None
Macopin Intake, Gbiugings at 177 Dam at 180 Lake 178, 179, 180, a52, a60 Madison 316 Mahwah Reservoir, N. Y 171 Manalapan Brook 220, a28, a53 Manahawken Creek or Mill Creek 284, a45, a64 Manantico Creek 270, a 41, a 65 Manasquan River 288, a 7, a 47, a 54 Manchester, Ocean County 287 Mantua Creek 259, a38, a66 Mantua, Water-Power near 259 Manual of American Water Works. 318 Manumuskin Creek 270, a 41, a 56 Mary Ann Furnace 256 Massachusetts Board of Health, Sudbury Gaugings from Report of 46 Analyses from Report of. 302,304,306 Matchaponix Brook. ...a28, a63 80 INDEX. FAOB. Maurice Biver, Least Flow ot 10# Description of, Flow oil 26^-271 Analysis of Water of. • • 800 Utilised Power of. »7,»41 Dndnage Areas ofl ...••••••••••••••• a6& Mays Landing. Gaogings at ......•••. ••• 27t Flow at, Water-Sapply and Power at 272,877,87$ Pond at. aSO Mays Landing Water-Power Company 27$ MechanicBTille Beservoir, N. Y. ....• ...•• 171 Mechescataazia Creek. 283^ a5& Merchantville Sl$ Merrimac Biver, Greatest and Least Flow oil lOS Analysb of Water of. 802 Merriman, Mansfield 282 Metedeconk Biyer. 287, 288, a7, a«7, a54 Metropolitan District, Population and Qrowtk of.... b Water needed to Supply. • $ McLaary,D.H 10,218 Microscopic Analysis, Proper Place of. 297,298 Middle Branch Beservoir, N. Y 88 Middle Brook near Bound Brook. 219, a58 Middle Forge. 189 Mill Brook, Middlesex County 218 Milford, Huntenion County, Water-Power at. 245,248 Millington, Flow of Passaic at 160 Millville, Water-Supply of. 269, 316 Water-Power at.... 269, a41 Millstone River, Ground-Storage of 20$ Description of, Flow of. 222 Analysis of Waters of. 300 Utilized Power of a7, a29 Draioage Areas of. a5$ Milltown, Middlesex County 221 Morris County 225 Millville Manufacturiog Company 269, a41 Mine Brook, Somerset County aSl Mississippi River, Computed and Observed Evaporation for 76 Missouri River, Computed and Observed Evaporation for 76 Monroe Furnace 277,278 Montclair 816 Montville Brook a24 Moorestown, Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Water-Supply of. 255,316 Morris, Anthony J 258 Morris Canal and Banking Company 191 INDEX. 81 PAGE. Morris Canal, as Affecting Musconetcong River 141-14& as Affecting Wanaque RiTer 172, 17S as Affecting Rockawaj River 183, 187 Description of, Flow of. Power of. 190-196 Heights and Distances on 191 Morns Plains, Asjlum at 315 Morris Pond 147,a61,a61 Morristown, Water-Power at ,.., 190 Water-Supplj of. ^...... 315 Morrisyille, Pa., Average Annual Precipitation at 14 « ■ Percentage of Precipitation in each Season at 15 Mountain View, Proposed Dam at 159 Mount Basha or Monbasha Lake 171 Mount Holly, Water-Supply of. 254 Mount Misery 255 Mount Misery Brook 254,255 Muddy Run ..270, a 42 Mud Pond, Hamburg Mountain 148, a61 near Bloomingdale a 60 Mullica River, Description of, Flow of. 279-284 Water-Supply of, Water-Power of. ,, 282 Utilized Power of. a7, a44 Drainage Areas of. a54, a55 Musconetcong River, Greatest and Least Flow of 103 Comparison of Gaugings of. 122 Description of. Flow of. 141-147 Gauging^ of 1890, 1891 144 Water-Supply of. 145 Water-Power of. 146 Analysis of Water of. 300 Pollution of. 307 Utilized Power of a7, all Drainage Areas of. , a57 Musquapsink Creek 204, a26, a51 N. Nacote Creek 282, 284, a 44 Nantuxent Creek a 41 Navesink River 290, a 27, a 48, a 64 Negro Pond Reservoir 171 Nescochague River 282, 283, a65 Neshaminy Water-Shed, Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Rainfall and Stream-Flow upon, Description of.... 65, 67 Yearly Rainfall, Flow and Evaporation upon 73 Summer and Winter Flow and Evaporation upon, 78 Computed and Observed Flow from 92 Greatest and Least Flow of 104 Drainage Area of. 230 F 82 INDEX. Neshanic RiTer:.