Method to help control droughts

Abstract

Moving water generated by an abundance of rain or snow or both by train, is a fast, economical, efficient, and sanitary way. A locomotive with many flatbed railroad cars, each with an open water container, the train and its open water containers can sit and wait in an area that is raining or snowing or both. Later, it can transport this water to an area that needs it.

1 . A method comprises a railroad system for moving an abundant amount of water from one area to another; wherein:
 a) A train of flatbed railroad cars being pulled;   b) there are flatbed railroad car and water container combinations for said train, and   c) whereby a tarpaulin can be used for covering each said combination.   
     
     
         2 . A method comprises a railroad system for moving an abundant amount of water from one area to another, as claimed in  claim 1 ; there is a means for removing the water. 
     
     
         3 . A method by which an existing railroad system can carry a free supply of rain water in a sanitary way, between a wet area and a drought area; wherein open water containers each comprising a water faucet and mounted thereon and secured to, flatbed railroad cars of a train; whereby said train leaves a rainy area after said open water containers are filled. 
     
     
         4 . The method by which an existing railroad system can carry a free supply of rain water in a sanitary way, between wet area and a drought area; as claimed in  claim 3 , each said open water container has a tarpaulin for a cover. 
     
     
         5 . The method by which an existing railroad system can carry a free supply of rain water in a sanitary way, between a wet area and a drought area; as claimed in  claim 3 , said each open water container has gauging lines inside said container;
 whereby the quantity of water in said container can be read directly.   
     
     
         6 . A method comprises a railroad system for moving an abundance of water from one area to another; wherein open water containers each comprising a water faucet are mounted thereon and secured to flatbed railroad cars of a train; whereby said open water containers can be covered with tarpaulins if necessary. 
     
     
         7 . A method comprises a railroad system for moving an abundance of water from one area to another; as claimed in  claim 6 , each said open water container farther having gauging lines on its inside; whereby the quantity of water in each open said container can be read directly.