...junction of the Cairo levees, the stations being 60 feet apart.) This second swell, of ceftirse, was due to the arrival of the combined Upper Ohio, Cumberland,...of the alluvial region in the flood of 1867 ? This discharge must plainly have occurred late in February, just before the first swell culminated, for...

...inches above that of the Mississippi at the north junction of the Cairo levees, the stations being 00 feet apart.) This second swell was, of course, due...fell nearly as rapidly as it had risen. (See plate.) MISSISSIPPI LEVEES. What do these facts indicate respecting the maximum discharge into the head of...

...taken at the junction of the two rivers. Thus, Mr. Hely, city engineer, reports that on March 18, 1867, he found the Ohio water to be 11.5 inches above that...of the alluvial region in the flood of 1867 ? This discharge must plainly have occurred late in February, just before the first swell culminated, for...

...taken at the junction of the two rivers. Thus, Mr. Hely, city engineer, reports that on March 18, 1867, he found the Ohio water to be 11.5 inches above that...the head of the alluvial region in the flood of 1867 Í This discharge must plainly have occurred late in February, just before the first swell culminated,...

...inches above that of tbc .Mississippi at the north junction of the Cairo levees, the stations being 00 feet apart. This second swell was, of course, due...into the head of the alluvial region in the flood of 1807 Î This discharge must plainly have occurred lute in February, just before the first swell culminated,...

...at the junction (»f the two rivers. Thus, Mr. Ilely, city engineer, reports that on March IS, 1807, he found the Ohio water to be 11.5 inches above that...Cumberland, and Tennessee rise. After culminating, the river ut Cairo fjll nearly as rapidly as it had risen. ' (See plate.) What do these facts indicate respecting...

...junction of the Cairo levees, the stations being 60 feet apart.) This second swell, of c<*urse, was due to the arrival of the combined Upper Ohio, Cumberland,...of the alluvial region in the flood of 1867 ? This discharge must plainly have occurred late in February, just before the first swell culminated, for...

...inches above that of the Mississippi at the north junction of the Cairo levees, the stations being 00 feet apart.) This second swell was, of course, due...maximum discharge into the head of the alluvial region iu the flood of 1807 ? This discharge must plainly have occurred late in February, just before the...

...11.5 inches above that the Mississippi at the north junction of the Cairo levees, the stations g CO feet apart. This second swell was, of course, due to the arrival the combined Upper Ohio, Cumberland, and Tennessee rise. After inating, the river at Cairo fell nearly...