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The relationship of hydroelectric power to the columbia river basin development

O. E. Walsh

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While hydroelectric power generation is only one aspect of the development of a river valley, it is an essential one. General O. E. Walsh of the Corps of Engineers describes the Columbia River Basin development and the part that water power plays in this great project.

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While hydroelectric power generation is only one aspect of the development of a river valley, it is an essential one. General O. E. Walsh of the Corps of Engineers describes the Columbia River Basin development and the part that water power plays in this great project.

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While hydroelectric power generation is only one aspect of the development of a river valley, it is an essential one. General O. E. Walsh of the Corps of Engineers describes the Columbia River Basin development and the part that water power plays in this great project.

Key concepts: Hydroelectricity, Hydro power, Structural basin, Drainage basin, Electricity generation, Engineering, Hydrology (agriculture), Civil engineering

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