According to the Log Cabin Democrat:
Paul Revis, of Conway, Arkansas, is a retired brigadier general of the U.S. Army Reserve, a retired engineer from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the retired executive director of the Arkansas Waterways Commission. In 2004, he was honored by the Arkansas Waterways Association for more than 40 years of service.
According to the Arkansas River Historical Society’s Hall of Fame:
The Waterways career of Paul Revis began on the Arkansas River while a student at Arkansas Polytechnic College at Russellville. His first assignment was work as a summer student in the Hydraulics Branch of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE) Little Rock District in 1958. His next assignment was as Paul Revisa Co-op Student of the Little Rock District surveying on the Arkansas River. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering in February of 1962 from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Immediately upon graduation, and after being commissioned a Second Lieutenant in U. S. Army COE, he was ordered to active duty for two years. He then returned to the Little Rock District for a year of Rotational Training in varied functions of the Little Rock District involving the River Project.
His first permanent assignment as an engineer in the Little Rock District was to the Structures Section of the Design Branch in the Engineering Division in 1965. He served as a structural engineer and as a member of the design team for the Joe Hardin and David D. Terry Locks and Dams.
Mr. Revis registered as a Professional Engineer in Arkansas in 1971 and earned a Master of Science in Civil Engineering degree at the University of Arkansas Graduate Institute of Technology at Little Rock in 1974. He then transferred to the Navigation Section of the Navigation and Maintenance Branch in the Operations Division of Little Rock District in 1973 and subsequently was designated as Section Chief and Chief of the Navigation and Maintenance Branch. With Navigation being a new function to Little Rock District and a 9-foot deep channel having not been previously established, there were a myriad of tasks undertaken by the District to make modern commercial navigation a practical reality.
Mr. Revis worked with local media representatives, waterway organizations, and users to promote use of the navigation channel. He subsequently published a comprehensive brochure describing the characteristics of the navigation system and supported the annual navigation conferences and annual navigation inspections. He worked with waterway users and U.S. Coast Guard to develop high flow navigation procedures that resulted in the existing dike marker system and high flow regulations. Paul participated in developing the justification and design concepts for construction of Montgomery Point Lock and Dam. This involved close coordination with other elements in the District, Southwestern Division, Lower Mississippi Valley Division, environmental groups, landowners and waterway users. He retired from the Little Rock District in November 1993.
Concurrent with duties at the Little Rock District, as a member of the reserve for 30 years, he became a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and U.S. Army War College Senior Reserve Components Office Course. He was discharged as Brigadier General in 1993.
Following retirement from the Little Rock Engineer District in 1993, he was selected to be the Executive Director of the Arkansas Waterways Commission. He served in this capacity until 2001 and was involved in numerous waterways associations including serving as President of the Arkansas Oklahoma Port Operators Association, President of the Arkansas River Basin Development Association, Board of Directors of National Waterways Conference, Board of Directors of Inland Rivers Ports and Terminals and member of the University of Arkansas Professional Advisory Board of the Mack-Blackwell Transportation Center.
Most recently, for a year or two, he was involved in the Charles D. Maynard project at Lock and Dam #5 in Jefferson County.
His collection includes materials related to waterway development in Arkansas, primarily the Arkansas River Valley. Collection includes material by the Corps of Engineers, Arkansas Waterway Commission, the Department of Transportation, the National Maritime Administration and books related to engineering.