^.. 226» aSS, t^U Ketherwood, Wtib at^ 201^817 Keme River, N. C^ Least Flow of. ; , IM New»mk Eiver, N. Y. ...« SM Kewerk, Average Annaal Predpitation at IS Peroentige of Predpitation in eadi Seaaon at U Pieoipitatioa at, 1848-1892. 81 Snowfall at. 20^88 Heavy BainfUla at 48 Water49apply of. 159, 179, 180^815, 819,819 JSew Bmmrwick, Avenge Annual Precipitation at. 14 Percentage of Precipitation in eaoii Beaton at............... 18 Precipitadon at, 1854-1892. 27 Snowfall at. 81,88 Floods on Raritan at 218 Water-Power at. 217,211 Water S^ipply of.. 217> 801, 815^ 819,889 Kew Gemmntown, Average Annual Precipitation at • «.... 14 New Hampton 4 145,146 Kew Jowej Land Reclamation Gompanj. 291 Kew Jers^Bouthem 'Railroad. ^ ..«••.... 277.278 Kew Lbbon 254^255 Kew Market. 818 Kew Milford, Gaagings at, Water-Sopply at 202,291 Kewton, Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Water^pplj of 148,818 Kewtown Creek (Newton bj error) aS7 New York, N. Y.. Rainfall Record at 12 Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Percentage of Precipitation in each Season at 15 Dry Periods of Record at 18 Precipitation at, 1836-1892 23 Snowfall at Receiving Reservoir. «.... 30,32 Department of Public Works of. Commissioners' Report. 53 Per Capita Consumption of Water by 320 Nichisakawick Creek 246, al4, a57 Nitrates and Nitrites 306 Nolan's Point 193 Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Company 217 Norfolk, Va., Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Normahiggin Brook 207, a27 North Bergen 315 Nutley 315 O. Oakland, Water-Power at 172 Oak Rid^e Reservoir 179, 180,a60 Occum, Conn., Water-Power at 325 INDEX. 83 PAOB. Ocean City 317 Ocean Grove. 317 Ogden Mine Railroad 193 Ohio Biver, Observed and Computed Evaporation for 76 Least Flow of. 104 Oldman's Creek. 260, a39, a56 Opennaki Lake 184 Orange, Water-Supply of. 206, 301, 315,319 Reservoir 206, a 59 Ordinary Dry Years, Discussion of. 20, 21 Types of. 20 Precipitation of. 21 Flow of, for Nine Months. 162, 211, 293 Oswego River (see Wading River, East Branch). Ownership of Small Ghithering-Grounds. 207,313 Oyster Industry on Maurice River 269 P. Paleozoic Formation, Description of. 349 Palermo 271 Palmyra 316 Paramns 166 Parsippany, Heavy Rainfall at 43 Pascack Creek 204, a26, a61 Passaic Gty, Water-Supply of. 159 Water-Power at 327 Passaic Falls 150,163 Paasaie, Lower, Pollution of 309,310 Passaic, Upper, Pollution of 307 Passaic Water>Shed, Value of Gaugings upon 2 Average Annual Precipitation on 14 Average Bainfall of, by Months 17 Gaugings of, 1877-1893 67-62 Yearly Bainfall, Flow and Evaporation upon 73 Summer and Winter Flow and Evaporation upon 78 Observed and Computed Flow from 89 Greatest and Least Flow from 103 Estimate of Flow from, for Typical Dry Periods 109 Temperature of. 114 Bainfall and Evaporation of. 117, 121, 332, 336, 386,337 Description of, Flow from 160-190 Stages of Flow of. 162 Floods of. 153, 166 Dry-Season Flow of. 166 Table for Computing Flow of 157 Water-Supply of. 159 Water- Power of. 161 Drainage Works on, Wet Lands of. 163 .