123. Bring up department irrigation bulletins to date and bind for our library

(1)

~~~~~~~,~f

Agriculture

(2)

Washington, D.

c.

Nove:nber 1323.,

.IRRIGATION PLnLICATIONS

OF THE BUREAU OF FUBLI C ROlJJS

U. S.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

NOTE:

Applicants are urgently requested to

nsk

only

for thJse

publicotions in which they are

p~rticul::·.rly inte'restec!.~

'Ihe

Dcp;trt-ment con not

undert~kc

to

supply

complete

sets,

no:- to

s.~nd

free

more thDn one copy of

nny

publicntion to nny one

person~

The

e•:1itions

of some of the

p~iblicot

ions Dre necessarily limiteLl, and when the

DepD

.

rtment

t

s free supply is

cxh:~.ustecl

o.nd no

func

~

s

<:L

re

D

.

Vail~.ble

for

procuring additionD.

1 copies, applicDnts are referred to the

Superin-tendent of Documents, Government Printing

Office~

this

city, uho has

them for

sole at a

no:nina1 priceli

under

the

law

of

J~muory 12,

1395~

Those pub1 icD.t ions in this 1 ist, the

Dcpartm,'~nt

supply of which is

exhausted, can only be secured

by

purchase fro:n the Superinten;1ent

of

Documents, who

is

not authorized to furnish publications free.

No.

No ..

376o

462 ..

495·

*831 ..

*g35o

*852.

*906~

913 ..

1026.

1067Q

1110.

1177.

673-S05.

813.

828.

863.

864.

865.

882. 899~

1243.

1348o

DEPP~NmlH'

3UL1ETINS

Experiments on the Economic Usc of Irrig;'],

t ion

\7c:'.ter

in

Idabot

(l9i6)

10¢

Flow of

Wu~er thrc~gh

Uood-StQVe

Pipe

(1916)

IrrigDtion in

Florida~

(1917)

Spray IrrigQtion

(1917)

Spil1w~ys

for Reservoirs

o.ncl

Ca:!.1nls.,

(1920) 25¢

Capi1l.'J.r~r

Mo·cremcnt

of

So:il

Moisture

(1920)

15¢

Flon of Wnter in Concrete Pipe

(192C) 25¢

The

Usc

of Concrete Pipe in Irrigation..

(1921)

20¢

The

Western F:>.rmers Water Right

(1920)

Irrigation in Northern

Co!.or~_doo

1922

Tests of Drainage

Pmnpi.ng

P1Dnts in tf.lc Southern States(l922)

The

F~rmer

2

s

S'Dort.,nJ3ox

Mcc

.suring

Flu1nc

(l922'l

IrrigD-t ion District OperQt ion oncl ],in

~nee..

(1923)

F .AR1viERS

t

BULLET INS

Irrig<:'.t

ion

Pro.ct ice

in

Rice

G-rowinr~

(1915)

Dr:dnr>ge of I:,rigatcd F['rms {1917)

5rf

Construction

onci

_

Usc

of Fc·rm lieirs. (1917)

Fnrm Reservoirs (1917)

Irrigation of

Gr~in

(1917)

Prnctical Inform!"'tion for :Beginners in Irrigation

(1917)

IrrigJ.t ion of Rlfo1fa (

1917)

Irrig~

.

t

ion of Orcho.

rds (

1317)

Surf~cc

Irrigation for

East~rn F~rms

(1917)

The

3order

~

.

~ett.od

of Irrigation (1922)

-The Corrugn:tion Method

of

Irrigf.'_tion (1923)

OJ?FICE OF THE SECRETJ\RY CIRCULARS

No.

124. Irrig~tion Under the Provisions of the

C~rey Act.

(1919)

"'Dcp')rtment Supply

ExhD.ustc,..~

..

(3)

No.,

2

-SEP~tRATE

REPRINTS FROM TKS

TB-~OOK~

Pumping for IrrigQtion on the

Form

(1917)

5¢

'Vi

ith the

Ir:rig~

.

tion Fomer

(1920)

REPRINTS FROM THE JOURN ...

~L

OF

AGRICUI.~TURA..D

BESE.ARC3:

Vol. 11.

