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Irrigation in the San Joaquin Valley, California

Victor M. Cone

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Contents: General Description (Climate Soils – Physical Features – Water Resources [Surface Supply – Ground Waters] – Agricultural and Horticultural Development – Population – Transportation Facilities – The Colony System – Oil) --- Streams, and Lands Irrigated by Them (Kern River – Tule River – Kaweah River – Kings River – San Joaquin River – Mariposa Creek – Chowchilla Creek – Fresno River – Merced River – Tuolumne River – Stanislaus River – Calaveras River – Mokelumne River – Cosumnes River – San Joaquin Delta Lands) --- Possible Future Development of the Valley.

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Contents: General Description (Climate Soils – Physical Features – Water Resources [Surface Supply – Ground Waters] – Agricultural and Horticultural Development – Population – Transportation Facilities – The Colony System – Oil) --- Streams, and Lands Irrigated by Them (Kern River – Tule River – Kaweah River – Kings River – San Joaquin River – Mariposa Creek – Chowchilla Creek – Fresno River – Merced River – Tuolumne River – Stanislaus River – Calaveras River – Mokelumne River – Cosumnes River – San Joaquin Delta Lands) --- Possible Future Development of the Valley.

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Contents: General Description (Climate Soils – Physical Features – Water Resources [Surface Supply – Ground Waters] – Agricultural and Horticultural Development – Population – Transportation Facilities – The Colony System – Oil) --- Streams, and Lands Irrigated by Them (Kern River – Tule River – Kaweah River – Kings River – San Joaquin River – Mariposa Creek – Chowchilla Creek – Fresno River – Merced River – Tuolumne River – Stanislaus River – Calaveras River – Mokelumne River – Cosumnes River – San Joaquin Delta Lands) --- Possible Future Development of the Valley.

Key concepts: San Joaquin, Irrigation, Environmental science, Hydrology (agriculture), Water resource management, Geography, Forestry, Geology

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