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  • 1. [Image] Inlet end of the Highway Siphon, Klamath Straits Drain Outlet
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    KP-1160-R2 - Klamath Project - Highway Siphon - Klamath Straits Drain Outlet; The siphon consists of three 54" reinforced concrete pipes; March 13, 1946; Photo by R. S. Hopkins
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  • 2. [Image] Railroad Siphon of the Klamath Straits Drain
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    KP-1164-R2 Klamath Project - Railroad Siphon; General view of the railroad siphon of the Klamath Straits Drain just after the drain was filled with water; March 13, 1946; Photo by R. S. Hopkins
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  • 3. [Image] General view of the Klamath Strait Drain
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    KP-1174-R2 Klamath Project; Photograph taken from the Township line bridge looking North to the Middle Canal flume and Pumping Plant E; June 6, 1946; Photo by R. S. Hopkins
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  • 4. [Image] View looking N. E. across the end of the Fish and Wildlife Service Lower Klamath Lake to the Klamath Straits Drain outlet, showing unprotected dike sections
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    KP-1176-R2 Klamath Project; June 6, 1946; Photo by R. S. Hopkins
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  • 5. [Image] General view of the Klamath Straits Drain Outlet looking south from Pumping Plant E along the west side of the drain
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    KP-1167-R2 Klamath Project - Klamath Straits Drain Outlet; Flood irrigation of the lands is in progress. View shows effects of a wind storm on power line due the the poor stability of earth in which ...
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  • 6. [Image] View of the Fish and Wildlife Service outlet from Lower Klamath Lake into the Klamath Straits Drain
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    KP-1175-R2 Klamath Project; The outlet is to be used temporarily until such time a new structure is constructed. Note: Erosion of the dike on the left showing anticipated effect of use of the outlet ...
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