^» > f 84 INDEX. Paflsaic Watershed, Diy-Period Yield of. 29^ AnalTses of Waten of. 801, IMS, 808 Popalation Supplied from 818 Spring and Sammer Bainfall and Evaporadon of. 887 Flow from Groond-Water of. 840,841 Summary of Bainfall and Flow of. 861,852 Utilised Power of. ^ 46 al7 Drainage Areas of.. • a51 Patoong Greek S70, a43, a56 Paterson, HeaTj Bainfall at ; 48 Water-Supply of. 159, 816 819/82(^ Water-Power at 168,887 Paulina, Water-Power at 184 Paulinskill, Greatest and Least Flow of. 104 Comparison of Gaugings on 121 Description of, Flow of. 181-186 Gaugings of, 1890-92. 188 Water-Supply of, Water-Power of. 184 Utilised Power of. a6,a8 Drainage Areas of. a58 Peapack Brook.. • 286^ a81 Peckman's Brook 168,a20 Peltier, N.J 188 Pemberton, Gaugings at 258 Water-Supply of. 818 Pennington 315 Pensauken Creek 255, a 56 Pequannock Biver, Greatest and Least Flow of. 103 Comparison of Gaugiogs of. 122 Flood of September, 1882, on 155 Description of. Flow of. 175-181 Gaugings of. 176, 177 Possible Beservoir Sites on 179 Analysis of Waters of. 301 Pollution of. 807 Utilized Power of. a6, a21 Drainage Areas of. a52 Pequest Biver, Greatest and Least Flow of. 104 Comparison of Gaugings on 122 Description of Flow of. 186-140 Analysis of Waters of. 800 Gaugings of, 1890-91 187 Utilized Power of. a6, alO Drainage Areas of. a58 Perkiomen Water-Shed, Pa , Average Annual Precipitation on 13 Description of, Bainfall and Stream-Flow upon 67-69 Yearly Bainfall, Flow and Evaporation upon.. 74 '41.' INDEX. 86 PAOB. Perkiomen Water-Shed, Pa., Summer and Winter Flow and Evaporation upon 78 Computed and Observed Flow from 94 Greatest and Least Flow from... 104 Analypis of Waters of. 302 Perth Amboj, Water-Supply of. 220,316 Petersburg, Water-Power at 189 Peter's Valley, Water-Power at 131 Petroleum Pipe Line on Pequannock 179 Philadelphia, Pa., Rainfall Record at 12 Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Precipitation by Seasons at 15 Dry Periods of Record 18 Precipitation at, 1825-1892 29 Reports of Chief Engineer of Water Department of. 62, 65, 67, 302, 303 Dry Period at. Adopted for Typical Dry Period 113 Proposed Water-Supply for, from the Delaware 241 Dry Period more Severe than on Coast Streams 268 Per Capita Consumption of Water by 320 Phillipsburg, Flow of Delaware at 241 Water-Power at 245 Water-Supply of. 316 Physical Examination of Water-Sheds Important 7, 298 Pitman Grove 259 Plainfield 317 Plant Growth (see Vegetation). Pleasant Mills 282 Pleasant Mills Paper Company 283 Pohatcong Creek, Description, Water-Supply and Power of..... 140, 141, a 6, a 11, a 57 Point Pleasant 318 Point Pleasant, Pa., Mouth of Tohickon Creek at 63 Flow of Delaware at. 241 Water-Power at 244 Pollution, Sewage, Necessity of Avoiding 7,297 Analyses of Water Containing 303 of New Jersey Streams 306-311 Pompton, Falls at, Water-Power at, &c 167, 170, 172 Pompton Feeder 194 Pompton Lakes, Water-Power on Wanaque at 174 Pompton Plains 159 Pompton River 151 Flood of September, 1882, on 155 Water-Supply of, Possible Reservoir on 159 Analysis of Waters of. 302 Drainage Area of. a52 Pompton Steel and Iron Company 168, 194 Pophandusing Creek 140 86 IND2X. FAGK Popoktion Sapplied with Water, 1882-1894 « 4-41^81^ ErtinuUed to be Sapplied to 1M4.. ......