El Paso (Tex.) irrigation study records, 1994

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El Paso (Tex.) irrigation study records, 1994

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Comprising a report, slides, photographs, negatives, and photograph logs, the El Paso (Tex.) Irrigation Study Records, 1994, document the history of the irrigation and drainage canals in the El Paso, Texas, area through the early 20th century.

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