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Detroit Lake Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Sparse Snowfall and Rain the Year Before. Lack of Precipitation Curtailed Recreational Use as Well as Water Power for Electricity at the Dam 09/1973
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- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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People Walk a Beach Uncovered During a Record Low Flow of the Columbia River at Rooster Rock State Park 18 Miles East of Portland 10/1973
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- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Beach Is a Part of the River Beds on the Columbia River Never Seen before and Exposed More Than Three Months Because of a Lack of Precipitation the Previous Year. This Scene Is at Rooster Rock State Park 18 Miles East of Portland 10/1973
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- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Detroit Lake Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Sparse Snowfall and Rain the Year Before. Lack of Precipitation Curtailed Recreational Use as Well as Water Power for Electricity at the Dam 09/1973
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- 12,981 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Detroit Lake Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Sparse Snowfall and Rain the Year Before. Normally It Is Used for Water Sports and Camping, and as a Reservoir for Winter Powerplant Use to Feed Mid-Willamette Valley Cities 09/1973
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- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Detroit Lake at Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Infrequent Snowfall and Rain the Year Before. Lack of Precipitation Curtailed Recreational Use as Well as Water Power Available for Electricity 09/1973
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- 4 favorites
- 10,472 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Detroit Lake Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Sparse Snowfall and Rain the Year Before. Lack of Precipitation Curtailed Recreational Use as Well as Water Power Available for Electricity 09/1973
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- 10,224 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Detroit Lake Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Infrequent Snowfall and Rain the Year Before. Lack of Precipitation Curtailed Recreational Use as Well as Water Power Available for Electricity 09/1973
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- 10,190 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Detroit Lake Shown at an Alltime Low in the Fall of 1973 Due to Low Precipitation the Year Before...09/1973
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- 2 favorites
- 9,371 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Lowest Flow on Record for the Columbia River in the Fall of 1973 Was the Result of Sparse Snowfall and Rain the Previous Year...10/1973
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- 9,205 views
- Date taken: 1973
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The Columbia River Shown Here at Rooster Rock State Park 18 Miles East of Portland. Is Shown at a Record Low. River Beds Never Seen before Were Exposed More Than Three Months Because of a Lack of Precipitation the Previous Year 10/1973
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- 9,128 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Lowest Flow on Record for the Columbia River in the Fall of 1973 Was the Result of Low Precipitation the Previous Year 10/1973
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- 9,012 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Lowest Flow on Record for the Columbia River in the Fall of 1973 Was the Result of Low Precipitation the Previous Year...10/1973
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- 8,093 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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