•• 821 of Dndnage Areas ai^ Port Jerrifly N. Y., Average Annnal Predpitatioii at. • 18 Predpitatioii by Seaaons at.. lb Flow of Delaware at..l , 242 Water-Power at 245- Port Oram, Oaugings at • 188- Water-Power at —••... 188 Port EepubUc • 282, 284 Port, J. P ^ 176 Potomac Water^Shed, Description of, Bun&ll and Stream-Flow upon......... 70, 72: Yearly Rainfall, Flow and EhraporatUm npon^ 74 Summer and Winter Flow and Evaporation upon...... 7^ Computed and Observed Flow 96* Greatest and Leart Flow upon..... ...... 104 Pottenville 225- PowerviUe, Water-Power at 188 Preakness Brook Wet Lands- 168- Predpitation (see Bainfall). Prince, John B 10 Princeton 816 Pomping, Cort of. 811,812 Parity, Standard of. 299 Dr. Leeds' , 802 R. Raccoon Creek 260, a39, a56 Rahway, Water-SuppIy of. 206^ Rahway River, Description of, Flow of. 206 Analysis of Waters of 301 Utilized Power of. a6, a27 Drainage Areas of. a5$ Rainfall, How Disposed of 11 Climatology of New Jersey the Best Authority as to 12" Cycles of High and Low. 12 Cotemporaneous Records only Should be Compared 12, 13 Danger of Placing too much Confidence in Single Record of.. 12^ Average Annual, Deduced from Annual for Cotemporaneous Periods 14 Decrease of, away from Coast Id- Distribution of, by Months 17 Extremely Light, Probably Local 102, 158,268 Peculiarities of, on Coast Streams. 268- Just Equal to Evaporation 336 Needed to Support Vegetation 336 Spring and Summer, for Typical Years '. 337 Average and Driest Calendar Year and Driest Eighteen Months... 351 INDEX. 87 PAGE. Ramapo, N. Y., Gaagings at 167 Reservoirs at 171 Ramapo River, Greatest and Least Flow of. 103^ Ck>mparison of Gaugings of. 122 Flood of September, 1882, on 165 Description of, Flow of. 166-172 Gaugings of. 167, 168,16^ Possible Reservoir Sites on 171 Analysis of Waters of. 301 Pollution of 30a Utilized Power ot a6, a2l Drainage Areas of. a52 Rancocas Creek, Description of, Flow of. 262-255 Gaugings of. 263 North Branch of. 254 South Branch of. 264,265 Analysis of Waters of. 301 Utilized Power of a27, a35 Drainage Areas of a66 Raritan, Water-Supply at 217,315 Water-Power at 217, 327 a28 Bay, Small Branches of. 291, a7, a43 Raritan Landing 213, 214,217 Raritan Water-Power Company.... 217,327 Raritan Water-Shed, Average Rainfall of, by Months. ^ 17 Greatest and Least Flow from 103,212,215 Temperature of. 114 Rainfall and Evaporation of 116, 121 Comparison of Gaugings on 123 Flood of 1882 Compared with Passaic , 163,215 Description of. Flow of. 207-226 Gaugings at Bound Brook 209, 210,211 Floods of 212-217 LeastFlow of. 212 Water-Supply of, Water-Power of. 212 Analysis of Water of. 30O Utilized Power of. a6, a28 Drainage Areas of a63 Raritan, North Branch 223, 226, a6. a30, a63 Raritan, South Branch 226, 226, a6, a31, a63 Red Bank, Monmouth County 290,316 Red River, Observed and Computed Evaporation for 76 Red Sandstone Plain, a Rainfall Division of State 15 Precipitation by Seasons of. 16 Average Rainfall of, by Months. 