Shasta Dam Construction Vintage Photo December 1941

Construction workers build the face of Shasta Dam in Shasta County, California in December 1941. The dam, completed in 1945, plays a crucial role in water supply, power generation, and flood control in the region. It is one of the tallest concrete dams in the United States, standing at 602 feet. Shasta Dam is part of the Central Valley Project, which supports agricultural and urban water needs.

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