No.

2,

13-''

J... ..

Behavicr of Cup Current

1v~etcrs

uncler Conditions

not Covc!'ed by

StonG.~rd

Ratingsi>

Vol ..

v.

No.

6. D

'

'"l'*

Experiments in the Use

of

Cur!'ent

Meters

in

Irrigc

2-

t ion Cono

.

ls ..

Vol.

v.

No

.. 23,

D~5.

Flo'IT

through

'ii

eir

Notc-:nes

Tiith

Thin E

r

1ges

~nd

Full Con tr:2ct ions ..

Vol ..

v.

No.24,

n-·r.

l!i.

Ne77

Irrigation ·weir.

Vol- IX;.

No. 4, D-9.

F'lorr t:b..rough

Submerged

Rect

~ngu1,'"'X

Orifices

17ith

Modified:~ortr~ctions.

O!t'FICE OF

EXPERIME1JT STATIONS :BULLETINS

No.

*90.

Irrigation in Hnwc:.di (1900) 10¢

*103.

Irrigntion Pr

.D.

ct icc J'Jnong Fruitgrowers on the

P~.cific

Coo.st

(1902)

15¢

*118.

Irrigation from Big Thor.1pson

River

(1902)

10¢

*124~

Report of Irrigot ion Invest

igc

~

t

ions in Ut:1h

(1903) $1.10

*134.

Storr.>ge of

rl~ter

on Co

.

chc LD..

Pou

· -=~

_

rc

o:nd :Big

TJ:ompson Rivers

(1903)

J

.

O¢

*146.

Current

Tt heels;

t~ei.r

usc in lifting

n~ter

for

Irrig~

.

tion

(1904)

10¢

*148..

Report of

Irrig

~

tion

Investig.:;

.

tions in the Humid Sections of

the United States in 1903.,

10¢

*167

o

Irrig::

.

t ion in

tile

N0rth

A"t1D!lt ic Stntes (1906)

10¢

*16S. The

St:J

.

tc

Engineer

~

.

ncl

His

Rclo..tion to Irrigoticn

{1906) 15¢

*179·

Smo.ll Reservoirs in

-;iyoming, Mont-:no, c.

n

c

l

South

D:"'koto

.

..

*188.

*190.

*192.

*201.

*205.

*207.

*209.

*210 ..

211.

214.

215. *216.

*217.

(1907)

20¢

Irrigctiu..:l ln the Yokirna VD

.

lley,

\Vashington (1901)

15¢

Irrigntion in Northern

It~ly ~

Part

II

(1907) 15¢

Irrign.tion

~"flo_

Drnino.gc

L~ns

of It::ly (

1907) 15¢

bo?t

of

Pumping fron

Uell~

for

the

Irrig~tion of

Rice in

Louisi~na nnfl

J\rk:1nsD

.

s

(1903)

10¢

Irrig~tion

in

~yorning

(1909)

l5¢

Irrigation in the Socrn.rnento V21ley,

C~

· lif.-

(1909)

15¢

Irrigation in Oregon (1909)

15¢

Irrigation in

South

D{)kot::t (1909) 10¢

Irrigation in KQnsas

(1909)

Irrignt ion in the St2.tc of

l12.shington

(1909)

Irrig2ti0n in

Ncv;

Mexico :(.1909)

Irrig~tion

in

I~oho

(1909)

15¢

Dro.in:2gc of Irrigilte

c

l

Lr.lnds

in

Son Joo.quin Vr·l1cy, C!')lif.

(1909) 15¢

218. Irrig~tion

in

Co1or~~o

(1910)

*226.

Irrig~t

ion Experlments

:1n,.,

::&:r.·ro

t;'1il.g')

.

'C

10ns

tn

,inst.

e

1·n

Oregon,

(1910) 15¢

(4)

*229.

*235.

*236.

*237.

239-*248.

254. - 3

Delivery

of IL;)

_

ter

to Irrign,tors (1910) 15¢

Irrigation in Arizonn

(1911)

20¢

T'.ae Use of Underground

.

'7nter for Irrig.