17 Crop Areas and Water Required 37 Temperature, Rainfall and Evaporation of.....ll3, 116, 121, 337 . Description of Streams of. 196,197 88 INDEX. Red Sandstone Plain, Table for Oompoting Flow of Streams of. 198, IM, 200 Pollution of Streams of. 809,811 Spring and Sammer Rainfall and Evaporation of...... 987 Gronnd-Flow of. 840^841 Description of. 850 Summary of Stream-FJow of 851,81^ Reform School 816 Repaupo Creek a88 Reports, Annual, Since 1890, Tentative 8 Reservoirs, Storage, Draught on to Furnish Fourteen Inches Annually, Ill (See^ also, the particular stream or class of streams, Flow, Estimated, StG. ; nee, also. Storage, ArtiBcial.) Resources, Hydraulic, of State Always Included in Work of Survey 1 Water-Supply, Excellent 4 Ridgefield 816 Ridgway Branch /. .....288, 287, a 54 Ringwood Iron Works, Water-Power at 175 Rider's Table of Water Consumption • 86 Riverdale, Qaugings at 176 Riverside 818 Riverton 316 Rivervale. • •.... 204 Robinson's Branch .206, a27, a68 Rockawsy Creek. 224, 225, a80, a5S Rockaway River, Flood of September, 1882, on 185 I>eecription of, Flow of. 181-189 Gaugings of. 182, 183 Population of. 185 Possible Storage Reservoirs on 186 Water-Power of. 187 Analysis of Waters of. 301 Polluiionof. 186,307 Utilized Power of. a6, a23 Drainage Areas of. a62 Rock Creek, Md., Greate&t and Least Flow of. 104 Roe Pond 150, a 61 Kosenhayn 270 Round Pond, N. Y 171 Roxiticus 224 Royce's Branch 222 Rutherford 315 S. Saddle River, Description of, Water-Supply of. 165, a51 Water-power of 166 a Red Sandstone Stream 197 Utilised Power of. a7, al8 INDEX. 89 PAGE. Salem, Salem County 261 Salem, Union County, Power at. 206 Salem Creek, Water-Supply, Water-Power, Drainage 260, a39,a56 Sand Pond, near Hamburg 148, a61 on Kiltatinny Mountain 148, a 61 Sandy Hook, Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Saxton Falls, Flow of River at 143 Schuylkill River, Qreatest and Least Flow of 104 Drainage Areas of 230 Dry-Season Flow of. 230 Analyses of Waters of. 303 Seabright 317 Seacoast, Rainfall Stations of. 13 Precipitation by Seasons of 16 Average Rainfall of, by Months 17 Temperature of 113 Sea Isle City 318 Season, Percentage of Annual Precipitation in Each 15, 16 Temperature of Each, and Eflfect of. 80, 276 Formuin for Evaporation in Each 335 Seaville 271 Second River. 162 Selection of Sources of Water-Supply 296, 297 Sewage Pollution (see Pollution). Shark River 289, a47, a54 Sharptown 261 Shenandoah River, Greatest and Least Flow of. 104 Shoal Branch 283 Shongum Pond 184, a52, a60 Short Hills. 317 Shrewsbury River 290, a 48, a 64 Six-Mile Run 222 Slaughter Pond Reservoir 171 Smith and Jenkins 182 Smith, E. F 104 Smith's History of New Jersey 237 Smith, H. J 173 Smith, D. H 234 Snowfall of Sute, Discussion of. 29, 32 Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures 162,327 Soils, Absorbent Capacity and Evaporation for Various 331 Temperature of, Affected by Ground- Water 340 Held by Forests 344 Solid Matter in Waters 303 Somerset County, Areas of Crops and Water Required in 37 Somerville, Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Water-Supply of. 315 South Amboy 316 90 INDEX. Sootli Branch of Raritan (see Baritao). tabe. Southern ]>iTide, Bainfidl SUiioiis of^... ^ 14 Precipitetion hj Seasons of......*........*...*.. i....... 1^ Average Bainfiill of b7 Months. 17 Temperature of. • •..•...•.•.•.•.....•.....•. 