Montmagny and Bellechasse 

Provincial Districts, Quebec, Canada (1M). Plan by International Boundary Commission. Scale 1:12,000. Contour interval 20 

feet. Topography mostly to 50 feet above water surface. Published 

"by International Boundary Commission on 11 sheets of set of 61.

(a) St. [Francis River from mouth to Lake Pohenagamuk, 45 

miles (1AC). Plan by International Boundary Commission. Scale 

1:12,000. Contour interval, 20 feet. Topography 80 to 800 feet 

above water surface. Published by International Boundary Commission on 6 sheets of set of 61. The commission also has an 

unpublished profile of the river; scale, vertical, 1 inch = 

40 feet and horizontal, 1 inch = 4 miles.

St. Croix Eiver from source to Calais, 124 miles (1BA). 

Plan by International Boundary Commission. Scale 1:6,000, 1: 

12,000, and 1:24,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 0 to 

1,000 feet above water surface. Published in 13 sheets by International Boundary Commission.

(a) Monument Brook from source to mouth 12 miles (1BA). 

Plan by International Boundary Commission. Scale 1:6,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Topograpiiy 0 to 50 feet above water surface. Published by International Boundary Commission on 3 sheets 

of set of 18.

(a) Grand Lake, Spednik Lake, and North Lake (iBA). Surveyed by International Boundary Commission. Scale 1:24,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 0 to 500 feet above water surface. Published by International Boundary Commission on 4 sheets 

of set of 18.

MIMESOTA 

St. Croix River (See under Wisconsin.)

MISSOURI 

Mississippi River.

(a) Ihite Hiver

(b) Current River from Jacks Pork to Van Buren, 33 

miles (7HC). Plan and profile by State of Missouri Bureau of 

Geology and Mines in cooperation with U. S. G. S., 1924-25. '
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Scale 1:12,000. Contour interval 20 feet. Detailed topography, 

Published "by State of Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines and 

U, S, G-. S, in 5 plan sheets 'and 1 profile sheet*

. . MONTANA 

Mississippi Eiver.

(a) Missouri Eiver. 

(b) Sun Eiver.

(c) North Pork of Sun Eiver.

(d) North Pork of North Pork of Sun Elver

from South Pork of North Pork upstream 7 1/2 miles (6BK),' Easervoir 

No. 3. Plan by U. S. G-. S., 1905. Scale 1:12,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Out of print.

(b) Judith Eiver from moxith to Big Spring Creek, 64 

miles (6CD), Plan and profile by U, S. G-. S. t 1931. Scale 

1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land, 5 feet on river 

surface. Detailed topography. Published by U, S. G-.tS. «n 

3 sheets of set of 4 covering Judith Eiver, Warm Spring Creek, 

and Big Spring Creek.

(c) Warm Spring Creek from mouth to Warm Springs, 

in sec. 19, T. 17 N., E. 18 E., 25 miles (6CD). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1931. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 

feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Published by U, S, G-. S. 

on 3 sheets of set of 4 covering Judith Eiver, Warm Spring Creek, 

and Big Spring Creek.

(c) Big Spring Creek from mouth to Big Springs, 

in sec. 5, T. 14 N., E. 19 E., 31 miles (600). Plan and profile 

by U. S. G-. S., 1931. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet 

on land and 5 feet on river surface,. Published by U. S. G-. S, on 

2 sheets of set of 4 covering Judith Eiver, Warm Spring .Creek and 

Big Spring Creek,

Hanover dam site on Big Spring Creek near the. town of 

Hanover, in sec. 27, 0?. 16 N., E. 17 S. (600). Plan and cross 

section by U. S. &. S., 1931. Scale 1:4,800 feet. Contour interval 10 feet on land and 5 feet on water surfape. Published by 

U, S. Gr. S. on 1 sheet of set of 4 covering Judith Jiiver,. Warm 

Spring Creek, and Big Spring Creek.

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Columbia River.

(a) Kootenai River from a point 4 miles below Troy to a 

point 3 miles above Libby, 26 miles (1SAD and 12AB). ' Plan and 

profile by U. S. G-. S., 1927 and 1929. Scale 1:48,000. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on the river surface. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. Gr. S. in 1 sheet.

(a) Clark Pork including Pend Oreille'- Lake from Horse 

Creek, sec. 28, T. 27 IT., R. 34 W,, Montana, to Albany Palls, 

sec. 30, T, 56 N. t R, 5 W., Idaho, approximately 4 miles in 

Montana and 76 miles in Idaho (12DG) (12DH) (12DJ) (12DM). 