:r.tion at

Pomonr:.,

California

(1912)

20¢

Irrigation in C2llfornia

(1911) 10¢

Irrig~

.

tion

in tb

.

e S:m Joo

.

quin

Y~lley,

C

.

'"'

.

lifornia

(1912)

Ev,')

.

poratj.on frorr

Irrig~

_

tcd

Soils., (1912)

15¢

Irrign

.

tion Resources of 0:--liforniu

nn

r

l

their UtiliZ

t"

.\tiono

(1913)

OFFICE OF

EXPERIMENT

STATIONS

GIR:JULARS;'l

No.

108~

Second Progress RepJrt of

Coopc~ro.t

ive Invest igo.t

ions

in California (1911)

*Depoxtment S'upply ExhQustec1 •

(5)

Wae~ington,

D. C.

June

1922.

IRRIGATION'

PT.ffiLICATIO

i:-j

S

OF THE 3UREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS U. S. DEPAR'MNT

OF AGRICULTUTIE.

~

Applicants

are

urgently requested to ask only for

those publications

in which

they are

particularly

interested.

The Department

can

not undorUike

to supply

complete

sets,

nor

to send free

mor~

than one

copy

of any

publica-tion to ar.u one person. The edipublica-tions of

~orne

of the publications are

neces-sarily

limited,

and when the Department'$ free

~1pply

is

exhausted

and

no

funds are

available

for

l)rocuring additional

cop::i.es, applica.mts are

roferred

to the Superintendent of

Documents.

Govarrunant Printing Office, this

city•

who has them for

sale

at a

nomiml

price, under the

1a~v·1

of January

12,

1895•

T'.nose publications

in

this list,

the

Department supply

of

which is exha.uste

.

d•

c oy

be

secured

by purchase

from the Superintendent

of

Docuu~nts,

who is

not authorized to furnish

publications

free.

Dept. :Bul.

•126.

*155·

339·

376.

462. 495·

*831·

*835·

852 •

.

906 •

.

913.

102

6. J'.:e.

673.

805. 81>.

828.

863.

864. *865.

*866.

882.

899.

124 3·

l24.

Y.:B.

Sep.

_*703.

83'

9·

DEPARTMENT

!OL!.~ET!l\"6

• .

Concrete

Lining as

Applied

to

Irrigation Canals

(1914)

10¢

Wood

Pi:pe for conveying Wa.ter for

l.Irr.igation

(19l4 ). 10¢

Ex:t:erin:ents on the Economic Use of Irrigation

Water

in

Idaho,

(1916) •

· Flow of' Water

through

Wood-Stave

Pipe

(1916).

Irrigation

in

Florida• (1917)•

Spray

Irrigation

(1917)~

Spillways for

Reservoirs

and

Ca.~ls•

(1920).

25;

CapillarJ

Movement of Soil

Moisture

(1920)

15f

Flow of Water in

Concrete

Pipe

(1920).

The Use of Concrete Pipe in

Irri~a

tion4

(1921 ).

T.he

Western Earrners Water

Right

\1920).

Irrigation in

Northern

Colorado.

FARMERS

I

lnTLIE TINS.

Irrigation Practice in Rice Growing

(1915)

Drainage

of

Irrigated Farms (1917)•

Construction and

Use of

Farm

Weirs (1917)

Farm Reservoirs

(1917~

Irrigation of Grain

(1917)

'

Practical

Information

for J;eginr.ers

in Irrigation

(1917)

Irrigation

of Alfalfa

(1917)

5¢

The Use of Windmills in Irrigation

in

.

the

Semi-arid

West

(1917) '

5¢

Irrigation of Orchards

(1917)

Surface Irrigation for Eastern

Far1ns

(1917)

.

The

Border

N~t~od

of

Irrigation

(1922)

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY CIRCULARS

I;:rigation Ur..dar the Provisions of tb.e

Carey

Act.

(1919).

SEPi BATE REPRINTS ]ROM THE YEARBOOK.

Pumpi~~

for Irrigation on the

F.ar.m

(1917).

