A Consideration Of The Plans Proposed For The Improvement Of The Ohio River (1855)

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Focusing on the various proposals for enhancing the Ohio River's navigability, the book analyzes plans put forth by engineers and politicians in the mid-19th century. Haupt evaluates the feasibility, costs, and environmental implications of these proposals, providing insights into their potential benefits and drawbacks. Additionally, it offers a historical context regarding the river's significance to the U.S. economy and transportation. This work serves as a vital resource for those interested in American infrastructure development and its historical evolution.