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Navajo Dam

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Navajo Dam 402 ft (123 m) high and 3,648 ft (1,112 m) long, NW N.Mex., on the San Juan River, near the Colo. line; built 1958-63 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. The dam, a major unit of the Colorado River storage project, regulates the flow of the San Juan River and provides flood control. Water impounded by the dam is used by the Navajos to irrigate a significant portion of land on the Navajo Native American Reservation. Author not available, NAVAJO DAM. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
San Juan
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... in the San Juan Mts., SW Colo., and flowing generally W through N.Mex. and Utah to Lake Powell on the Colorado River. Navajo Dam , part of the upper Colorado River storage project, is on the river, which is unnavigable. Its chief tributaries are ... Read more
Eastlake, William
The Oxford Companion to American Literature ... fantasy and suspense involving a white man about to die and his Navajo friend; Castle Keep (1965), concerning American soldiers seizing ... during the Vietnam War; Dancers in the Scalp House (1975), about Navajos and a lady friend fighting the building of a dam in New Mexico; and The Long, Naked Descent ... Read more

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