Flooding on the Colorado River : current danger.

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TextPublication details: [Colorado?] : The Authority, 1992Description: 20 pSubject(s):

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363.3493609764 21

Subject: Between December 19, 1991 and the New Year, the lower Colorado River flooded to a new historical level, causing more tham 23 million dollars worth of property damage, excluding agricultural losses. This booklet is designed to provide the best information about how to prepare for the next flood, and explain the Authority's floodplain management approach

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Between December 19, 1991 and the New Year, the lower Colorado River flooded to a new historical level, causing more tham 23 million dollars worth of property damage, excluding agricultural losses. This booklet is designed to provide the best information about how to prepare for the next flood, and explain the Authority's floodplain management approach

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