Genesee River Basin Comprehensive Study of Water and Related Land Resources. Volume III. Appendix D. Economic Base Study.

Abstract

This appendix, Economic Base Study, has been subdivided into four parts, all of which are intended to develop our knowledge of present economic activities and to establish projections of economic factors for specified time intervals for the Genesee River Basin Service Area. Data presented in this appendix will be used by Federal, State, and local Governments and private organizations as a basis for estimating the development of the water resources that will be needed in the region to sustain predicted growth patterns. Specific water-use and water flow requirements and control, both present and future, will be determined for the various study purposes and presented in other appendices to the comprehensive basin report. Part one of this appendix was prepared by the State of New York under an agreement with the Corps of Engineers who established the guidelines for performance of this task. The State personnel are to be commended for their contribution, which was to develop the broad basic data including economic and demographic projections for the Genesee River Basin. The remaining parts, two through four, were special contributing studies prepared by the Economic Research Service, U. S. Forest Service, and Corps of Engineers. These studies dealt with the specific categories of Agriculture, Forestry, and Mining.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jan 01, 1966
Accession Number
ADA041704

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  • United States Army Corps of Engineers

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