Box 1
File 1 – Pamphlet – “The Use and Care of Drawing Instruments” – Self-Teaching Instruction Exercises – Eugene Dietzgen Co. – 1954
File 2 – Pamphlet – “Water Transportation and the Fertilizer Industry” – National Waterways Conference, Inc. – c. 1966
File 3 – Pamphlet – “American Inland Waterways, Farm Prosperity, and World Hunger” – National Waterways Conference, Inc. – c. 1966
File 4 – Pamphlet – “The Threat of Waterway Tolls to the Fertilizer Industry and to the World Food Supply” – Industry-American Waterways Series – National Waterways Conference, Inc. – c. 1966
File 5 – Report – “International Trade Development and Educational Program in Oklahoma” – submitted by the Africa Trade Development, LTD. and The Ozark Regional Commission – c. 1974
File 6 – Report – “Tennessee’s Opportunities on Its Waterways System” – Prepared for the Tennessee Department of Transportation and the Appalachian Regional Commission and prepared by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research of Memphis State University and the Transportation Center at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville – 1974
File 7 – Pamphlet – “Achieving Energy Independence” by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development (CED) – 1974
File 8 – Guide/Directory – “An International Trade Reference Guide and Services Directory for the Ozarks Region” – The Ozarks Regional Commission – c. 1975
File 9 – Guide– “An International Trade Reference Guide & Services Directory for the Ozarks Regional States” – Ozark Regional Commission and the Worldwide Transportation Service, Inc. – 1977
File 10 – Report – “Feasibility Report of the Improvement of Mississippi River, Phillips County (Helena Harbor), Arkansas” – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Memphis District – 1978
File 11 – Bulletin – Water Resources Bulletin – American Water Resources Association – Reprinted from Volume 14, No. 6 – 1978
File 12 – Report – “Yellow Bend Port Facilities: Chicot and Desha Counties, Arkansas” – Southeast Arkansas Economic Development District – 1979
File 13 – Report – “Least-Energy Operation of River Shipping, Volume I: Executive Summary” – Submitted by Ketron, Inc. to the U.S. Department of Commerce, Maritime Administration – 1980
File 14 – Report – “Estimating Economic Development Impacts: An Alternative Approach” – Submitted to the United States Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources by the Institute for Urban and Regional Studies at Washington University – 1980
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Box 2
File 1 – Report – “National Waterways Study (NWS) Final Report: Analysis of Navigation Relationships to Other Water Uses” – Prepared for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources – 1981
File 2 – Report – “Water Resources Development in Arkansas 1981” by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – 1981
File 3 – Report – “Allocation of Navigation Costs: A Necessary Step in Cost Recovery” by Richard K. Ford, Assistant Professor from the Department of Economics and Finance at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock – 1982
File 4 – Report- “Efficient Investments in Water Resources: Issues and Options” – Congress of the United States, Congressional Budget Office – 1983
File 5 – Excerpt (Chapter 6 – Navigation) from The Economic Value of Water by Diana C. Gibbons – 1986
File 6 – Report – “Container Transport by Inland Waterways” – prepared by the Ports and Waterways Institute of Louisiana State University for the U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, University Research Program – 1987
File 7 – Report – “Potential for General Cargo in Off-Shore Barges and River/Ocean Vessels” – U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, Office of Technology Assessment – 1988
File 8 – Report – “Socioeconomic Data Profile for Counties in the Little Rock District” – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District – 1990
File 9 – Report – “National Ports and Waterways Institute” – National Ports and Waterways Institute’s Office of Research and Economic Development at Louisiana State University in cooperation with The George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences – c. 1991
File 10 – Guide – “Shippers’ Guide for Proper Stowage of Intermodal Containers for Ocean Transport” – Maritime Administration of the U.S. Department of Transportation – c. 1992
File 11 – Report – “Intermodal Marine Container Transportation: Impediments and Opportunities” – Committee for a Study of the Effects of Regulatory Reform on Technological Innovation in Marine Container Shipping – Transportation Research Board, National Research Center – 1992
