Inside Tulsa District Reservoirs

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– October 11, 2016Posted in: Emergency Operations, Hydropower, MKARNS, Multi-Purpose Reservoirs, Sustainability, Sustainability, Tulsa District, Videos

Tulsa District Public Affairs

Episode #1 – What makes up the water in a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake?

Episode #2 – Why doesn’t the Corps normally prerelease water?

Episode #3 – Number, numbers, numbers! Just how much water is in the Tulsa District water supply?

Episode #4 – How does the Corps work on navigation locks that have water in them all of the time?

Episode #5 – Why does Tulsa District have volunteers? Watch this video to find out!

Episode #6 – How does Tulsa District hydropower work into the grand scheme of things? Watch this video to find out!

Tags: Corps of Engineers, dam, flooding, rain, river, Tulsa, water supply

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