11$^ Southern New Jersey Cities Increanng in Slse^ •••••.J 4t Sonthem New Jersey Streams, Description of 217,248: Sonthfield Beservoir 171 Soath Orange, Average Annual Precipitation at • .....•» 14^ Water^pply ol ......^.•........•. 816 South River, a Branch of Great Egg Harbor....... ....277, 278, a55> South Biver, a Branch of the Baritan, Dssoription of, Flow <d, Ae.....« 219-2211 Developed Water-Power of. Drainage o£. ....••••...... a 6^ a28, a(^ Spader, P. V^ Record by SI, 216 Speedwell Furnace 286 SpUt Bock Pond. 184, 189, a52, a6(^ Springtown, Water-Power at..... 141 Sproul, Cyrus F 10" Spruce Bun. ..•.....••••.•••••.•......226, a33, a54 Staats,P.D lO* Stamford, N. Y., instead of Hobart (see Errata)..... 229^ Standards of Purity 299,802: Stanhope Beservoir 142, 144, 146, 196 Steam-Power, Cost of Installing and Operating. J 821, 824 Economy of Auxiliary 826 Steams, Frederic P. 46 Stepheosburg, Water-Power at. 148) 147 Stephen's Creek 277, 279 Sterling Lake, N. Y 172, 173, 174 Stickle Pond, Morris County 178, a52, aGO* Sussex County a61 Stillwater, Water-Power at 134 Stockton, Gaugings at 239* Stonehouse Brook 178 Stony Brook at Plainfield 218 Stony Brook, near Princeton 222, 223, a29, a63^ Storage, Artificial, Draught on to Furnish Fourteen Inches Annually HI Most Trying Dry Periods upon 112, 113, 351 Needed on Highland and Kittatinny Valley Stieims. 129,130 on Passaic Biver 157 Possible Beseryoirs on Bamapo Biver. 171 on Pequannock Biver 179 Beservoirs of East Jersey Water Company 180 Possible Beservoirs on Bockaway Biver 186 Needed on Bed Sandstone Streams 198, 199, 200 on Delaware Biver 24(K on Streams, Trenton to Camden 250 on Streams, Camden to Bridgeton 257 on Coast Streams 265, 266, 26T INDEX. 91 FAOB. Storage, Artificial, at Millville. 26» in Southern New Jersey, Shallow 277 Needed to Maintain Average for Driest Months 291, 352 Computed Yield With, Verified by Gaugings 29a Economy of, for Water-Power, Cost of. 328 Daily Yield of One Square Mile with 362 Storage, Ground, The Reservoir which Maintains Streams and Vegetation... 11 Discussion of. 39, 42, 389, 342 Eflect of, on Streams. 40, 81 Rate of Flow from, for Given Stages of Depletion 88- Diagrams of Flow from 83, 126 Depletion of, on Sudbary, Croton, Passaic 92 on Southern New Jersey Streams 248 on Coast Streams 264 Absorbing Capacity of Various Soils. 331 Rain Needed to Maintain Full 38& Flow from, when Rain Equals Evaporation 340 Depletion of, in Various Sections of State 341 Effect of, upon Vegetation. 338, 340, 342 Effect of Forests upon 345, 346, 347 Effect of Cultivation upon 347,348 Storage, Surface, Effects of. 42, 33^ in Swamps. 247, 263, 264 in Lakes and Ponds, Areas and Drainage Areas a6(^ Stow Creek 262, a40 Streams, Yield of, Determined by Rainfall and Evaporation 44 Conclusions as to Yield of. Based upon Gaugings. 46 Difference in Discharge of, for Given Rainfall due to the Differ- ence in Temperature 76 Water Available to Produce Flow of 77 How to Compute Flow of. 83, 12ft Effect of Freezing Weather upon. 82, 86 Greatest and Least Flow of. 103, 108 Least Monthly and Minimum Flow of 291,293 Computed Yield of, Verified by Observations. 29$ Average and Collectible Flow-Off of. 294 Effect of Forests upon 342, 347 Summary of Estimates of Flow of. 361,852 Stream-Flow, Causes of 11 Estimates of, How Presented 9, 10 What the Term Includes 11 One of Several Related Phenomena. 