The Potomac River Basin; Geographic History--rainfall and Stream Flow--pollution, Typhoid Fever, and Character of Water--relation of Soils and Forest Cover to Quailty and Quantity of Surface

A multidisciplinary study of the Potomac River basin and its environmental and socioeconomic challenges. The authors analyze the physical, biological, and human factors affecting water resources and aquatic life, and propose measures for conservation and management.

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