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W H GREATHED, J F BATEMAN, C B VIGNOLES, BARLOW, PARKES, BRUNLEES, G B BRUCE, B LATHAM, W SHELFORD, J G C C GODSMAN, MEDLEY, SMITH, R AITKEN, HAWKSLEY
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1873) 35 (1873): 165–185.
Published: 01 January 1873
...W H GREATHED; J F BATEMAN; C B VIGNOLES; BARLOW; PARKES; BRUNLEES; G B BRUCE; B LATHAM; W SHELFORD; J G C C GODSMAN; MEDLEY; SMITH; R AITKEN; HAWKSLEY IRRIGATION I N NORTHERN INDIA. 165 Colonel GREATHED stated that bthede of the river Jumna where the weir wacsonstructed at Okhla consisted...
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Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1873) 35 (1873): 139–164.
Published: 01 January 1873
..., is generallybrackish. The soil i s a clay loam, which, when irrigated, will be very productive. The Agra Canal has accordingly been projected for the irriga- tion of these districts. A weir has been built, 2,428 ft. long,across theJumna a t Okhla, a t a point wherea spur of quartz running out from the Aravali range...