File 12 – Report – “Assessment of Border Crossings and Transportation Corridors for North American Trade: Report to Congress” – Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act: Section 1089 and Section 6015 – U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration – c. 1993
File 13 – Report – “Maritime System of the Americas: River/Ocean Operations” – Louisiana State University, National Ports and Waterways Institute and the U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration – c.1993
File 14 – Report – “Report on the Louisiana Intermodal Transportation Conference, July 19-20, 1993: Development of a Model Statewide Intermodal Transportation Plan for Louisiana” – Sponsored by Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, U.S. Department of Transportation prepared by Louisiana State University National Ports and Waterways Institute – 1993
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Box 3
File 1 – Report – “Transportation in America” – Eno Transportation Foundation, Inc. – 11th Edition – 1993
File 2 – Guidebook – “1993 Emergency Response Guidebook: A Guidebook for First Responders During the Initial Phase of a Hazardous Materials Incident” – 1993
File 3 – Meeting Proceedings – Waterways and Transportation Review – Proceedings of the 1993 Inland Rivers, Ports and Terminal Inc. Annual Meeting – Vol. 1, No. 3 – Summer 1993
File 4 – Report – “Traffic Impact of Container Port Operations in the Southwest Region: Case Study” by Tathagata Guha & C. Michael Walton of the Center for Transportation Research (University of Texas at Austin) – Sponsored by the Southwest Region University Transportation Center (Texas A&M University System) – 1994
File 5 – Report – “Public Port Financing in the United States” – Office of Port and Intermodal Development of the Maritime Administration – 1994
File 6 – Report – “Taking Care of Business: A Program for Communities by Teamwork Entergy” – c. 1994
File 7 – Report – “Industrial Parks: An Economic Development Tool” – Economic Development: A Seminar for the Professional, Session III presented by Teamwork Arkansas – 1994
File 8 – Report – “Linking the Delta Region with the Nation and the World” – An update by the Federal Highway Administration on the Progress achieved in transportation and employment in the Lower Mississippi Delta Region – 1995
File 9 – Glossary – “Glossary of Shipping Terms” – U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration – 1995
File 10 – Directory – “Directory of the River Ports and Terminals on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System” – Published by the Waterways Branch of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, the Arkansas Department of Economic Development and the Arkansas Waterways Commission – c. 1995
File 11 – Report – “Louisiana Statewide Intermodal Plan: Working Paper on Water, Rail and Intermodal Freight Transportation” – National Ports and Waterways Institute of Louisiana State University presented to Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development – 1995
File 12 – Report – “An Analysis of the Annual Economic Impact of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway” – by Paul Garner (Director of the Center for Business and Economic Services at the University of West Alabama) and Dr. Mac Holmes, Research Professor at the Center for Business and Economic Services at Troy State University – 1995
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Box 4
File 1 – Report – “Reflections on Leadership: 1995 Annual Report” – The Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation – 1995
File 2 – Bulletin – Bulletin – Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses –
– No. 87 – 1995
– No. 99 Supplement – 1998
– No. 101 – 1999
File 3 – Newsletter – The PIANC Newsletter – Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses – Spring/Summer 1995
File 4 – Report – “Target Industry Profile: Product Wholesale, Packaging and Distribution” – prepared by Ernst & Young/The Wadley Donovan Group for the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission – 1996
File 5 – Report – “A Report to Congress on the Status of the Public Ports of the United States 1994-1995” – U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration – 1996
File 6 – Report – “Computer Assisted Cost Assessment of Intermodal Transportation Linkages, Phase II” by Jerry L. Moore, Eric M. Malstrom, Raja Kasilingam, and Darlene Butler – Mack-Blackwell Transportation Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 1996