Plan by U. S. G-. S., 1926. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 

5 feet. Topography about 100 feet above water surface. Published by U. S. GV S. in 5 sheets.

Swan Eiver from Flathead Lake to Lion Creek (46 miles) 

(12GP)-. Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1916. Scale 1:48,000. 

Contour interval 25 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. 

Topography 25 feet to 200 feet 'above water surface. Published 

by U. S, Gr. S. in 1 plan sheet and 1 profile sheet.

' Flathead Lake. -Plan by Rocky Mountain Power. Co. 

submitted to the Federal Power Commission (12CF). Approved, 1932, 

Scale 1:12,000'* Contour interval 2 feet and 5 feet. " Topography 

about 20 feet above water surface. Published in 10 sheets by 

Rooky Mountain Power Co., Butte, Mont. '

HEW MEXICO * / 

Colorado River.

(a) Gala River from sec. 19, T. 19 S., R. 19 W., to sec. 29, 

T. 18 S,, R. 18 W., New Mexico Principal meridian, New Mexico, 

10 miles (9MA). This is Red Rock Reservoir site. Plan by 

U.' S. Gr, S., 1920. Scale 1:24,000. Contour interval 10 feet. 

Topography 150 feet above the' river surface. Published By U. S. 

Gr.'S. on'1 sheet together'with Alma Reservoir site on San Francisco 

River.

(b) San Francisco River from sec. 9, T. 11 S., R. 20 W., 

to sec. 4, T. 10 S., R. 20 W., Hew Mexico Principal meridian, New 

Mexico, 10 milesi (9MD). Plan b# U-. S. Gr. S.; 1980. Scale 

1:24,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet above 

river surface. This section is Alma Reservoir site. Published 

by U; S. G. S. on 1 sheet together with Red Rode Reservoir site.
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$ORTH DAKOTA 

Nelson River.

(a) Winnipeg River, 

("b) Red River.

(c) Assiniboine River*

' ' (d). Souris (Mouse) River, portion in North 

Dakota, 352 miles (5R) , Plan and profile by U. S. G. S« t 1925, 

1927, and 1929. Scale 1:24,000. Contour interval 10 feet* Detailed topography, Published "by U. S. G. S. in 12 plan sheets 

and 3 profile sheets,

OREGON 

Columbia River,

(a) Snake River.

(b) Grande Ronde River from mouth in Washington to 

the mouth of Wallowa River in Oregon, 37 miles in Washington and 

44 1/2 miles in Oregon (12HP). Plan and profile by U. S, G. S., 

1930, Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and.5 

feet on river surf ace % Detailed topography. Published "by U. S. 

G. S, in 3 plan sheets and 3 profile sheets with 1 additional 

sheet of dam-site surveys.

(c) Catherine Creek Reservoir site'on Catherine 

Creek in T, 5 S., R. 41 B. (12HP). Plan by U. S. G. S., 1933, 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Topography 300 feet. 

above water surface. Published by U. S, G. S. in 1 sheet.

(c) Catherine Creek dam sites in sec, 7, T* 5 

S., R. 41 E., (12HP), Plan and cross sections of 3 dam sites 

by U. S. G. S., 1933. Scale 1:4,800, Contour interval 10 feet. 

Topography 200 feet above water surface. Published by U, .S* G> S, 

on 1 sheet with plan of Catherine Creek Reservoir site.

(c) VJallowa River from mouth to Wallowa, 22 1/2 

miles (12HO). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1930. Scale.x>f 

1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on water 

surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S, G« S, on 2 

sheets of set of 7 covering Grande Ronde River below Wallowa 

River, Minam River, and Miscellaneous dam sites.

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(d) Minam River from mouth to sec. 10,

T. 1 S,, R. 41 E. t 11 miles (12HO). Plan and profile by U. S. 

G. S., 1930, Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land 

and 5 feet on river surface. Detailed topography. Published by 

U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 7 covering Grande Ronde River 

from mouth to Wallowa River, Minam River, and Miscellaneous dam 

sites.

(a) Walla Walla River from Freewater, Oreg. to the junction 

of North and South Forks in sec. 22, T. 5 N., R. 36 E., 6 1/2 miles 

(12MB). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1931-32. Scale 1*31,630, 

Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 -feet on river surface. 

Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 3 covering Walla 

Walla River above Freewater, Oreg,, and North and South Forks.

(a) Rock dam site on Walla Walla River in sec. 18, T. 5 

No, R, 36 E. (12MB). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 

1932. Scale 1:4,800, Contour interval 10 feet. Published by 

U. S. G. S, on 1 sheet of set of 4 covering Walla Walla River 

above Freewater» Oreg., North and South Forks, and Miscellaneous 

dam sites.

(b) North Fork of Walla Walla River from mouth to sec. 6, 

T. 5 N., R. 39 E., 18 miles (12MB). Plan and profile by U. S, G. S., 

1931-38. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 

feet on 'river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 3 sheets of a 

map covering Walla Walla River above Freewater and North and South 

Forks.

(b) South Fork of Walla Walla River from mouth to the 

north boundary of T* 5 N., R. 39 E., 32 Miles (12MB). Plan and 

profile by U. S. G. S., 1931-32. Scale 1:31,680, Contour interval 

 20 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Published by U. S. 

G, S, on 3 sheets of map covering Walla Walla River above Freewater 

and North and South Forks.

Eiree dam sites, at Mile 15.4, Mile 16.5, and Mile 17.3, 

on South Fork of Walla Walla River (12MB). Mileage is from Freewater, Oreg, on Walla Walla River. Plan and cross section by 

U. S. G. S., 1932. Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. 

Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet.of set of 4 covering Walla 

Walla River above Freewater, Oreg,, including North and South 

Forks and Miscellaneous dam sites,

(a) Deschutes River,

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' (b) White Biver from mouth to Mount Hood Loop Highway, 

45 1/2 miles (12MK), Plan and profile by TJ. S. G. S., 1914, and 

1932. Scale 1:31,680* Contour interval 20 and 25 feet on land, 

changing at Mile 6. Contour interval on river surface 5 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. in 2 plan sheets 

and 1 profile sheet,

(a) Sandy Biver from mouth in sec. 19, T. IN., B. 4 E., to 

Ifeirmot, sec. 18, T. 2 S., B. 6 E., about 30 miles (12MD). Plan 

and profile by U. S. G. S., 1926. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 

20 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Topography 150 feet 

above the water surface. One dam-site survey. Published in 1 

plan and 1 profile sheet by U. S. G-. S.

(b) Bull Bun Biver from mouth on north line of sec. 

31, T. 1 S,, B. 5 E., upstream about 2 miles to town of Bull Run, 

2 miles (12MO). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1926. Scale 

l:3l,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Topography 100 feet above 

water surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 2 

covering Sandy Biver from mouth to Marmot.

(a) tillamette Biver.

(b) Middle Itork of Willamette Biver from Coast ibrk, 

sec, 11, T. 18 S,, B. 3 W., to mouth of North Pork, sec. 12, 

T. 21 S., B. 2 E., 40 miles (12HB). Plan and profile by U. S. 

G, S. t 1926* Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet. Topograpfcy 100 feet or more above the water surface. Published by 

U. S. G, S. in 1 plan sheet and 1 profile sheet.

(b) Coast lork.

(c) Bow : Biver from sec. 19, T. 21 S., B, 1 W., 

to sec. 29, T. 21 S., B. 1 E., 10 miles (12NA). Beconnaissance 

survey. Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1926. Scale 1:31,680. 

Contour, interval 25 feet. Topography 50 to 200 feet above water 

surface. Two dam-site surveys. Hot published.

Siletz Biver and South Pork of Siletz Biver from head of 

Tidewater, sec. 12, T. 9 S., B. 11 W., to a point 5 miles above 

Valsetz, 57 miles (12EA). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1925. 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval on land 20 feet, on water 5 feet. 

Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S, in 2 plan sheets and 

1 profile sheet.

(b) North Pork of Siletz Biver from junction with the 

§outh Pork in sec. 18, T. 8 S., B. 8 W., upstream 3 miles (12BA). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour
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interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Detailed 

topography. Published by U. S. G-. S. on 2 sheets of set of 3 

covering Siletz River, Oreg. . .

(b) G-ravel Creek from mouth, in sec. 18, T. 8 S*,

R. 8 W., upstream 2 1/2 miles (12RA). Plan and profile by U. S. G. 

1925. Scale 1:31,680. 'Contour interval. 20 feet on land and 5 

feet on river surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. 

G-. S. on 2 sheets of set of 3 covering Siletz River, Oreg.