5¢

With the

Irrigation

Farmer

(1920)

(6)

RE?R.INTS FROM TEE

.;(F.JEf.~lXL

OF A.GRICFLTURAI.

RESEJ\.R~U

Vol.

ll.

No.

2, B--1.

Be1~a

c

.rio.i"

o!

Ctt;;·

· Curr

,::;:r-

..

t

i

· :3tei''S

1.::.nd.e:r. Cond:itiJ);rl.$

not

Vbl.

v.

Vol.

v.

Vol.

v.

Vol.

IX. Vel ..

IX. Bul .

*~10

.,

*108.

*118.

*124.

*130.

*134.

*lli4.

*1L~5

· *146.

*143.

*167.

*lb3.

*172.

*179·

*133.

*190.

*192.,

*201.

*205.

*207 ..

*209.

*210.

2114'

214.

2.1~)

..

~2J.6.

· lt217.

2lg.

*222~

*226.

C

0"17

::::::·ec"

by

S

~e1~1.d.ard

:S.

-1t

:t

r:

g

s

,

E:•:pf;i':.r~:auCs

in the

Usa

of Current Meters in Irrigation

No.

6,

D-1.

No.23,

_D···5·

Flow

·~t~:rough

iVe

ir·

1Totche~

with

T'ni~.

Edges and ll'ull

G

uatl

'

actiuns,.

No,

24

)

No. 4,

No.

4,

D-·7.

D·

··

9·

D-·10,

A

};ew

:~rr~.gat5.on

Wsir ..

FJow

i..hr01.::.gh

S1ib;:nerged.

Rectangular Orifices with

Modifi8Q

Corr~ractions.

The Ve :r.~:~.

LU'

i

1i'l ume

.

O:

::

~?

ICE

OF EXPEB

i:Y.ENT

STt ... TIONS

Bt:L1£TI:HS.

IJ. .. rigation in Hav;aii

(j

')C8

).

JJ

st

· Irrig

td

,i

.ou

P£actice

AL

-:.·~·r5

F1·c.:i.

tc~~o.,..Jers

on the Pacific Coast

(1:102)

15¢

Irrl·

ga.t

•

·l

CP• ... _

+'ror"

~ ..1..1

B~

.t..(:<' b rr:·:1n<"Y'<:<Q'r... ... l..l..J..;.J \. "l 'P..: - · .J •

~1°""'

• _...

:,

,_ . . .

qn~)

-""'

10¢

R

13

l)0"

_'+

f

I

· .,.. '-

~

"

· ·

·

-~

·

..t. ~ •• · .... : ~ • rr.:-

....,h

:

1 ::·

'"\'l '• c~"

10

- . ., r v 0

,l'rlf;

:::t.J..

.l.-..•!

,

ln"eL ... •.S."-:.vJ .• 0 ... 1S

:t.:n

t..v•~· \.~. ,, .. _,; 'Y·J..• •

Egyptian Irriga

t,i

,):n

(..J·c·:;dy·

cf Ir.t:i.gation

Met~J(',

.

i:::

.

and

.l~.:l.rfiinistra.

tion in Egypt)

(2

J·J3

).

3~)y~

Storage of

Wate:i."

on

C;

~c

he

La Poudre

...:Yld

Big

r.J:i

hj:'l

1~)SO!l

Rivers

(1903)

10¢

Irric... .:., :r.~,... ..., t-•o'~ . . ~....

i·r1

- • "~.Jor·:-.1-le,.."'i .... "'"' - J.. :. ....

Tta1y

• • ,...

Da

..

·

•

rt

0

T

...: • .,)

(19Ql.f.)

.. •• • I

(2\)c::

T

Prc;lx

-

..l.r

i:1g

L~.,:nd.

for Ir· .•

.-5.:::-et.ti.on

<:

· -.

ni

Methods

of AppJ.ying Water

(1304)

}

~~

. J

Cu:rrent

Y~'haels;

their

uce

tn

l

:r

.

ft5.nt:~ water for Irrigation (1904) 10.~

Rej~ort

of Irriga-:ion

J....·L;

· es

·~j.£::St.

