Shasta Dam Under Construction Shasta California 1940

The Shasta Dam construction site in Shasta, California, shows a pivotal moment in American infrastructure development during the early 20th century. Taken between October and December 1940, the dams construction was part of a larger effort to control water flow and provide hydroelectric power. Upon completion, it became one of the largest concrete dams in the U.S., significantly impacting regional agriculture and energy supply.

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