' ' . ' ' -TSX/LS 

Mississippi River.' 

(a) Red River.

Ip Texas opposite Ranges 13 and 14 F», Oklahoma (7KC)« 

Plan by Reclamation Department, State of Texas, 1920-21, Scale 

1:6,000. Contour interval 2 feet. Detailed topography. Published by the State' of Texas in 4 sheets*

(b) Bois Df Arc Creek from Red River to Freemans Bridge, 

latitude 33° 29«, longitude 96° 12* (7LA.). Plan by Reclamation 

Department, State of Texas, 1914-15. Scale 1:12.000. Contour 

interval 2 feet. Detailed topography. Published by Reclamation 

Department, State of Texas, in 7 sheets.

(b) Bois Df Arc Creek from Freemans'Bridge upstream to 

longitude 96° 16* W. Plan by Reclamation Department, State of 

Texas. Date of survey not shown. Scale 1:12,000* Contour interval 

2 feet. Detailed topography. Unpublished plan' in 1 sheet.

(b) Sulphur River from a point about 2 miles below the 

mouth 'of Cuthand Creek, longitude 94° 52», to junction of North 

and South Forks near the boundary ,of Hopkins and Franklin Counties 

(7MC). Plan by Reclamation Department, State of Texas, 1917. 

Scale 1:12,000. Contour interval 2 feet. Detailed topography. 

Unpublished plan in 5 sheets*

(b) Sulphur River from longitude 94° 45*, upstream 

17 1/2 miles (7MC). Plan by U. S. G-; S. and Reclamation Department, 

State of Texas, 1928. Scale 1:48,000. Contour interval 5 feet. 

Published by U. S. G-. S. and Reclamation Department, State of 

Texas, in 1 sheet.

(c) South Sulphur River from the junction of the 

North and South Forks near the corner common to Hopkins, Franklin,

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Lamar, and Red River Counties upstream to a point about 1 mile 

upstream from 'the Hunt-Delta County boundary (7MC), Plan "by 

Reclamation Department, State of Texas, 1925. Scale 1:12,000 

Contour interval 2 feet. Detailed topography. Unpublished plan 

in 7 sheets. . 

'.' (c) North Sulphur River from the junction of 

Horth. and South Forks near the corner common to Hopkins, 

Franklin, Lamar, and Red River Counties'upstream to Alien Creek, 

longitude 96° 41 (7MC), Plan "by Reclamation Department, State 

of Texas, 1917, 1918, 1923, 1924, 1927, and 1928. Detailed 

topography Unpublished plan in 7 sheets.

(d) Middle Sulphur River from the junction

with South Sulphur River to a point 2 miles above the Hunt-Delta 

County line (7MC). Plan "by Reclamation Department, State of Texas, 

1924-25. -Scale 1:12,000. Contour interval 2 feet. Detailed 

topography. Unpublished plan in 2 sheets,

(c) Cuthand Creek from mouth upstream to longitude 

95° 3*. Plan "by Reclamation department, State of Texas, 1922. 

Scale 1:12,000, Contour interval 2 feet. Detailed topography. 

Unpublished map in 3 sheets.

UTAH 

Colorado River.

(a) Green River,

("b) San Rafael River from mouth to Castle Dale, in 

sec. 33, T. 18 S., R, 8 E., 121 miles (9BK). Plan and profile 

by U* S. G-. S.- 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval on land 

25 feet and on water 5 feet. Detailed topography, Published "by 

U. S, Gr« S. in 2 plan and 2 profile sheets.

(c) Buckhorn Wash from San Rafae.l River upstream 

3 miles (9BK). Plan and profile "by U. S, G. S., 1925. Scale 

1:31,680, Contour interval 25 feet on land and 5 feet on river 

surface. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G> S. on 2 

sheets of plan and profile of San Rafael River below Castle Dale, 

Utah, . .

VERM01TT 

Connecticut River

(a) Passumpsic River from mouth to Center Pond, Vt. f 38-1/2

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miles (1GC). Plan and 'pro file lay U. S. G. S., 1928, Scale. US4, 00 

Contour interval 10 feet. . Detailed topography. Published "by 

U. S. G. S. in 2 plan sheets and 1 profile sheet.

Ob) West Branch of Passumpsic River from mouth to West 

Burke, 8-1/2 miles (1C-C). Plan and profile "by U. S, G. S., 1928. 