· ~-ions

in

the Humid

Sections

of the

United St:;ites

i.n

1903.

10¢

Irrig

.l.

tion in the

Nc~~tl1

.Atl

t-.t.nL

ic

St.-1~:.os

(1906}. 10¢

.

Tho Sta.td Eng:i.neer

a.:nd.

His

Rela

:~:~

.o:n

to

Irr·ig

~

.~.tion

(1906). 15¢

Irr'l.g,,.l,tion

in

Hontan~

(1906

:

~.

15¢

cmall

Reservcirs

in

Vlyomir.g,M-~nt~.d1a,

and.

South

D

a

kota. (1907).20¢

Irrig

l1.

tion in t

he

Yald.ma

VaJ.ley,

~7.s~,r;!rtngton

(1907). 15¢

Irrig£l-t.ion in

Nl...,r:tJ.1c

~

.::n

1 taly

.

..

.Part

.II

(1.907).

15~

l!'rig

;3-

tion ·

:..nd.

-~-,:('B

J

.

:o::1ge

laws of

I+ia

1 ~:i

(1907). 15¢

Cost of

fl.llilping

from Ueli

:

J

for

· the

Ir·rigation of Rice

in

Louisiar1a

and Arkansn,n (

190'•,

"J.

J.G

¢

Ir'i"ig

:.

1-tion in

7!2-ro:.Jin.g

.

{l~

:}I

:J9)

1

15¢

Irrigation

in the

s

~:-''

r-:r·Bmr.~nto

Va.J.ley,

Calif. (

1909D. 15¢

Irrigation in Orego

n

(1S09).

15¢

Irrigation

in South

Dakota

{1909). 10¢

Ir ·

.:..

·

T' ,., n~,,..,)

:r

:t.~f'.l..t,~Ct .. 1

J.n

-'~nsas \.-:}v} •

lrrig

a

tiun in the

St.S\.te

of He

.

F:};.irigton

(1909)"

Irrig:ttion in New Hexj

~~:<">

(lS

\::))

t·

Irrigaticn in Idaho

C.~-,'0?

)

..

15 J

D

rr:l.l.nage o

.

f

I

rrigate

r3

_li.;JT.t,

1

_._S

in ·'

c,_ ... an .. i

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Irr:tgEttic,

!J.

E:r.:nerL"llentn

and

Investigations in \

'le

ste.rn Orer;on.

(7)

Bul.

Cir.

*229.

*235·

*236.

*237.

239·

*248.

249.

254. Delivery

of

Wa

-

ter

to Irrig

a.

tors

(1910).

15¢-Irrig

c:

.tion

in

Arizona

Cl-9ll ).

20¢

The Use of

Uncler·ground

Water for Irrigation

at

Pomona,

California

(1912)~

20¢

Irrigation

in

California (1911) 10¢

I:-ri;.;ati

(

;n

in

tha San JoalJ,uin Va.lley,

California

{19l2)

Evapo:t·at).on from Irrigated Soils. (l912 ).

15¢

Part

I. JJ

1e

Storage

o

1 f

Water

f0r

Irrigation

Pu.rpos~s;

Ec::.rtr

... f':ill

Dr.r;..r:

·

· ~

· :.td l1yd:r.: ..

aulic-fill dams

(1912).

Irr1g

~

tion

Resources of California and their Util5.zation.

(1913).

OFFICE OF

EXPERTI~

N

T STATIO~;s

CIRCULARS·

lOJ. Second

Progress Beport

of

Coo~erative

Investigations in

California {:911).

(8)

Washington, D. C.

June

1922.

IRRIGATIO~l

P

Tii:tL

IC.ATIC:."i·

3 OF THE

:~r

.

TREAD

OF

P\J"BIJIC

ROADS U.

S. DEPARTMENT

C

F AGRI

CULl'UIW~

(.

NOTE:

Applicants

a;r;e

urgentl~r

reg_'ue

.

sted

to

ask

only

for

those pul)lications

in which

they

are J!a.rtic

·u

.:Larl:y·

inter.

