| Waterfalls of Western North America |
by G. Donald Bain
Director, Geography Computing Facility
University of California at Berkeley
(dbain@socrates.berkeley.edu)
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Dam Spillways and Other Man-Made Waterfalls
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- W.A.C. Bennett Dam on the Peace River
- an emergency release gives a once in a lifetime display
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- O'Shaugnessy Dam on the Tuolumne River - San Francisco's water supply
- spillway on the face of the dam - overflow alongside the dam
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- Grand Coulee Dam
- it used to be every spring, now it's once an hour
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- Summer Falls, south of Grand Coulee
- water diverted for irrigation makes a spectacular falls in the desert
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- The Owens Valley Aqueduct at San Fernando
- purely for show, Los Angeles' water supply cascades down a concrete chute
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