A) Arkansas River B) Yalobusha River C) Yazoo River D) Mississippi River
A) Mississippi B) Arkansas C) Louisiana D) Alabama
A) U.S. Bureau of Reclamation B) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers C) Environmental Protection Agency D) National Park Service
A) Drinking water supply B) Flood control C) Hydroelectric power D) Commercial shipping
A) Five B) Four C) Three D) Two
A) Arkansas River Basin B) Yalobusha River Basin C) Mississippi River Basin D) Yazoo River Basin
A) Approximately 10 miles north B) Approximately 3 miles northeast C) Approximately 3 miles southwest D) Directly south
A) 1945 B) 1927 C) 1965 D) 1954
A) $100 million B) $12 million C) $54 million D) $32 million
A) 256 feet NGVD B) 300 feet NGVD C) 150 feet NGVD D) 215 feet NGVD
A) 120,000 acres B) 90,427 acres C) 50,000 acres D) 35,000 acres
A) 15,000 acres B) 90,427 acres C) 48,000 acres D) 35,000 acres
A) 256 NGVD B) 180 NGVD C) 215 NGVD D) 230 NGVD
A) 12 miles B) 35 miles C) 48 miles D) 90 miles
A) The Flood of 1954 B) The Great Flood of 1937 C) The Flood of 1913 D) The Great Flood of 1927
A) Levees B) Dams C) Seawalls D) Reservoirs
A) Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers B) Ohio and Mississippi Rivers C) Missouri and Arkansas Rivers D) Yalobusha and Yazoo Rivers
A) Residential housing B) Industrial development C) Commercial agriculture D) Outdoor recreational activities
A) Swimming championships B) Boating races C) Fishing tournaments D) Sailing regattas
A) Hugh White State Park B) Natchez State Park C) Tishomingo State Park D) Le Fleur's Bluff State Park
A) Yalobusha Group Camp B) Carver Point Group Camp C) Piney Woods Group Camp D) Grenada Point Group Camp
A) Concrete gravity dam B) Steel sheet pile dam C) Earthen-filled dam D) Arch dam
A) Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee B) Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi C) Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas D) Arkansas, Missouri, and Kentucky
A) 77 km2 B) 140 km2 C) 366 km2 D) 5 km2
A) 35 km2 B) 366 km2 C) 140 km2 D) 77 km2 |