10 How to Compute. 83, 126 Sudbury Water-Shed, Average Annual Precipitation on 14 Gaugings upon, Location of. Description of. 45-50 Yearly Rainfall, Flow and Evaporation upon 78 Example from, of Excess of Total Draught Over Supply 81 92 INDEX. Sadbiuy Water-Shed, Oompated and Observed Flow from. ........••••... 96 Greatest and Least Flow from • IM Dry-Period Yield o£ 8M Analysis of Waters oil. 90$ 8ufeni,N. Y ;. 199 Reservoir 171 Salpharic Add in Water •.....•. 806 Summit 816 Supply of Pore Water Deoreasing. » 6 Surface or Flood-Flow, a Portion of Bain&ll , 11,42 (See, also^ Floods and Flow.) Swain, Cliarles F. 188 Swain, Oeorge F.» ^ 70^280 Swamps, Effect of. 247, 268,264 Cedar, on Coast Streams.. 268 Objectionable Water from 299 Swan's Creek. 246 Swartswood Lake........ 104, 182, 18S, a88, a.61 Branch a9 Station, Water-Power at 184 Swedesboro 817 Swedes Bun a86 Swimming River.. 290 T. Talcott, William H., Record Kept by 25 Taylor, Stiles & Co 143 Temperature the Main Cause of DiflTerence in the Discharge of Streams.... 75, 335 Extremes of, for which Formula is True 76 of Various Sections of State and Correction for Evaporation due Thereto 113 Seasonal, on Coast Streams and Effect of. 276 of Red Sandstone Plain and Highlands by Seasons 276 of Southern Interior and Coast by Seasons 276 Seasonal, on Passaic Water-Shed 833 Tennenfs Creek. 220 Tenth Census of United States, Quotations from Vol. XVI 70, 230, 325 Theory of Stream-Flow, Necessity for a New 2 Tertiary Formation, Description of. 350 Streams of, not Polluted 311 Thomas Iron Company 149 Tienekill 205 Timber Creek (see Big Timber Creek) 258, a37, a56 Tinton Falls 291 Tohickon Water-Shed, Average Annual Precipitation on 14 Rainfall, Stream-Flow, Description of. 63,64 Yearly Rainfall, Flow and Evaporation upon 73 Summer and Winter Flow and Evaporation upon... 78 INDEX. 93 PAGE. Tohickon Water-Shed, Greatest and Least Flow of. 104 Area of. 280 Toms River 286, 287, a7, a46, a54 Topographic Survey, Data Famished by the 14 Torbett, Simpson 234 Townsbury, Flow of Pequeet at. 138 Water-Power at 139 Townsend Reservoir 171 Tranquility, Flow of Pequest at 139 Water-Power at 139 Treatment of Polluted Waters, Methods of. 298 of Water Supplied to Cities. 315-317 Trenton, Average Annual Precipitation at 14 Flow of Delaware at. 241 Water-Power at 242, 327 Water-Supply of 316 Trenton Water-Power Company 242, 243,327 TriajE«ic Formation, Description of. 349 Troy Brook 190, a25, a52 Troy Meadows 163 Tr«y, N. Y., Rainfall Record at 12 Tuckahoe 271,272 River 271, 272 Tuckerton Creek 284, a45, a54 Tumble Station, Water-Power at 244 Turner's Falls, Mass. 326 Tuxedo, N.Y 169 Lake, N. Y 171 Tweeddale, W 36 U. Union Branch, Ocean County 286, a 46 Unionville, Conn., Water-Power at 326 United States Army Engineer Corps, Gaugings of Connecticut River by 60 Report of Chief Engineer of, on Dela- ware River 232 Upper Delaware Valley, Rainfall Stations of. 15 Average Rainfall by Month& 17 Temperature of. 113 Rainfall and Evaporation for 114 (See Delaware, also.) Urban Population, Increase of 4, 5 Ursino Lake 206 V. Valley Forge, Water-Power at. 188 Vanderveer, Lawrence 216 Van Schoick's Mill 287 TlgaUtiOB, Pftrt of Rsinfall Absorbed by U Water Beqalred by Vsrious Crops. H in Bomerset County, and Water Required by ST ID Siusei County, &Dd Water Required by 38 Ptobable Demands of, od Pa»saic Water-Sbed t9%SSB Effect of, oD Evaporation tt8,BIG Bftlnfttll Needed to Support tt6 Effect of Oround-Water upoa 338, tU,MI V«nB«l#,D. F— lU Vincentown „ „ M^IH Viaelaod, Average AdqubI Precipitation at .