File 7 – Report – “Target Industry Profile: Product Wholesale, Packaging and Distribution and Customer Service Centers” – Prepared for Arkansas Industrial Development Commission by Ernst & Young/The Wadley Donovan Group – 1996
File 8 – Report – “Costly Corps: How the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Spends your Tax Dollars to Destroy America’s Natural Resources” – prepared by the Gulf Restoration Network and the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund – 1996
File 9 – Report – “The Economic Impacts of the Ports of Louisiana and the Maritime Industry” prepared by Timothy P. Ryan of the University of New Orleans – 1996
File 10 – Report – “National Water Summary on Wetland Resources” by the U.S. Geological Survey – 1996
File 11 – Report – “The Ports of the Indiana Port Commission: Economic Impacts and Economic Development” by Laura Littlepage, Drew Klacik, Michael Przybylski with Seth Payton – Center for Urban Policy and the Environment – School of Public and Environmental Affairs – Indianapolis, Indiana – 1997
Item 12 – Report – “State Programs for Financing Port Development” – Policy Research Project on Texas Seaport and Waterborne Commerce and Its Role in International Trade – Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin – 1997
File 13 – Report – “Conceptual and Empirical Foundations of the Measurement of Economic Impact from Inland Waterway Operations, with Implications for Policy Decisions” by Don C. Hines, President and Research Economist of the University of West Alabama – 1997
File 14 – Manual – “Computer Assisted Cost Assessment of Intermodal Transportation Linkages, User’s Manual” by B.S. Boardman, E.M. Malstrom, J.L. Moore, and D.P. Butler – Mack-Blackwell National Rural Transportation Study Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 1997
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Box 5
File 1 – Report – “Arkansas/Mississippi Intermodal Planning Case Study for Rural Riverports and Slackwater Harbors” – prepared for the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department and the Mississippi Department of Transportation by Wilbur Smith Associates & W.R. Coles and Associates – 1997
File 2 – Strategic Plan – “U.S. Department of Transportation Strategic Plan 1997-2002: A Visionary and Vigilant Department of Transportation Leading the Way to Transportation Excellence in the 21st Century” – U.S. Department of Transportation – 1997
File 3 – Report – “United States Port Development Expenditure Report” – U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration – 1997
File 4 – Report – “Megaports and Load Centers of the Future with the Port of Houston as the Baseline Port” by Arthur P. James, John M. Howard, Jr., John P. Basilotto, and Heather Harbottle of the Texas Transportation Institute of the Texas A&M University System – Sponsored by the Southwest Region University Transportation Center of the Texas A&M University System – 1997
File 5 – Report – “State Rail Policies, Plans, and Programs” by the Policy Research Project on Texas Railroad and Maritime Transport Planning – Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin – 1997
File 6 – Report – “Monetary Cost of a Modal Shift” – Ports and Waterways Section of the Minnesota Department of Transportation – 1997
File 7 – 6 CD-ROMs – Navigation Data Center (NDC) Publications and U.S. Waterway – Volumes 3, 5-9 – 1997-2003
File 8 – Report – “General Assessment of Ports and Waterways in Arkansas” – Arkansas Waterways Association and W.R. Coles and Associates – 1998
File 9 – Report – “A Status Report on the Port Construction and Development Priority Program” – 5th Annual Report – Project Support Section, Directorate of Public Works and Flood Control of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development – Presented to the 15th Annual Conference of the Ports Association of Louisiana – 1998
Item 10 – Report – “Multimodal/Intermodal Transportation in the United States, Western Europe, and Latin America: Governmental Policies, Plans, and Programs” – Policy Research Project on Multimodal/Intermodal Transportation, directed by Leigh B. Boske – Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin – 1998
File 11 – Report – “U.S. Freight: Economy in Motion” – U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration – 1998
File 12 – Report – “The Impacts of Changes in Ship Design on Transportation Infrastructure and Operations” – Office of Intermodalism of the U.S. Department of Transportation – 1998
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Box 6
