... to be placed somewhere near the spot where it was built, and a t t h a t site there had always existed a bad shoal which greatly impeded navigation, the channel passing from the right bank to the left. Examination showed that canals couldbe taken off conveniently at that place, and it was that combination...

...E A CULLEN IMPROVEMENT RIVERS HISTORY TRAINING WALLS DREDGING BARS CUTTING REMOVAL ROCKS RECLAMATION BANKS REVETMENTS FLOODS NAVIGATION LIGHTHOUSES LAND ADMINISTRATION REVENUE BRISBANE RIVER QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA 278 CULLEN ONIMPROVEMENT OF THE UKISCANE RIVEK...

... of the Tigris is of very great value for navigation, irrigation and water- supply problems on this river. Many of the large irrigation works, of which the remainsare visible allover thecountry,have been ruinedby the enormousdeposits of silt in the channels, and one of the biggest problems of the irrigation...

...M W MEHAFFEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 LIGHTHOUSES COASTS SEA SHIPS HAZARDS NAVIGATION REEFS LIGHTING TOWERS FOUNDATIONS CORAL CONSTRUCTION FLOATING PLANT QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA Papers.] MEHAFPEY ON LIGHTIIOUSES IN QUIUNSLAND. 383 (Paper No. 4299.) ( New...

... TERRITORY CAPE DON LIGHTHOUSES COASTS SHIPS NAVIGATION AIDS TOWERS TROPICS DESIGN CIRCULAR REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION HOUSES COSTS STONE SAND WATER CEMENT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1920 ...

...J F RAMSBOTHAM (Paper No. 4297.) I Coastal Aids t o Navigation jn Australia : their Administration and Recent Developments By JOSHUFAIELDERNAMSBOTHAMM., Inst. C.E. THEAuthor proposes t o deal generally with the recent additional aidstonavigationonthecoasts of Australial,eavingtothe District...

...R W HOLMES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1918 BEACONS LIGHTS SEA SHIPS ACCIDENTS SHIPWRECKS SAFETY NAVIGATION ROCKS TOWERS KARORI ROCK COOK STRAIT NEW ZEALAND Papers.] IIOLAIES ON THE KARORI ROCK BEACON. 331 (Paper No. 4129.) The Karori RockBeacon, Cook Strait, New...

... BANKS DEPOSITS SANDBANKS MONSOONS CONSTRUCTION EMBANKMENTS CHANNELS SILT SCOUR BARRAGES MARINE VEGETATION SHOALS ARTIFICIAL BARRIERS EFFECT TIDAL FLOW VELOCITY NAVIGATION CROSSINGS ISLANDS WIND EROSION STRESS TRAVEL DRIFT WAVES SEA WATERWAYS GAUGES CLIMATE WEATHER...

... adoption. Possibly-and hethought it was almost certainly the case-it had been found in the Keadby bridge that a swing opening span could not, on account of the navigation, be allowed on the river Trent. It would havehelpedconsiderably if a smallkey-planhadbeengiven in the Proceedings, to show the course...

... UNLOADING RIVERS CANALS WATERWAYS NAVIGATION ORES MINERALS MACHINERY STEAMERS LAKES GRAIN DISCHARGES PNEUMATIC ELEVATORS OIL PLANT TIMBER ELECTRIC CRANES LABOUR EMPLOYMENT CASUAL DOCKERS DOCKS UNDEREMPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT UNEMPLOYMENT DEMAND ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SOCIAL...

... WHARVES QUAYS CANALS GRAIN EXPORTS NAVIGATION FREIGHT CARGOES HANDLING ICE RAILWAYS INFRASTRUCTURE SEA VESSELS SHIPS OCEANS BERTHING ELEVATORS REINFORCED CONCRETE CONVEYORS DRILLS DIPPERS DREDGERS DRILLING COSTS ROCKS REMOVAL DREDGING ECONOMICS DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURE...

..., and whether the St. Lawrence, open to navigation for only 7 months of the year, was able tocompete with a really efficient all-rail route to the Canadian Atlantic ports whichwere open all the year round. TheBritishSouthAfricaCompanyandtheRhodesianrailways charged 2s. 9d. for transporting a bag of maize from...

... WALLS CONCRETE TRANSIT SHEDS FLOATING DOCKS CRANES SHIPBUILDING REPAIRS YARDS SHIPYARDS STORAGE HANDLING EXPORTS VENTILATION ELEVATORS POWER VIBRATIONS TESTS REINFORCED EXPERIMENTS ORGANISATION WEATHER NAVIGATION SEA OCEANS MONTREAL GREAT LAKES ST LAWRENCE CANADA...

...W H B SAVILE SWING BRIDGES RIVERS RAILWAYS ROADWAYS FOUNDATIONS SUPERSTRUCTURES STEEL STEELWORK MASONRY TURNTABLES ERECTION MACHINERY NAVIGATION LIGHTS SIGNALS GIRDERS METHODS TURNING SHIPS HYDRAULIC POWER AVON BRISTOL ENGLAND UK Proceedings.] SAVILE...

...J A SANER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1906 WATERWAYS CANALS RIVERS LEGISLATION FINANCE LOCKS NAVIGATION RAILWAYS TRADE IMPROVEMENT REORGANISATION ROUTES MAINTENANCE TOWING SPEED WATER SUPPLY SHIPS TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION GREAT BRITAIN UK Proceedings.] SANER...

... WATER SUPPLY TOWING TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION NAVIGATION ROUTES TRADE MAINTENANCE COSTS BARGES TRAFFIC RATES GREAT BRITAIN UK EGYPT INDIA Proceedings.] DISCUSSIOX ON WATERWAYS IN GREAT BRITAIN. 87 Discussion. The PRESIDENmoTved a vote of thanks to the Author forhis The president...

... had not compared the Aire and Calder Navigationwith theNorthEastern or the Weaver Navigation with the London and North Western Railway. His statement that thefirst cost of the Kennet and Avon Canal was &1,000,000, or %11,500 per mile, went far to confirm the Author s estimate of 215,000 per mile...

...L F V HARCOURT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1906 NAVIGATION WORKS PORTS RIVERS WATERWAYS LAGOONS CHANNELS HARBOURS EXTENSIONS BREAKWATERS MILAN VENICE GENOA SPEZIA NAPLES RIVER PO ITALY EUROPE 346 VERNON-HARCOURTONI\IIL$NNAVIGATION CONGRESS. [Selected (Puper...

...W H WISWALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1905 CANALS NAVIGATION LOCKS WATER SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY BRIDGESWATER CA ENGLAND UK 340 WISWALL ON THE BRIDGEWATER CANAL NAVIGATIONS. [Selected (Paper No. 3504.) The Bridgewater Canal Navigations. By WALTER HARTLEP WISWAAsLsoLc...

... description of the deltaof the Ganges ; but numerous surveys of its most western branch, known as the RiverHooghly, which have been made within the last 21 years between Calcutta and the sea, enable a fairly complete investigation to be made of the navigable condition and recent changes of this branch below...