s

sted_,

The Departmen·t c

an

not

undort&ke

to

supply

complet

to

s

;;

ts,

nor

to send

free more

· than one copy

of

any

:publica-tion

to

a.r.rr

one

person.

'F.:-;:.s

ed

iti.ons of sorr.e

of

tlle publications are

neces-sarily limited, and

v1hen

tile

Department's

free Sl'tl)j?lY is

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OFFICE OF

THE

SECRETARY CffiCULARS

124. Irrigation

U~der

the Provisions of the

Carey

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RATE REPRINTS

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OFFICF.

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103. Seconu Progress

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(11)

ADDRESS 'l'H!! SUI'ERitnENDENT U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVE:V

AND REFER TO No.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

U. S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

WASHINGTON

_{Apri 1 1,}

_1~21

bear

Sir

:

I am :nclosing h rew!th a copy of a di•est that has

just

come

fro. the printer

,

giving information regarding

s1.1.rveys

made

by

this Bureau in the State of Miusouri

.

As explained in this

sm~ll

publicBtion

,

t· 9

result of the

work of this

Bureau

are

not

g6"}18rally

knovin to

civil engineers

because

the

ma.::.n

purpose

of .L.he

StE"veys

m::de

by

this

Dnreau

is

co establish controls for the whole of continental United States

e

However

,

·t;his

work

has

no\:

progress

~d

fa ...

standa~d

d ta resulting frofu

tte~e

surveys are

not:

h

that

the

sufiiciently num

-erous to be of use in carrying on local su

veys

,

fnd

for this

reason we

are

u..ndert,:-.l:ino

to

bring

hem

to ·tihe o.ttention of local

civil

eng1neers and surveyors.

Up to thw present time such

dig~sts

:ava Jven made for

the

States of Iowa

,

f~innesota, Illin~is,

and Colorado

,

and eventually

a

digest will b made for each State in the Union

.

The responses in requests for

information

·from

those engaged

in Sta t.e

,

county

,

and the

ci-ty

surveys» and in the constr11Ction

of

better·.

roadways, in the States

for

VJhich d.igos·ts

have been

made

an

d

.

distributed, have been very gratifying

,

and it is our de ira

to

ex

-tend this

information to

all

to

whom it is

of

use

.

I

therefore

trust

that you will feel free

to

call on

u~

for

any

assistance we

can render

.

I

am

Mr

.

R

.

1 .

Pa~shall

,

Civi

l

Ene;ineer

,

Very

truly

yours

,

~ort

Jol1ins,

Colo

.

(12)

Serial No. 147

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

U.S. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

E. LESTER JONES, Director

DIGEST OF GEODETIC

PUB~ICATIONS

ISSUED BY THE

UNITED STATES COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

RESULTING FROM SURVEYS

IN THE

STATE OF MISSOURI

TRIANGULATION, LEVELING, AND VARIATION

OF COMPASS

WASHINGTON

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1921

(13)

• MISSOURI

Magnetic Stations

Precise Leveling

(14)

DIGEST OF GEODETIC PUBLICATIONS ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY RESULTING FROM SURVEYS IN THE

STATE OF MISSOURI.

The branch of the Government now known as the Coast and Geodetic Survey was

authorized by act of Congress in 1807, under the administration of President Thomas

Jefferson. From then until the late seventies the work of the Bureau was confined

almost wholly

to

surveys of the coasts of the United States necessary to produce

nautical charts. To fix the geographic positions for these charts, it was necessary to

establish points of control, and, incident to this, geodetic surveys were made of the

east and west coasts of continental United States. These included base

measure-ments, triangulation, astronomic observations, leveling, magnetic observations, etc.

In 1878 the name of the then Coast Survey was changed to Coast and Geodetic

Survey and the duties of the Bureau were broadened to include the making of

geo-detic surveys of the interior of the country which should serve both to connect the

triangulation on which the coast charts of the Atlantic and Pacific coasts were based,

as well as to establish a geodetic control for mapping and surveying projects in the

interior of the country.