File 1 – Report – “A Feasibility Assessment of Truck-Barging Intermodal Freight Transportation” by Kristen Trusty and Eric Malstrom – Mack-Blackwell National Rural Transportation Study Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 1998
File 2 – Report – “Optimal Design of Merge in Transit Distribution Networks” by Michael H. Cole, Ph.D. and Mukundh Parthasarathy – Mack-Blackwell National Rural Transportation Study Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 1998
File 3 – Report – “Russellville, Arkansas, Arkansas River Valley Intermodal Transportation Needs/Economic Development Study with Appendices: The Potential Transportation Benefits and Economic Impacts of a Regional Transportation Center and Manufacturing/Freight Consolidation/Distribution Complex” – Planning and Research Division of the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department – 1998
File 4 – Report – “United States Shallow Draft Public Port Development Expenditure Report” – U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration – 1998
File 5 – Report – “Natural Resources Management on Corps of Engineers Water Resources Development Projects: Practices, Challenges, and Perspectives on the Future” by Richard L. Kasul, Chester O. Martin, R. Scott Jackson – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Waterways Experiment Station – 1998
File 6 – Report – “Returns to Investment in Navigation Infrastructure: An Equilibrium Approach” by Harry H. Kelejian and Dennis P. Robinson from the University of Maryland and the Institute for Water Resources – 1998
File 7 – Journal – Journal of Transportation and Statistics – Bureau of Transportation Statistics, United States Department of Transportation – Volume 1, No. 3 – October 1998
File 8 – Report – “Marketing of Container-on-Barge (COB) Transportation to Promote Increased Utilization of Arkansas Waterways” by Bonnie Boardman, Ph.D. and Eric M. Malstrom, Ph.D. – Mack-Blackwell National Rural Transportation Study Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 1999
File 9 – Report – “An Economic Evaluation of Optimal Intermodal Soybean Flows in Arkansas with Projected Effects of the North American Free Trade Agreement” by Andrew M. McKenzie, Preston E. LaFerney, Eric Wailes and Howard D. Otwell – Mack-Blackwell National Rural Transportation Study Center, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 1999
File 10 – Report – “An Assessment of the U.S. Marine Transportation System: A Report to Congress” – U.S. Department of Transportation – 1999
File 11 – Report – “Telling the Waterways Story: A 21st Century Imperative” – National Waterways Conference, Inc. – 1999
File 12 – Directory – “1999 Manufacturers Directory: A Guide to Manufacturers in Central Arkansas (Faulkner, Lonoke, Pulaski and Saline Counties)” – Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce – 1999
File 13 – Plan and meeting materials – “A Statewide Long-Range Intermodal Transportation Plan for Arkansas” – Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Planning and Research Division – 1999
File 14 – Report – “Understanding Freight Issues and Intermodal Facilities in the New Orleans Urbanized Area” – Regional Planning Commission – 1999
File 15 – CD-ROM – National Transportation Atlas Databases (NTAD) – Bureau of Transportation Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation – 1999
Includes customer information on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics
File 16 – Biennial Report – “River Navigation: A Natural Resource for Trade” – Arkansas Waterways Commission – 1999-2000
File 17 – Directory – “Port of New Orleans 1999-2000 Annual Directory” – 1999-2000
Item 18 – Binder/Report – “Van Buren Regional Intermodal Port Private/Public Partnership” – 2000
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Box 7
File 1 – Report – “High Speed Ferries and Coastwise Vessels: Evaluation of Parameters and Markets Application” – Submitted by the National Ports and Waterways Institute of Louisiana State University to the Center for the Commercial Deployment of Transportation Technologies (CCDoTT) – 2000
File 2 – Report -“Progress Report: A Bright Spot in the Sunbelt” – Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Authority – 2000
File 3 – Application for Federal Railroad Administration Assistance – “Request for the Rehabilitation of the Arkansas and Missouri Railroad (Benton, Crawford, Sebastian and Washington Counties) – Submitted by the Planning and Research Division of the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department to the Federal Railroad Administration of the United State Department of Transportation – 2000
