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Educational196530 min320×240

Navajo Dam, New Mexico

National Archives and Records Administration

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National Archives and Records Administration - ARC Identifier 37122 / Local Identifier 115.95 - Navajo Dam, New Mexico - Department of the Interior. Bureau of Reclamation. (05/18/1981 - ). Aerial of completed Navajo Dam (1965). Dominquez Dam site, Gunnison River (1977). Ridgway Dam site, Uncompahgre River (1977). Aerial, Curecanti Creek, Colorado (1976). Aerial, Uncompahgre River near Ridgway, CO (1976). Aerial, Ridgway Dam site (1976). Aerial, Montrose, CO (1976). Aerial, Black Canyon of the Gunnison. Aerial, Crystal Dam (1976). Aerial, Soap Park Dam site (Fruitland Mesa Project - 1976). Aerial, Fruitland Mesa Project lands. Aerials, Savery-Pot Hook Project dam sites (1976). Crawford Dam Dedication (April 20, 1963). Floyd Dominy, Commissioner of Reclamation, speaking. Wayne Aspinall, Congressman, speaking. Stewart Udall, Secretary of the Interior, speaking. Plaque is unveiled. Dignitaries eat outdoor lunch in wind (1963). Groundbreaking ceremony, Dallas Creek Project. Ridgeway Dam site (May 13, 1978). Highway Patrol on horseback. Speakers stand, with San Juan Mountains. Governor Richard Lamm of Colorado speaking. Congressman Wayne Aspinall speaking. Keith Higginson, Commissioner of Reclamation, speaking. Sign "Groundbreak" as blast goes off on hillside. DVD copied by IASL Master Scanner Timothy Vollmer.

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Credit
National Archives and Records Administration
Language
English
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