Scale 1:24,000, Contour interval 10 feet. Detailed topography, 

Published by U, S. G. S, on 2 sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsi< 

River and tributaries.

, . ' (c) .Calendar Brook from mouth upstream 2-1/2 miles 

U&o;. Plan and profile by U. S. G. S,, 1928. Scale 1:24,000, 

Contour interval 10 feet, Detailed topography. Published by 

u. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsic Elver and 

tributaries. '

(b) Millers Run from mouth to Sheffield, -10 miles (1GC). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 1:24,000. Contour 

interval 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. 

on 4 sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsic River .and tributaries.

_. ( b ) M-Pose Hiver from mouth to Victory, 17; 'miles (1GC). 

Plan and profile by U. S. a. S., 1928. Scale 1:24,000. Contour 

interval 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. 

sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsic River and tributaries, on

Kirby Brook from mouth upstream 2-1/4 miles (1GC). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale' 1:24,000. Contour 

interval 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. 

on d sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsic River and tributaries.

, 1rtp v _. (°) Knapp Brook from mouth upstream 1-1/2 miles 

UW,). Pian and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 1-24,000. 

Contour interval XO feet. 'Detailed topography. Published by U. S. 

* b. on 2 sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsic Riverv and 

tributaries. 

,_- , - - Sleepers River from mouth upstream 5-1/2 miles (1GC) 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 1:24,000. Contour 

interval 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published'by U. S. G. S. 

on <t sheets of set of 4 covering Passumpsic River and tributaries.

(a) White River, from a point 3 miles above West Hartford 

to the Royalton town line, 6-1/2 miles (1GS). Plan by U. S. G. S., 

o-y-^b. Scale 1:24,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. in 1 plan and profile sheet, 

winch also includes first Branch from South Funbridge to Chelsea.
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* (b) First Branch from South Ohmbridge to Chelsea, 12 

miles" (1GS). Plan and profile by U, S, G. S., 1928.- Scale 

1:S4,000; Contour interval 10 foet. Detailed topography* Published -"by U. 'S. G, S. in 1 plan and profile sheet, together with a 

portion of "White River.

WASHINGTON 

Columbia River.

(a) San Poil River from south line of sec. 5, 07. 30 N*, 

' R. ; 33 S,, to sec. 25, T. 34 N., R. 32 E., 27 miles (12EB). Plan

-rafid profile "by U. S* G. S. in' cooperation with the Office of Indian 

Affairs, 1913. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 10 feet. De-

- tailed 'topography. Published by U. S. G. S. in 1 sheet*

Ozette Lake, Wash. (120A)« Map compiled from General

Land Office township plate "by U. S. G. S. Scale 1:63,360.

 No topography. " , .

 ' - Topograpl^y along proposed tunnel location from Ozette 

Lake to Pacific Ocean, in sec. 12, T. 30 N,, B. 16 W., and sees. 

7, 8, 17, and 18, T. 30 N,, R. 15 W. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 25 feet. Surveyed in 1928 by U. S»-G. »., 'and published 

on 1 sheet of set of 5 covering Quillayute, Sogachiel, a&d Hoh

 Rivers,

dam site, Ozette Hiver, in sec. 30, f* 31 N., 

R. 15 W,, just below the outlet of Ozette Lake (120A).. Plan 

and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 1:4,800* Contour 

interval 5 feet* Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of se-t of 

5 covering Quillayute, Bogachiel, and Hoh Rivers. 

Quillayute River from mouth to junction of Bogachiel 

and Soleduck Rivers, 6 1/4 miles (120A). Very little topography. 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

"interval 50 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Published 

by U. S. G.-S. on 2 sheets of set of 5 covering C£uillayute f 

Bogachiel, and Hoh Rivers.

(a) Soleduck River from mouth in sec. 20, T. 28 N., R. 14 W., 

to Seven Lakes Basin, T. 28 N., R. 8 W., 65 miles (120A). Plan 

and profile by U. S. G. S., 1927. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 

50 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. in, 4 plan 

sheets and 2 profile sheets.

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(b) Nameless Creek from mouth to Lake Ho* 1 in sees, 

19 and 30., T. 28 IT.,. R. 8 W., 3 miles (120A). Scale 1:31,680. 

Contour,interval 50 feet. Plan and profile by U. S. G, S., 1927, 

Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 sheets of set of 7 covering Soleduck 

and Lyre: Rivers..

