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1 Erosion, North Salt Lake 1932 [and] Erosion west of Salt Lake, on north point of Oquirrh Mountainsuum_mapImage/StillImage
2 Flooding in Willard, Utah : scenes along Main Street, Willard, following the flood of August 13, 1923uum_mapImage/StillImage
3 Flooding in Willard, Utah : looking down Main Street, Willard, from the north end of the town, August 18, 1923 [and] Barn containing livestock, automobile trucks and 75 tons of hay, carried 1/4 mile and deposited on Main Streetuum_mapImage/StillImage
4 Flooding in Willard, Utah : site of the Willard flood barrier, Septembre 3, 1923 [and] same May 10, 1924, two days after construction began.uum_mapImage/StillImage
5 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Willard barrier basin in 1925uum_mapImage/StillImage
6 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Willard barrier at the close of the second high water season following control, June 1926 [and] A closeup of the spillway, same dateuum_mapImage/StillImage
7 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Interior of the new barrier basin, June 1925 [and] Raising the outer bank still higher, July 1926, just previous to summer flood.uum_mapImage/StillImage
8 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Closing an opening through one of the central deflectors at upper end of Willard barrier basin [and] Southwest corner of Willard barrier, July 20, 1925, during the second season of operationuum_mapImage/StillImage
9 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Timber, coarse straw and boulders used to define the limits of the Willard barrier basin [and] Another view of the barrier during the first few days of constructionuum_mapImage/StillImage
10 Flooding in Willard, Utah : "beaver dam" built by man to divert the stream (Willard Creek) into the barrier basin [and] Temporary spillway just above highway crossinguum_mapImage/StillImage
11 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Emergency highway crossing of flood control channel, with teams at work endeavoring to keep the channel open [date] [and] the same 5 days lateruum_mapImage/StillImage
12 Flooding in Willard, Utah : Railroad crossing at Willard Creek 2 days after stream was placed under control [and] crib and rock protection in Willard Canyon beneath a 75 foot bank of graveluum_mapImage/StillImage
13 Farmington floods : Farmington flood barrier in its early stages of development [and] The same successfully controlling a heavy torrential flood on July 3, 1925uum_mapImage/StillImage
14 Farmington floods : Farmington spillway following a torrential flood [ad] Debris deposited above the Farmington barrier by the flood of July 3, 1926uum_mapImage/StillImage
15 Farmington floods : Farmington spillway of rubble-concrete during the first season of operation, April 1925 [and] The same in 1927uum_mapImage/StillImage
16 Farmington floods : Farmington flood barrier at the close of a season of excessive high water [and] Looking up stream from spillway into Farmington barrier basinuum_mapImage/StillImage
17 Ford Creek floods : Ford Creek, Davis County, after the third torrential flood in recent yearsuum_mapImage/StillImage
18 Ford Creek floods : Result of and flow from torrential flood, Ford Creek, August 13, 1923 [and] The disaster of 1923 repeated on Ford Creek in a series of three floods in 1930uum_mapImage/StillImage
19 Ford Creek floods : Ford Creek in 1924 following 1923 floods [and] Looking across state highway at Ford Creek following 1930 flooduum_mapImage/StillImage
20 Parrish Creek and Centerville flooding : Parrish Creek showing Centerville school in the midst of an area devastated by the floods of 1930 [and] Remnants of a home on Parrish Creek near the Centerville school, September 1930uum_mapImage/StillImage
21 Parrish Creek and Centerville flooding : Highway below Centerville School, Parrish Creek 1930 floods [and] Another home near Centerville School 1930uum_mapImage/StillImage
22 Parrish Creek and Centerville flooding : Two pictures showing consistency of mud flows in Davis County floodsuum_mapImage/StillImage
23 Digging the state highway out after a typical Davis County flood [and] A minor flood from Steed Creek blocked the highway as indicateduum_mapImage/StillImage
24 Highway fo Steed Creek crossing during torrential flood, looking upstream [and] A woven wire fence parallel to direction of flow held a torrential flood within bounds, just above highway crossing at Fiddler's Creek near Cedar Cityuum_mapImage/StillImage
25 Bingham was also severely hit by flood and fire [and] Weber Canyon, Aug. 1930, looking down stream where torrential flood carried a dam completely across the river, forcing the stream to flow down the highwayuum_mapImage/StillImage
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