Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
johngeyles wrote:
> > As I understand the pipeline situation, it is a siphon from Roaring
> > Springs to Indian Gardens ...
>
> I don't think you mean...
Gene Fowler 2005-11-23 13:35:28 #38702
Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
although this may seem scientifically inappropriate, it is the
> general usage. The Central AZ Project has several places where the
> flow passes under...
johngeyles 2005-11-23 13:19:33 #38701
Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Thanks for the info Doc!
NPS removed or took offline the Phantom Ranch storage tank several
years ago from what the Phantom Ranch GM ( Dave ) told me. So I...
Sam 2005-11-23 12:57:01 #38700
Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Warning: deadly semantic dispute pending between obstinate listers...
"Siphon" is standard terminology for water system under-passes,
although this may...
Doug Nering 2005-11-23 12:52:00 #38699
Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Hi Sam...I was the doctor at the Canyon when that pipeline was built(Halverson-Lentz) .....and was immediately washed out in the '1966 flooding ...and then...
docthomas04@yahoo.com 2005-11-23 12:35:03 #38698
Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
Springs to Indian Gardens ...
I don't think you mean "siphon", since the water doesn't need to pass
over an elevation higher than RS (does it ?).
> so...
johngeyles 2005-11-23 11:48:00 #38697
Re: Roaring Springs Pads & Water
I kind of doubt that is how it works Sam.
As I understand the pipeline situation, it is a siphon from Roaring
Springs to Indian Gardens where it is then...
Bob Marley 2005-11-23 10:58:12 #38695
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