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1. (Composite Text) Water for thirteen cities in the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California : a brief description of the Colorado River Aqueduct, America's largest construction job in progress today. Issued by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Second printing - August, 1935. Booklet prepared by Don J. Kinsey, Assistant to the General Manager, The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. (with map) Metropolitan Water District of Southern California : Now building the Colorado River aqueduct. A Map of the Aqueduct Route ... Frank E. Weymouth.

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Calif.), Kinsey, Don J., Weymouth, Frank E., and California Pacific Exhibition
Abstract: Informational brochure promoting the Colorado River aqueduct, extending across the entire state of California. with title page, 23 pages of text, black and white photos and a color pictorial fold out map of Colorado River aqueduct. Bound in pictorial mailing wrappers, illustrated with a photograph of Parker Dam, where aqueduct begins with mailing address on verso, with label "Water exhibit souvenir : California Pacific Exhibition, San Diego, California 1935. Bird's eye view map which folds out from the back cover shows how the Aqueduct will deliver water across mountain and desert country to each city in the Metropolitan Water District., pressure pipe line, tunnels, lined canals, member cities, etc. Includes 3 profiles showing Typical section grade tunnel; typical section grade conduit; Typical section lined canal. Relief shown pictorially. Includes legend.
Published: 1935

2. (Title Page to) Water for thirteen cities in the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California : a brief description of the Colorado River Aqueduct, America's largest construction job in progress today. Issued by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Second printing - August, 1935. Booklet prepared by Don J. Kinsey, Assistant to the General Manager, The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. (with map) Metropolitan Water District of Southern California : Now building the Colorado River aqueduct. A Map of the Aqueduct Route ... Frank E. Weymouth.

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Calif.), Kinsey, Don J., Weymouth, Frank E., and California Pacific Exhibition
Abstract: Informational brochure promoting the Colorado River aqueduct, extending across the entire state of California. with title page, 23 pages of text, black and white photos and a color pictorial fold out map of Colorado River aqueduct. Bound in pictorial mailing wrappers, illustrated with a photograph of Parker Dam, where aqueduct begins with mailing address on verso, with label "Water exhibit souvenir : California Pacific Exhibition, San Diego, California 1935. Bird's eye view map which folds out from the back cover shows how the Aqueduct will deliver water across mountain and desert country to each city in the Metropolitan Water District., pressure pipe line, tunnels, lined canals, member cities, etc. Includes 3 profiles showing Typical section grade tunnel; typical section grade conduit; Typical section lined canal. Relief shown pictorially. Includes legend.
Published: 1935

3. The metro update (August 2012, volume 41)

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Newsletter of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy, a special service district formed in 1935 by the Salt Lake City Commission. It's primary function was to create a firm water supply for Salt Lake City. In 1990, Sandy City annexed into the District. Currently the District provides wholesale water to Salt Lake City, Sandy City, and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.
Published: 2012

4. Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy 2011 financial statements and independent auditors' report June 30, 2011 and 2010

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Annual financial statements of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy, a special service district formed in 1935 by the Salt Lake City Commission. It's primary function was to create a firm water supply for Salt Lake City. In 1990, Sandy City annexed into the District. Currently the District provides wholesale water to Salt Lake City, Sandy City, and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.
Published: 2012

5. Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy 2011 annual report

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Annual report of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy, a special service district formed in 1935 by the Salt Lake City Commission. It's primary function was to create a firm water supply for Salt Lake City. In 1990, Sandy City annexed into the District. Currently the District provides wholesale water to Salt Lake City, Sandy City, and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.
Published: 2012

6. The metro update (June 2010, volume 21)

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Newsletter of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy.
Published: 2010

7. Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy 2009 annual report

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Annual report of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy, a special service district formed in 1935 by the Salt Lake City Commission. It's primary function was to create a firm water supply for Salt Lake City. In 1990, Sandy City annexed into the District. Currently the District provides wholesale water to Salt Lake City, Sandy City, and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.
Published: 2010

8. The metro update (May 2010, volume 20)

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Newsletter of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy.
Published: 2010

9. The metro update (November 2009, volume 15, issue 1)

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Newsletter of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy.
Published: 2009

10. The metro update (October 2009, volume 14, issue 1)

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Newsletter of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy.
Published: 2009

11. Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy 2008 annual report

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Annual report of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy, a special service district formed in 1935 by the Salt Lake City Commission. It's primary function was to create a firm water supply for Salt Lake City. In 1990, Sandy City annexed into the District. Currently the District provides wholesale water to Salt Lake City, Sandy City, and Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.
Published: 2009

12. Metro Water Project : an investment in our future

Author: Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah) and Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy (Utah)
Abstract: Informational brochure about the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy.
Published: 2007

13. Colorado Aqueduct News 1934-10-05

Author: Metropolitan Water District and Metropolitan Water District
Abstract: Colorado Aqueduct News., California Revealed
Published: 1934

14. Colorado Aqueduct News 1936-01-23

Author: Metropolitan Water District and Metropolitan Water District
Abstract: Colorado Aqueduct News., California Revealed
Published: 1936

15. Colorado Aqueduct News 1938-09-25

Author: Metropolitan Water District and Metropolitan Water District
Abstract: Colorado Aqueduct News., California Revealed
Published: 1938

16. Colorado Aqueduct News 1949-10

Author: Metropolitan Water District and Metropolitan Water District
Abstract: California Revealed
Published: 1949

17. Giant steam-shovel excavating the Colorado Aqueduct for the Metropolitan Water District on April 10, 1934

Author: Metropolitan Water District and Metropolitan Water District
Subjects: 1934-04-10, California., Riverside, United States., Californie., California., United States.
Abstract: Photograph of a giant steam-shovel excavating the Colorado Aqueduct for the Metropolitan Water District, April 10, 1934. The base of the shovel is at right and a man can be sitting near a metal control room. A long metal arm extends from the base past the edge of the image at center. The bucket of the shovel is filled with dirt and can be seen at left over a deep trench. In the background, a tall range of mountains is visible.
Published: 1934