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The Movement of Ground Water and Its Relation to the Drainage of Irrigated Lands
One needs but to review the history of the irrigated projects of the West to see clearly the importance of drainage. Since the passing of the Reclamation Act in 1902, the construction of drainage work by the United States Reclamation Service on seventeen projects located in thirteen western states r
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