File 4 – Report – “Study of State Investment in Public Ports” – House Committee on Public Transportation & Senate Committee on Transportation, Aging and Legislative Affairs given to the Arkansas General Assembly- 2000
File 5 – Report – “Impact of Increased Truck Traffic due to Chickamauga Lock Closure” – Center for Transportation Research, University of Tennessee – 2000
File 6 – Report – “Supporting Information to Draft Statewide Policy No. 4 Waterways WA” by the Western Australia Water and Rivers Commission – 2000
File 7 – Company brochure – McDonough Marine Service: The Barge People – c. 2000
File 8 – Catalog – “Books in Print 2000” – Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin – 2000
File 9 – Journal – Journal of Transportation and Statistics – Bureau of Transportation Statistics, United States Department of Transportation – Volume 3, No. 3 – December 2000
File 10 – Newsletter – Latin America Trade & Transportation Study – No. 8 – March 2000
File 11 – CD – Rural Inland Waterways: Economic Impact Kit – Institute for Economic Advancement, UALR – 2001
File 12 – Report – “Interim Report for Task C: Latin America Trade and Transportation Study (LATTS)” – Wilbur Smith Associates – c. 2001
File 13 – Report – “Alliance Report: Latin America Trade and Transportation Study (LATTS)” – Wilbur Smith Associates – 2001
File 14 – Report – “Executive Summary: Latin America Trade and Transportation Study (LATTS)” – Wilbur Smith Associates – 2001
File 15 – Report – “Preliminary Waterborne Commerce Statistics for Calendar Year 2000: National Totals and Selected Inland Waterways” – Institute for Water Resources, Navigation Data Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – 2001
File 16 – Report – “Phase I – General Assessment and Regional Transportation Impact Study: Evaluation of Potential Rail Line Connection between Proposed Southeast Arkansas Intermodal Transportation Center and Yellow Bend Slackwater Harbor – Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department – 2001
File 17 – Report – “Economic Evaluation of the Impact of Waterways on the State of Arkansas” by Heather Nachtmann, Ph.D., Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 2002
File 18 – Plan & Draft – “Arkansas State Rail Plan: Year 2002” – Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Planning and Research Division – 2002
File 19 – Plan and Draft – “Freight Component: Arkansas’ Statewide Long-Range Intermodal Transportation Plan – Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department, Planning and Research Division – 2002
File 20 – Packet – “America’s Ports and Waterways: Expanding the awareness of the inland waterways system and ports of the United States and their vitally important role to our nation’s economy and environment” – Waterways Work! – c. 2002
File 21 – Journal – The Waterways Journal Weekly – Vol. 116, No. 31 – October 28, 2002
File 22 – Journal – TR News – Transportation Research Board – Vol. 221, July-August 2002
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Box 8
Ouachita River Basin/Valley
File 1 – Paper – “History of Ouachita River Basin in Arkansas and Louisiana: A Chronology of Times, Places, Events A.D. 975-1975 – A Thousand Years in Time” assembled by H.K. Thatcher (President of the Ouachita River Valley Association) for the American Bicentennial Celebration – 1975
File 2 – Paper – “History of the Ouachita River Navigation in Arkansas” prepared by Sherrel F. Johnson for Dr. James Willis (Southern Arkansas University) and Eunice Platt (Ouachita River Valley Association) – 1988
File 3 – Material on the Ouachita-Black Navigation Project – c. 2005
File 4 – Material on the Ouachita River Valley waterways – 1999, 2005
Various Research Materials
File 5 – Star Charts – c. 1909
File 6 – Material on Aging Civil Works Infrastructure
File 7 – Material on the British Waterways Board (BWB) and waterway maintenance – c. 1996
File 8 – Material on port development – 1994-2000
File 9 – Material on port impact studies
File 10 – Material on Indiana port studies
File 11 – Material on river tributary issues – 2000
File 12 – Material on railroad transportation/shipping
File 13 – Material on railroad interference
File 14 – Material on waterway transportation
File 15 – Material on water resource investment and funding
File 16 – Articles on environmental issues and waterways – 2000
File 17 – Articles on environmental issues and waterways – 2001
File 18 – Material on the impact of the water and navigation resources on the economy
File 19 – Material on recreation and inland waterways
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