The Sewerage System of Vancouver, B.C (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175515285)

"The Sewerage System of Vancouver, B.C." offers a detailed examination of the planning, construction, and operation of Vancouver's early sewage infrastructure. Authored by Edward Mohun and presented to the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, this historical account provides valuable insights into the challenges and innovations involved in developing essential municipal services during a period of rapid urban growth. The book covers various aspects, including system design, materials used, construction techniques, and the management of wastewater.

This book is an important resource for civil engineers, historians of technology, and anyone interested in the development of urban infrastructure. It showcases the engineering solutions and societal considerations that shaped Vancouver's early urban landscape and remains relevant for understanding modern wastewater management practices.

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