Construction on the Seminoe Dam, 1937
With ropes secured construction workers with jackhammers expose granite rocks during the work on the Seminoe Dam. The Seminoe Dam is a dam which was built in the years 1936-39 in a gorge of the North Platte River. It developed in the scope of the Kendrick Project and serves the flood control, electricity generation and irrigation
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10628560
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48196367
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Developed Environmental Expose Generation Gorge Granite Irrigation Kendrick Platte Renewable Resource Ropes Scope Secured Serves
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