Talk:California Aqueduct
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Here's a table of California Aqueduct facilities that I made. What do you guys think? I hope that it makes sense. When an aqueduct or conduit splits off, I indented it and then indented the facilities that make it up. Aqueducts or conduits that split off again are indented again. -- Kjkolb 22:44, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] California Aqueduct facilities
- Banks Pumping Plant
- O'Neill Forebay
- Gianelli Pumping-Generating Plant
- San Luis Reservoir (offstream)
- Pacheco Tunnel
- Pacheco Pumping Plant
- Pacheco Conduit
- Santa Clara Tunnel and Conduit
- Hollister Conduit
- San Justo Reservoir (offstream)
- Pacheco Tunnel
- Dos Amigos Pumping Plant
- Little Panoche Reservoir
- Coalinga Canal
- Coastal Branch
- Las Perillas Pumping Plant
- Badger Hill Pumping Plant
- Devil's Den Pumping Plant
- Bluestone Pumping Plant
- Polonio Pass Pumping Plant
- Tank Site 2
- Tank Site 1
- Tank Site 5
- Buena Vista Pumping Plant
- Teerink Pumping Plant
- Edmonston Pumping Plant
- Tehachapi Crossing
- Tehachapi Afterbay
- West Branch
- Oso Pumping Plant
- Quail Lake
- Warne Power Plant
- Pyramid Lake
- Elderberry Forebay
- Castaic Lake
- Foothill Feeder Power Plant
- East Branch
- Alamo Power Plant
- Pearblossom Pumping Plant
- Mojave Siphon Power Plant
- Silverwood Lake
- Devil Canyon Power Plant
- Lake Perris
- West Branch
[edit] History/Creation
Can we add anything relating to the history and the building/creation of the California Aqueduct? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 64.179.8.41 (talk) 17:33, 6 December 2006 (UTC).
[edit] Subcategories
I'm not sure why, but somebody put this in a category "Canals in Arizona". The California Aqueduct is entirely within the State of California. I suspect somebody mistook the California Aqueduct for the Colorado River Aqueduct that is used to bring Colorado River water to the Metropolitan Water District of Souther California. MCalamari 20:17, 2 August 2007 (UTC)
