- The construction of the Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River in the late 1950s opened the door to new opportunities in the U.S...
- Glen Canyon Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam on the Colorado River in northern Arizona, United States, near the town of Page.
- Glen Canyon Dam has the honor of being the second-tallest dam of this sort at 710 feet high from bedrock to top and fourth highest dam of any type in the nation.
- Glen Canyon Dam has long been known to be a risk. The most recent flood approaching the observed 100-year average on the Colorado occurred 130 years ago.
- The dam itself isn’t as cool as the Hoover Dam, but Glen Canyon is amazing, and this whole area is unlike anywhere in the world.
- The Carl Hayden Visitor Center is located next to the Glen Canyon Dam. It has a small museum with lots of updated, hands-on exhibits about the dam.
- Glen Canyon Dam Bridge bir turistik, içinde Köprüler biridir Page , ABD . Bu bulunur: Saint George 'dan 570 km , Flagstaff 'dan 590 km , Farmington 'dan 880 km .
- The Glen Canyon Dam provides a spectacular view of beautiful surrounding red canyons and the sparkling waters of the Lake Powell on the other side of the dam.
- The Bureau of Reclamation chose this site for building Glen Canyon Dam because of its narrow opening between 400-foot Navajo Sandstone cliffs.
- The Glen Canyon Dam was built in 1964 to tame the waters of the Colorado River and subsequently create Lake Powell - a popular destination in the state.