^„ _..» 14 PrecipiUtioD at, 1868-1892 „ SI Pr; Periods at _ 9N Water-Supply of. K7 'Widinc Utw- ^ 'WaUkUl BiTer, DMcription of. Flow of. „.»...». WaI«r-Supplyof. lU Waiet-Power of. ..„......„ .„....„ Itf Utilised Power of. a7,ftU Drainage Aress of ftlt Wmlnibnl 181 WawqiUk Water-power it. 174 "Wuwque IUtbt, Oreateat Flow of. lOB Flood of September, 18S2, on.. 165 DeKTiplion of, Plow of. 178-176 QaugingBof. 173 AoalyHiB of Waters of. 301 Utiliied Power of... »6,a!l Drainage Areas of. a5i Wari, C. D. 103 Ward, UbbeusB .. 108,186 Warren Paper Mills, Water-Power at 146 Wttabingion FvTga, Waler-Power at 188 Waahinglou, Warrsn County S15 Washiogton Valley Meadows 16S Water Gap, Flow of Delaware at S41 Waler-Power at.. 24G Waterloo 1« Water Power, BelaltOD of, to Water-Supply 7, 8 Use of, not l)ecreasing. 8 Net Horse-Power in Uee, 1870-1890 8 ElEctrle TrantmigaioQ of. * Eslimaled Available Nine Mooiha of Ordinary Dry Year, Really Available on Averftgeof Nine Months ..152, 211, 208,3:1 Relation of Gross, to Net. 321, a4 Operating Expenses of. 3S%314 INDEX, 96 PAGE. Water-Power, Bental Valae of. 326, 328 Economy of Storing Water for 328 History of Storing Water for 329 Admissible Cost of Developing 323,324 Available Dnring Nine Months and the Driest Month.... 352 Canvass of. a3-48 in Use by Indastries. ad, a4, a6, a7 Estimated Value of Utilized a4 in Uee by Water-Sheds a4, a6-48 Large Plants of State a6 'Water-Sheds, Needed to Supply Metropolitan District. 6 Ownership or Control of Small 207, 313,315 Daily Consumption of Water by 318 V Summary of Flow from 351,352 Areap, Population and Forest of. a 49 Water-Supply of State Excellent 4 Increase of Population Dependent on Public. 4, 5, 6 of State Nearly all from Streams , 296 Bank of Streams in Excellence for 296,297 Selection of Sources of. 296-299 Systems of Public, Classified by Sources 315,318 Growth of Public 319,320 Summary of Capacity of Streams for 352 ^ater Works, List of, in State 315 Proposed, in Progress, &c. 318 Wawayanda Lake 149, a 51, a 61 Weather Service, State, Assistance of. 12 United States 12,201 Weehawken 315 Welch, Ashbel 43, 212, 231, 232 Welles Falls 243 Wells, Towns Supplied from '. 316, 317 Wenonah 316 West Creek, Ocean County 284 Westecunk Creek 284, a54 Westfield 317 West Hoboken 315 Weston 222 Weston's Mills 221 Westwood 204,318 Weymouth 277,278 Whale Pond Brook 289, a54 Wharton, Joseph 281 Whippany, Water-Power at 190 Whippany Biver, Meadows on 151,163 Flood of September, 1882, on 155 Description of. Flow of. 190 Pollution of. 307 96 INDEX. PAGE. Whippany River, Utilized Power of. a6, a24 Drainage Areas of ; a5^ Whitcomb, E. D 104 White Haven, England, Evaporation at 34 White's Bridge. 287 Wickecheoke Creek 246, a 57 Willow Grove, on Maurice River 270 Woodbury, Water-Supply of. 259,316- Woodstock, Water-Power at 18& Woodstown 261,317 Wreck Pond 289, a 54 Y. Yantecaw River 162 Yield of Streams, per Square Mile 294 Computed, Verified by Gaugings 294, 295 Summary of Computed 351,352 (See Flow.) a bios 010 Ibl 635 c\ A -•/ V, \. 