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The purpose of this study is to establish the best overall plan of development for the water and related land resources of the Big Black River Basin and to determine the best means to accomplish this development. The aim is to determine both the short and long range needs within the basin for navigation, water supply, flood control, recreation, pollution abatement, hydroelectric power, irrigation, and fish and wildlife conservation; and to formulate a comprehensive plan of improvement to satisfy these needs in a timely and economical manner.

Big Black River, Mississippi: Annex C. A report on the recreation aspects of the Big Black River Basin, Mississippi; Annex D. A report on the fish and wildlife resources of the Big Black River Basin, Mississippi; Annex E. Municipal and industrial water supply and water quality control study; Annex F. Geology and water resources of the Big Black River Basin, Mississippi; Annex G. Archeological, historic and natural resources of the Big Black River Basin, Mississippi

Big Black River Basin Coordinating Committee

Published: 1968

Total Pages: 0


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Contents: Hydroelectric Power Report; Role of the State of Mississippi in the Planning and Development of the Water and Related Land Resources in the Big Black River Basin; and Transcripts of Public Hearings.
This report is part of a comprehensive plan for the development of the water and related land resources in the Big Black Basin located in west-central Mississippi. The purpose is to guide to orderly development of water and related land resources of the Basin to keep abreast or slightly ahead of the needs. Need arises from such occurrences as water shortages, water surpluses, deficiencies in water quality, land losses due to water action, and inefficiencies in the use of both water and related land. The adverse effects of these water related problems are identified in terms of direct and indirect damages to land, firms, households, communities, and the Basin and regional economy in the absence of correction or development of water and land related resources currently existing or of potential consequence.?