Reinforced-concrete intake towers of Hoover Dam on Colorado river built during New Deal to control water flow from lake Mead to the power plant, Arizona, ...

Reinforced-concrete intake towers of Hoover Dam on Colorado river built during New Deal to control water flow from lake Mead to the power plant, Arizona, USA

by Natalia Bratslavsky

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