In the interval between: 1878 and the present time this work has extended in some

of its branches to every State in the Union. While these surveys serve

as

the

frame-work for large mapping and surveying projects throughout the country as well as

to

determine State and national boundaries, there is no reason why the data resulting

from them, when the points are within available distance, should not be used for

local projects. Indeed, economy of effort in making local surveys will follow if

ad-vantage is taken of previously established standard points of control, because they

are basic, and where local surveys intervene between these standard controls there is

a check on the accuracy of the local work.

In mapping a small area of the earth's surface, a high degree of accuracy is not

generally

attempted

in establishing the geographic positions of the initial points.

The result is that were it attempted to join several such small maps together into a

homogeneous whole it would be found that there was a certain degree of inaccuracy

which

would

result in overlaps,

gaps,

and offsets. This is a problem which is often

met where independent small projects are undertaken to be joined later into a

con-tinuous map. The reasons

are

that the areas covered are small and are not

coordi-nated to

a scheme

of triangulation embracing the whole country. Similar difficulties

follow where small leveling projects are based on independent and arbitrary datums.

In addition to the gaps and overlaps that develop when areas independently mapped,

eacb ba

se

d on local

and

generally arbitrarily selected controls, are joined together,

there is

a

more serious outcome in that positions must be recomputed from time

to

time as

adjustments

are made and different arbitrary standards are adopted until

finally a proper standard is developed.

The

purpose

of this leaflet is to make available to those engaged in local surveying

projects and others the results of the standard data established by the Coast and

Geodetic Survey, so there will be an economy of effort in carrying on local surveys

and

saving

of expense in their recomputation at later dates. For the reason that the

systems of triangulation and leveling by the Coast and Geodetic Survey extend over

wide

areas,

the publications containing these data are not confined to any one State

in the

Union,

but generally contain results for many States. To get this information

in

compact form, this leaflet has been prepared.

It

contains a digest of tbe work of

(15)

4 the Bureau in

the State of Missouri.

In

it are shown

the

places

where observations

have

been

made, and,

by tabulation, the

publication of the Bureau containing the

results.

It

is not

the

purpose to present in this paper

an

exhaustive citation of

all

the

uses to which these data can be put. Their uses

are

obvious to the

engineering

profession and therefore the main purpose

of

this

summary

is to make kno

·w

n

their

existence

and how

and where they

are available.

TRIANGULATION.

The advantages of determining the positions of

even

farm and

ranch

boundary

monuments

by triangulation are

not, it is believed, fully

appreciated. However,

they are

obvious

when it is considered that the

exact

positions of such monuments

can be redetermined by triangulation though the monuments be absolutely

destroyed.

This is not necessarily true of boundary monuments that depend for their

redetermi-nation on the continued

existence

of the

stones,

trees, stumps, etc., that

mark them.

While

the

initial cost in most instances,

where

standard data are within

available

dis-tance, of

ba

s

ing

even

farm and ranch

surveys

on points established by triangulation

connected with

standard

controls would possibly be greater

than

to base

them

on

natural

objects determined only by

compass bearings, the assertion is

ventured

with

confidence

that the

ultimate cost would be much less if we take into consideration

the neces

s

ity

for resurveys

from

time to time

and the uncertainty resulting from

in-ability to relocate lost corners with consequent litigation costs,

etc.

Triangulation

stations

of the United

States Coast

and

Geodetic

Survey on the coast and in the

in-terior

of the country

are used more and more in controlling maps and

surveys,

and

also as monuments in private-property

surveys.

The latter is especially true in the

State of Massachusetts. The increased use of triangulation stations for this purpose

is urged upon engineers and surveyors in work involving the location and

perpetua-tion of private-property lines or boundaries.

ELEVATIONS ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL (PRECISE LEVELS).

Wjth the increased demands for accurate topographic maps of the country, the

wonderful extension of our good-roads movement, the extension of the railroads, and

the development of river, irrigation, canal, and drainage projects, the net of precise

leveling that has been partly extended over the country by this Bureau affords bases

for local projects that it is feared are not fully known and taken advantage of by

those interested. There are in most of

the

States of the Union lines of precise levels

that are determined with the highest degree of precision. These are all based on the

same datum plane (mean sea level), and where they are within available distance

to use as the standard for local leveling projects they enable the local smveyor to base

his elevations

on

a

standard

datum and afford an invaluable check on the local work

if it intervenes between two or more of these standard leveling bench marks.

