Box 79
Contains 6 Results:
Ohio River, 1973, undated
This set of documents is similar to the previous subseries, though grouped into categories, with only selected ones itemized. Categories are arranged alphabetically, with files inside generally arranged alphabetically as well. The section on the United States is the largest, with a substantial body of materials on California.
Red and Ouachita rivers, c. 1990
This set of documents is similar to the previous subseries, though grouped into categories, with only selected ones itemized. Categories are arranged alphabetically, with files inside generally arranged alphabetically as well. The section on the United States is the largest, with a substantial body of materials on California.
Rio Grande, 1947
This set of documents is similar to the previous subseries, though grouped into categories, with only selected ones itemized. Categories are arranged alphabetically, with files inside generally arranged alphabetically as well. The section on the United States is the largest, with a substantial body of materials on California.
Roanoke River, 1980
This set of documents is similar to the previous subseries, though grouped into categories, with only selected ones itemized. Categories are arranged alphabetically, with files inside generally arranged alphabetically as well. The section on the United States is the largest, with a substantial body of materials on California.
Utah, 1991-1992
This set of documents is similar to the previous subseries, though grouped into categories, with only selected ones itemized. Categories are arranged alphabetically, with files inside generally arranged alphabetically as well. The section on the United States is the largest, with a substantial body of materials on California.
Wyoming, 1976
This set of documents is similar to the previous subseries, though grouped into categories, with only selected ones itemized. Categories are arranged alphabetically, with files inside generally arranged alphabetically as well. The section on the United States is the largest, with a substantial body of materials on California.