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Rain gage

Rain gage

Rain gage

Pressure Gage

Gas gage

Red 12 Gage Shotgun shells

Red 12 Gage Shotgun shells

Height gage

Gage

Pressure gage.

Blood Pressure Gage

Blood Pressure Gage

Fuel gage

Water Mark Gage

Water Mark Gage

Old Pressure Gage

Old Pressure Gage

Tyre pressure gage

Tyre pressure gage

Image of an old gage

Pressure Gage Chalk Drawing

Pressure Gage Chalk Drawing

Pressure Gage Chalk Drawing

Pressure Gage Chalk Drawing

Pressure Gage Chalk Drawing

Pressure Gage Chalk Drawing

Pressure Gage Charcoal Drawing

Pressure Gage Charcoal Drawing

The image of motorcecle handlebars and gage panel under the white background

Control of a yacht

Control platform and gage system of a yacht, shown as entertainment, holiday or marine activity. Control platform and gage system of a yacht, shown as entertainment, holiday or marine activity

Control area of boat

Control platform and gage system of a yacht, shown as entertainment, holiday or marine activity. Control platform and gage system of a yacht, shown as entertainment, holiday or marine activity

Courthouse Clock Tower

Clock tower of the Gage County, Nebraska, courthouse. Clock tower of the Gage County, Nebraska, courthouse.

12 gage black shotgun shells background

12 gage black shotgun shells background image

12 gage black shotgun shells background

12 gage black shotgun shells background image

Streamgage vs. Streamgauge

Streamgage vs. Streamgauge — One of the many questions that people have asked from time to time is the spelling of the word "streamgage" versus spelling it with a "u" as in "streamgauge." Since today is #NationalGrammarDay we thought it would be a good time for a quick history lesson on this question. Buried deep on Page 50 of the USGS report, "A History of the Water Resources Branch, U.S. Geological Survey: Volume I, From Predecessor Surveys to June 30, 1919" (on.doi.gov/USGSWaterHistory) there's a reference giving credit to the change in spelling to F.H. Newell around 1892. The author writes: "At about this time, F.H. Newell adopted the spelling "gage" instead of "gauge." As he informed the writer, "gage" was the Saxon spelling before the "u" was inserted as a result of Norman influence on the language. F.H. Newell may have been influenced, however, by the adoption of "gage" in the Standard Dictionary." Ever since then the word has been spelled without the "u". #AndNowYouKnow

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