Deer Lake Reservoir site, sec. 13, T. 28 N,, R. 9 W., 

(120A). Scale 1:6,000. Contour interval 10 feet. Reconnaissance 

survey. Plan by U. 5. G. S., 1927. Topography 60 feet above lake 

surface. Published on 1 sheet of set of 7 covering Soleduck and 

Lyre Rivers.

(a) Bqgachiel River from mouth to North Fork, -35 miles (120A). 

Plan and profile by U. S, G. S., 1928. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 50 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Topography 

100 to 200 feet above the river. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 

sheets of set of 5 covering Quillayute, Bogachiel, and Hoh Rivers.

(a) Hoh River from mouth to Glacier C?eek, 51 miles (120A). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 50 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Topography 

100 to 200 feet above river surface. Published "by U. S. G. S. on 

4 sheets of set of 5 covering Quillayute, Bo-~ac>iiel, and Hoh Rivers,

Oxbow dam site at Mile 18 1/2, Hoh Pvver (120A). Plan and 

cross section by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale Iu4,800. Contour interva 

10 feet. Topography 175 feet above river surface. Published by 

U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of 5 covering Quillayute, Bogachiel and Hoh 

Rivers.

(a) Glacier Creek from rnouth to Blue and White Glacier, about 

5 miles (120A). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1928. Scale 

1:31,680. Contour interval 100 feet on land and 5 feet on water 

surface. Detailed topography. Published "by U. S. G. S, on 1 

sheet of set of 5 covering Quillayute, Bogachiel, and Hoh Rivers.

(a) South Fork of Hoh River from mouth to a point 2 1/2 miles 

above the boundary of Mount Olympus National Monument, 17 1/2 miles 

(120A). Survey'in 1928, by U. S. G. S. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 50 feet on land and 5 feet on water surface. Topography 100 feet to 200 feet above river surface. Published by 

U. S. G, S. on 3 sheets of set of 5 covering Quillayute, Bogachiel, 

and Hoh Rivers.

Qpinault River from mouth to Rustler River, 54 miles 

(120B). Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 50 feet on land and 

5 feet on river surface. Reconnaissance survey by IT. S. G. S., 

1929. Topography 50 to 250 feet above river surface. Published

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by U. S. -G-. 5. in'l plan sheet and 1 profile sheet.

Quinault Lake dam site, sec. 25, T, 23 N., H. 10 W. 

(120A). Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet, Plan and cross 

section by U. S. G. S., 1929. Topograpay 60 feet above river surface. Published by U, S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set of 2 covering 

Quinault River, to Hastier River.

Chehalis River.

(a) %nooche River from mouth in sec. 18,- T* 17 H., R- 7 W. 

Upstream 57 miles to- sec. 24, T. 23 »., R. 7 W. (120$. Scale 

1:31,680. Contour interval 50 feet. Map in 1 sheet. Not published. 

Reconnaissance survey by U. S. G-. S., 1925. t

Dungeness River from mouth upstream 25 miles (12PM). 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 50 feet. Map in 1 sheet. Not 

published. Reconnaissance survey by U. S. G-. S*, 1926.

Quilcene River from mouth to Marmot Pass, 19 miles (12PM). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1926. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 50 feet. Detailed topography. This was a reconnaissance 

survey only, and the map, which is in 1 sheet, probably will not 

be published.

Lyre River f rom mou'th to Crescent lake, 5 1/2 miles (12PN). 

Plan and profile by U. S. G* S. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 

50 feet. Detailed topography. Published by U. S. G. S. on 2 

sheets of set of 7 covering Soleduck and Lyre Rivers.

Crescent Lake Reservoir (12EN). .Plan by U. S. G. S. 

Scale 1:31680. Contour interval 50 feet. Topography 170 feet 

above lake surface.' Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of set 

of 7 covering Soleduck' and Lyre Rivers.

Duckabush J&ver from mouth to a point 1 mile above 

Mount Olympus National Monument boundary, 18 1/2 miles (12PM). 

Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on 

water surface-. Surveyed by U. S. G. S. in 1932. Maps in preparation,

Buckabush River from mouth upstream 11 miles (12PM). 

Reconnaissance survey by U. S. G. S., 1925-26. Scale 1:31,680. 

Contour interval 50 feet. Maps will not be published.

Cavanaugh Lake Reservoir site, T. 33 N., R. 6 E. 

Plan by U. S. G. S., 1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 25 

feet. Topography 135 feet above lake surface. Published by u. £>. 

