did anyone die during the construction of the dam?
There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam.
Construction deaths
There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam.
who was president when the hoover dam was built Franklin D. Roosevelt. where is this dam located? Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona. did anyone try to find resources on this dam? An initial attempt at diverting the Colorado river for irrigation purposes occurred in the late 1890s, when land speculator William Beatty built the Alamo Canal just north of the Mexican border; the canal dipped into Mexico before running to a desolate area Beatty named the Imperial Valley. how the climate like in this valley? It often has summer temperatures well over , but from late October until mid-April the temperature is relatively mild and can sometimes even reach low temperatures not expected in a desert. is there any fort situated here? Yes, Fort Yuma and who was it built by? UNANSWERABLE who is the design of the dam attributed to? John L. Savage. where is he from? Cooksville, Wisconsin was a part of any association? After leaving the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Idaho Division, Savage began an eight-year association with A. J. Wiley, an engineer in Boise, Idaho. can you name some other works of his apart from the dam? Salmon River Dam, the Swan Falls Power Plant on the Snake River, the Barber Dam on the Boise River, the Twin Falls North Side Canal System, and the American Falls Power Plant.
Yes, there were 112 deaths reported Yes, there were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam. There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam.
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There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam. The first was surveyor John Gregory ("J.G.") Tierney who drowned on December 20, 1922 in a flash flood, while looking for an ideal spot for the dam. There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam.  There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam.
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There were 112 deaths reported as associated with the construction of the dam. The first was surveyor John Gregory ("J.G.") Tierney who drowned on December 20, 1922 in a flash flood, while looking for an ideal spot for the dam. The official list's final death occurred on December 20, 1935, when Patrick Tierney, electrician's helper and the son of J.G. Tierney, fell from one of the two Arizona-side intake towers. Included in the fatality list are three workers who took their own lives on site, one in 1932 and two in 1933. Of the 112 fatalities, 91 were Six Companies employees, three were Bureau of Reclamation employees, and one was a visitor to the site; the remainder were employees of various contractors not part of Six Companies.