Report on the lands of the arid region of the United States, with a more detailed account of the lands of Utah
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The report surveys arid western territories, delineating their extent and classifying lands by moisture regimes while compiling rainfall records, topography, and soil character. It assesses which areas require irrigation or drainage, analyzes engineering and water‑management challenges, and offers practical recommendations for settlement, agriculture, and grazing under limited water supplies. Accompanying maps and statistics support proposals for organizing irrigation and pasturage districts and draft legislative measures to guide the disposal and sustainable development of these public lands.
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