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528
main canal have in the effective
distribution of the above supply
been deducted; the full theoreti-
cal volume being calculated
for the irrigation of the remain-
ing 155 miles, at the rate of
8 cubic feet per second per mile.
It is proposed that the [Withshier ?]
Futtigurh branch on its reaching
the 160th mile shall be continued
onwards to the town of Futtigurh
as a navigable channel, so as
to connect that place with the
main canal, and thereby to
give it the advantages of water
carriage. Whether it may be
necessary hereafter to build a
series of terminal locks into
the Ganges in the same way
as has been done at Cawnpoor,
may be at present doubtful;
but at any rate as these are
works demanding a large
outlay of money, they may
well be postponed until a
future occasion.
The preparatory surveys
required for the Futtigurh branch
are in a more advanced state,
than those of the other subordi-
nate lines, the whole country
from the main trunk of the canal
at Jaoli to the junction of the
east Kalli Nuddi with the Ganges,
has been surveyed and levelled
by Mr Dodsworth, the series of
levels consisting of a centrical
or longitudinal line keeping
as closely as possible upon the
watershed, with transverse cross
sections from river to river at
a

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