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THE IRRIGATION AGE. 



American Ingot Iron 



ARMCO CULVERTS 



Purity 



Permanence 



'"T V HE great irrigation companies have many places where corrugated 

 iron pipe, gates and bulkheads can be used to advantage, the only 

 difficulty being that the ordinary material in this form has a rather 

 limited service life. This objection is overcome by the use of high- 

 purity iron. See Engineering News, Jan. 22nd, 1914, Corrugated Iron 

 Construction on the Sacramento Valley Irrigation Project, by 

 E. C. Mills, Engineer. (Copy mailed on request.) 



The illustration shows part of a shipment of 26 cars of American 

 Ingot Iron Culverts, made to the South San Joaquin Irrigation District, 

 San Joaquin County, California. 



Write the nearest manufacturer for particulars and prices on American Ingot Iron Armco Culverts 

 Siphons, Flumes, Plates, Sheets, Roofing and Formed Products: 



Arkansas, Little Rock 



Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. 

 California. Los Angeles 



California Corrugated Cul- 

 vert Co. 

 California, West Berkeley 



California Corrugated Cul- 

 vert Co. 

 Colorado, Denver 



K. Hardeety Mfg. Co. 

 Delaware, Clayton 



Delaware Metal Culvert Co. 

 Florida, Jacksonville 



Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. 

 Georgia, Atlanta 



Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. 

 Illinois, Bloomington 



Illinois Corrugated Metal Co. 

 Indiana, Crawfordsville 



W. Q. O'Neal 1 Co. 

 Iowa, Des Moi nrs 



Iowa Pure Iron Culvert Co. 

 Iowa, Independence 



Independence Corr. Cul. Co. 



Kansas, Topeka 



The Road Sup. & Metal Co. 

 Kentucky, Xouisville 



Kentucky Culvert Co. 

 Louisiana, New Orleans 



Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. 

 Maryland, Havre de Grace 



J. N. Spencer. 

 Massachusetts, Palmer 



New England Metal Cul. Co. 

 Michigan, Bark River 



Bark River Bridge & Cul. Co. 

 Michigan, Lansing; 



Michigan Bridge & Pipe Co. 

 Minnesota, Minneapolis 



Lyle Corrugated Cul. Co. 



Minnesota, I. vie 



Lyle Corrugated Cul. Co. 



Missouri, Moberly 



Corrugated Culvert Co. 



Montana, MiNNoula 



Montana . 'vil \vi-t Co. 



Nebraska, Lincoln 



Lee-Arnett Co. 

 Nebraska, Wahoo 



Nebraska Cul. & Mfg. Co. 

 Nevada, Reno 



Nevada Metal Mfg. Co. 

 New Hampshire, Nashua 



North-East Metal Cul. Co. 

 New Jersey, Flemington 



Pennsylvania Metal Cul. Co. 

 New York, Auburn 



Pennsylvania Metal Cul. Co. 

 North Carolina, Greensboro 



Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. 

 North Dakota, Wahpeton 



Northwestern Sheet &. Iron 



Works. 

 Ohio, Middletown 



The Ohio Corrugated Cul. Co. 

 Oklahoma, Shawnee 



Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. 

 Oregon, Portland 



Coast Culvert & Flume Co. 



Pennsylvania, Warren 



Pennsylvania Metal Cul. Co. 

 South Dakota, Sioux Falls 



Sioux Falls Metal Cul. Co. 

 Tennessee, Nashville 



Tennessee Metal Culvert Co. 

 Texas, Dallas 



American Rolling Mill Co. 

 , Atlas Metal Works. 

 Texas, El Paso 



Western Metal Mfg. Co. 

 Texas, Houston 



Lone Star Culvert Co. 

 Utah, Woods Cross 



Utah Culvert Co. 

 Virginia, Roanoke 



Virginia Metal & Cul. Co. 

 \\usbiiiKtoii. Spokaiif 



Spokane Corr. Culvi-rt & 



Tank CO, 

 Wisconsin, Eau Claire 



Bark River Bridge & Cul. Co. 



When writing to advertisers please mention The Irrigation Age. 



