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USACE Teacher's Guide |
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Bonneville Lock and Dam National Historic Landmark Brochure |
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Downloaded Fact Sheet |
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Downloaded Fact Sheet |
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WaterwaysJournal via Advanced-American [An emergency lock closure on Sep 5, 2019. The sill developed a crack, and it had to be torn out and replaced with a new one. It was expected to reopen Sept. 30, 2019. It actually reopened Sep 27. [opb] ] |
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Portland District, US Army Corps of Engineers posted We dug this cool photo up for you – it’s from the construction of Bonneville Dam in 1937. That means today [Jun 11, 2022], this photo is 85 years old. In recognition of the photo’s anniversary, as it were, we want to share the top 3 reasons we heart it so much: 1. So much to look at! The overalls on these men? Exquisite! Check out those hats! And … those cool-cat poses? So slay. 2. Just look at the size of that turbine. That is a - *checks measurements * - ginormous engineering masterpiece. 3. Our safety office would never let us take a photo like this today – OSHA rules and all, of course. It’s like an entire group simultaneously saying, “Look, ma – no hands! Or hard hats!” Building the Bonneville Dam between Washington and Oregon on the Columbia River. |
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