G. S.
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Jordan Dam site, sees. 20, 21, and 22, T. 31 N., R. 6 EM 

(12ES). Plan by U. S. G. S., 1925. Scale 1:15,840.. Contour 

interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet above water surface. Published by U. S. G. S.

Robe dam site, sec. 11, T. 30 N., R. 7 E., on South Fork 

of Stilaguamish River (12ES). Plan and cross section by U. S. G-. S 

1925. Scale 1:4,800. Contour.interval 10 feet. Topography 200 

feet above river level. Published by U. S, G. S.

Cavanaugh Lake dam site, sees. 21 and 22, T. 33 N*, 

R. 6 E., (12PE).. Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1925. 

Scale 1:15,840, Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet 

above river surface. Published by U. S. G. S.

Stilaguamish River.

(a) South Fork of Stilaguamish River, from mouth upstream 

44 1/2 miles to Silverton (12PE). Plan and profile by U, S. G. S., 

1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval, 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. in 1 plan sheet and 1 

profile sheet.

(a) North Pork of Stilaguamish River from mouth to sec. 11, 

T. 32 N., R. 7 E., 19 miles (12PE). Plan and profile by U. S. G. S. 

1925. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 25 feet on land and 5 feet 

on river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. with South Fork of 

Stilaguamish River on 1 plan sheet and 1 profile sheet.

WISCONSIN

Chippewa River from Flambeau River to Chippewa Reservoir, 

63 miles (5CG). Plan and profile compiled by U, S. G. S., 1925. 

Scale 1:24,000. Contour interval 5 feet. Retailed topography. 

Published by U, S. G, S. in 4 plan sheets and 1 profile sheet.

(b) St. Cpoix River from mouth to a point 11 miles above 

Danbury, Wis., 131 miles (5CB) (5CC) (5CD). Topography by Corps 

of Engineers, U. S. Army, and Byllesby Engineering and Management 

Corporation, 1923 and 1926. Scale 1:24,000. Contour interval 5 

feet. Very little topography. Published by U. S. G, S. in 6 plan 

sheets.

WYOMING 

Columbia River.

(a) Snake River from Pine Creek, Idaho, to Horse Creek, 

, 36 miles in Idaho and 27 miles in looming (12GB and 12GE).

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Plan and profile by U. S. G. S., 1931. Scale 1:31,680. Contour 

interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet on river surface. Detailed 

topography. Published "by U, S. G-. S. in 3 plan sheets, 1 profile 

sheet and 1 sheet showing dam sites with cross sections,

(b) Hoback River from mouth in sec. 26, T» 39 N., 

R. 116 ¥*, upstream about 2 miles (12G-D). Plan by U. S. G. S., 

1931. Scale 1:31,680. Contour interval 20 feet on land and 5 feet 

on river surface. Detailed topography, Published "by U. S. G-. S. 

on 1 sheet of map of Snake River from Pine Creek, Idaho, to Eorse 

Creek, Wyo.

The Narrows dam site, Snake River at Mile 40 above 

Pine Creek (12GE). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S.; 1931. 

Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 270 feet above 

water surface. Published by U, S. G-. S., on 1 sheet of map of § 

Snake Eiver from Pine Creek, Idaho, to Horse Creek,

Blind Canyon dam site, Snake River at Mile 44.4 above 

Pine Creek, Idaho (12GE). Plan and cross section by U. S. G-. S., 

1931. Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topograplby 180 

feet above river surface, published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of 

map of Snake Eiver from Pine Creek, Idaho, to Horse Creek, Wyo,

Station Creek dam site at Mile 48.3 above Pine Creek, 

Idaho (12GE), Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1931. Scale 

1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 180 feet above 

river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map of 

Snake River from Pine Creek, Idaho to Horse Creek, Wyo.

Bailey Creek dam site at Mile 53.1 above Pine Creek, 

Idaho (12GE). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1931. Scale 

1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 170 feet above 

river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map of 

Snake River from Pine Creek, Idaho, to Horse Creek, Wyo*

Johnny Counts Plat dam site at Mile 59.5 above Pine 

Creek, Idaho (12GB). Plan and cross section by U. S. G. S., 1931. 

Scale 1:4,800. Contour interval 10 feet. Topography 200 feet 

above river surface. Published by U. S. G. S. on 1 sheet of map 

of Snake River from Pine Creek, Idaho to Horse Creek, Wyo.

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