VARIATION OF COMPASS.

All

civil engineers are familiar with the use of the surveyor's compass, but many are

not aware

of the

fact

that

this

Bureau

has made a magnetic survey of the

United

States, which

includes

the determination of the magnetic declination

(variation

of

the compass) at nearly every county seat in the country. The true meridian has been

marked at many

of

these stations, and at all of them the true bearings of several

promi-nent objects from the sta.tion have been determined and recorded. To

reestablish

old

boundary lines run originally by compass of which the boundary marks have

been

lost, it is necessary to know the change in the magnetic declination between

the

date

of the original survey and the resmvey. As a result of its investigations, this

Bureau

i~

prepared to

supply

information on this subject from the date of the earliest

(16)

5 PU13LICATIONS.

The data

resulting

from the geodetic surveys by this Bmeau in the State of Missouri

are contained in numerous publications that have been issued by this Bureau. To

enable an intelligent selection of a publication containing data of local interest, the

counties of the

State

of Missouri are listed in alphabetical order and by a tabular

arrangement are

shown

the publications containing the triangulation and leveling

data for

the

State of :Missouri and the pages in the publications

where the

data will

be found.

In the

tabulation

that follows the titles

of

the publications

are at the tops

of the

columns. There

is one publication entitled

"Special

Publication

No.

18" that

con-tains

all the elevations above

sea level

(in

feet and

meters)

of stations in the State

of

Missouri (at the

head of the first column

)

; there

are two

publications that contain

descriptions

of the

precise level stations in Missouri which are entitled as follows:

"Appendix

3 of

the Report of the Superintendent of the

Coast

and

Geodetic

Smvey

for 1903,"

and "Appendix

8 of the Report of the Superintendent of

the Coast

and

Geodetic Survey

for 1899"; and there are

two

publications

that

contain

all

the

tri-angulation

data

for the State of Missouri

entitled "Special

Publication No. 30," and

"Appendix 3 of

the Report of

the

Superintendent

of the Coast and

Geodetic

Survey

for 1903." For

example,

if an

engineer

is interested in the elevation and

description

of the precise leveling station

at

Amazonia,

in

Andrew County,

he will turn to Andrew

County

in

the

alphabetical arrangement of the

counties,

and the tabulation shows

that the elevation of

this

station

is shown

on

page

125 of Special

Publication No. 18,

and that its description is

found on page 833

of the

publication

known as Appendix 8

of the Report of

the

Superintendent of

the

Coast

and

Geodetic

Survey

for

1899.

County. Place.a

Levels (elevations above mean Triangulation;

de-sea level). ~f~~~wns of

sta-Descriptiom of

stations. Eleva-

-tions: A d' A dix Special

Specml :fE?fh~ fE{fhe

Publica-Publica- Report Report tion No. tion N

°·

of the of the 30·

18· Superin-tendent, tendent, 1903. 1899. Appendix 3 of the Report of the Superin· tendent, 1902. - - - 1- 1 -Adair ... . *Kirksville ...•... : .•.• Page. Page. Pn.ge. Page. Ptute. Andrew ... . Amazonia... 125 ... 833 ... . Nodaway... 125 ... 833 ... .

*Savannah ... .

Atchison ... . Lango on. . . 125 . . . . . . 835 . . . _ ... _ .. Nishnabotna... 125 ... ... 835 ... ---· Phelps... 835 --- ... .

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a Magnetic observations have been made at the '(>laces indir>..ated above by the asterisk. For fuller details, see note, p. 11.

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sea level). tions.

Descriptions of stations. AppendhiAppendix 3 of the 8 of the Report Report ofthe ofthe Superin-tendent, Superin-tendent, 1903. 1899. Special Publica-tion No. 30. AppendL'C 3 of the Report of the Superin-tendent, 1902. : 1 -Benton ... . Edwards... Page. 123 ....Page. ... Page. 819 ...Page. ...Page. ... .

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County. Place.a

Le vels(e evatwnsa ovemean 1 · b Triangulation; scriptions of star

de- Eleva-tions: Special Publica-tion No. 18.

sea level). tions.

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County. Plaee.a

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a Magnetic observations have been made at the places indicated above by the asterisk. For fuller details,