Index to reports and letters of approval, 1880-1974.

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Index to reports and letters of approval, 1880-1974.

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As part of their mandate to protect drinking water supplies in Massachusetts, the Division of Water Supply and its predecessors have created sanitary surveys, technical assistance reports, source approval authorization letters, and technical assistance responses, access to which is afforded through this index.

1951-1974: 10 cubic ft. (card file)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Archives

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Archives

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Massachusetts. Division of Sanitary Engineering.

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Massachusetts. State Board of Health

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Massachusetts. Division of Water Supply

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