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Kentucky River, KY, U.S.A.;; General View of Dam No.7, During Construction The Dam is of the step
1. Kentucky River, KY, U.S.A.;; General View of Dam No.7, During Construction
The Dam is of the step type and built of timber cribs filled with riprap. The length is 350 feet, with a base width of 60 feet. The lift is 15 1/2 feet. The dam was completed in 1897.
Ohio River Dam No.6; General View of the Navigation Pass (600 Feet Long) Showing the Chanoine Wickets
2. Ohio River Dam No.6; General View of the Navigation Pass (600 Feet Long)
Showing the Chanoine Wickets Raised in Position
Needle Dam at Klecan, Bohemia; General View Taken from the Lock-Wall Showing the method of operating
3. Needle Dam at Klecan, Bohemia; General View Taken from the Lock-Wall
Showing the method of operating the trestles by a portable wench
Lawrence, Kansas; Dam Across the Kansas River At Lawrence, Kansas.;;; Fig.2
4. Lawrence, Kansas; Dam Across the Kansas River
At Lawrence, Kansas.;;; Fig.2
Lawrence, Kansas; Dam Across the Kansas River at Lawrence, Kansas.;;; Fig.1
5. Lawrence, Kansas; Dam Across the Kansas River
at Lawrence, Kansas.;;; Fig.1
Mad River; Frame Dam
6. Mad River; Frame Dam
Stone Dams
7. Stone Dams
Lawrence, Kansas; Dam Across the Kansas River at Lawrence, Kansas.;;; Fig. 3
8. Lawrence, Kansas; Dam Across the Kansas River
at Lawrence, Kansas.;;; Fig. 3
Pile and Boulder Dams
9. Pile and Boulder Dams
Portland, Oregon, Reservoir Dams Exterior View
10. Portland, Oregon, Reservoir Dams
Exterior View
Barben River, KY ; General View of Dam No. 1 The dam is of the slope type with a comb-stick, and is
11. Barben River, KY ; General View of Dam No. 1
The dam is of the slope type with a comb-stick, and is built of timber cribs filled with riprap. The length is 268 feet, with a base width of 80 feet and a lift of 15 1 feet. The original structure was completed about 1840, but has been practically rebuilt several times since then.
Swift, Turbulent water dashing against old rocks below the spillways
12. Swift, Turbulent water dashing against old rocks below the spillways
Libschitz Dam, Bohemia; View of the Raft Chute With a Raft Passing Through
13. Libschitz Dam, Bohemia; View of the Raft Chute
With a Raft Passing Through
View of a Slope Dam With Comb-Stick and Ten-Foot Apron
14. View of a Slope Dam
With Comb-Stick and Ten-Foot Apron
Needle Dam at Louisa, KY.; U.S.A. General View of the Lock and Dam
15. Needle Dam at Louisa, KY.; U.S.A.
General View of the Lock and Dam
View of a Step Dam (Construction Just Finished)
16. View of a Step Dam
(Construction Just Finished)
Kanawha River, W. Va. Dam No.11 General View of Chanoine Dam No.11
17. Kanawha River, W. Va. Dam No.11
General View of Chanoine Dam No.11
Needle Dam at Louisa, KY.; U.S.A. View of down-stream side of pass and weir, looking towards the abutment
18. Needle Dam at Louisa, KY.; U.S.A.
View of down-stream side of pass and weir, looking towards the abutment
Libschitz Dam, Bohemia; View of Trestles of Boule Dam When Lying Down Showing the Couble Footway and
19. Libschitz Dam, Bohemia; View of Trestles of Boule Dam When Lying Down
Showing the Couble Footway and Track Taken During Construction
Libschitz Dam, Bohemia; General View, In Operation Showing the Method of Removing or Placing the Boule
20. Libschitz Dam, Bohemia; General View, In Operation
Showing the Method of Removing or Placing the Boule Gates by a Traveling Hand-Crane
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