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Map Accompanying Application of Mrs. Sebia Davis to Divert Water from the Sacramento River

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Title: Map Accompanying Application of Mrs. Sebia Davis to Divert Water from the Sacramento River
Creator: de St. Maurice, Charles
Helmkamp, A. R
Date Created and/or Issued: 1920-03/1960-03
Publication Information: de St. Maurice, Charles; Helmkamp, A. R
Contributing Institution: Center for Sacramento History
Collection: California Revealed from Center for Sacramento History
Rights Information: Public domain. No restrictions on use.
Description: A map made to accompany the application of Mrs. Sebia Davis to divert water from the Sacramento River. The point of diversion is near the city of Sycamore, on the banks of the Sacramento River. A table shows the amount of irrigated acreage.
Type: image
Format: Copy
Map
Extent: 37 x 29 1/2 in.
1 Page of 1
Identifier: casacsh_001099
1985/103/003
ark:/13960/t5gb9st0n
Language: English
Subject: Agriculture
Irrigation
Maps--20th Century
Center for Sacramento History. Map Digitization Project
Time Period: 1900/1999
Place: Colusa County (Calif.)
Sacramento River (Calif.)
Provenance: Center for Sacramento History
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