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BOULDER’S WATERWORKS PAST & PRESE
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BOULDER’S WATERWORKS -- PAST & PR
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• Water System Security Improveme
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INTRODUCTION The story of Boulder
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SETTLEMENT& DITCHES Boulder City To
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1859, they dug small ditches from B
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“Shovel diplomacy,” however, di
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state senator. In January 1873, the
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PUBLIC WATERWORKS & PROBLEMS • 18
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Above, the Town of Boulder Reservoi
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BOULDER’S EARLY WATERWORKS PRESEN
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Ditch laterals paralleled 12th Stre
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A few weeks later, the City Council
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Silver Lake Ditch had five wooden f
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NEED FOR NEW RESERVOIRS • 1891, O
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Continued population growth in Boul
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In Boulder, laborers replaced pipes
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INTO THE 20TH CENTURY Discovery of
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In 1904, glacier hikers even includ
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The Maxwells also made a similar pr
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LAKEWOOD, LAKEWOOD RESERVOIR & TUNS
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In addition, the City acquired ease
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The Act that conveyed the first gra
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BOULDER HYDRO SYSTEM, 1910 The twen
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The dam was photographed on April 1
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producing 5,000 kilowatts (KW) of p
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On August 4, 1910, a ceremony was h
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This drawing of the original two ge
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ADDITIONAL WATERSHED DEVELOPMENTS A
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Silver Lake Pipeline In the years p
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pieces, are we justified in denying
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The WPA built much of Boulder’s w
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