Water Resources Survey, Silver Bow County, Montana; 1955
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THE THESIS
This report details the findings of a comprehensive survey of water resources in Silver Bow County, Montana, conducted in 1955. The survey was undertaken by a collaboration of state agencies to assess the availability, quality, and potential uses of water within the county, a region historically shaped by mining and industry. The document likely presents data on surface water, groundwater, and related hydrological features, aiming to inform future water management and development strategies for the area.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Detailed assessment of surface water bodies, including rivers, streams, and lakes within Silver Bow County.
- Analysis of groundwater resources, including aquifer characteristics and potential yields.
- Data on water quality parameters relevant to domestic, agricultural, and industrial use.
- Information on precipitation patterns and streamflow records for the region.
- Discussion of existing water uses and potential for future development.
- Maps and charts illustrating hydrological features and survey findings.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized for its historical and scientific significance, serving as a foundational document for understanding the water resources of Silver Bow County. Its republication ensures that this valuable data remains accessible to researchers, policymakers, and the public. The text's preservation highlights its importance in the context of regional environmental and industrial history. As a public domain work, it contributes to the broader body of knowledge available for study and application.
Page Count:
70
Publication Date:
2021-09-10
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1015164412
ISBN-13:
9781015164413
History
Non-Fiction
Science
Water Resources
Montana history
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