Showing posts with label Bureau of Reclamation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bureau of Reclamation. Show all posts

Monday, March 13, 2017

Magnificent Elephant Butte Dam

From Bureau of Reclamation:




This week we are highlighting the Upper Colorado Region; and our #DamoftheWeek is the magnificent Elephant Butte Dam on the Rio Grande near Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.




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Thursday, March 9, 2017

Shasta Dam in California

From Bureau of Reclamation:




This #WinterWonderlandWednesday continues in the Mid-Pacific Region as we share another#beautiful snow-covered #photo of #ShastaDam in#California by Reclamation's Sheri Harral. 

What a rare and beautiful sight to see! Learn more about Shasta Dam here: https://on.doi.gov/2muJlay

#Cool #Winter #PhotoOfTheDay #Reclamation




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Monday, March 6, 2017

Shasta Dam

From Bureau of Reclamation:




This #week, we’re taking a tour of Reclamation’s Mid-Pacific region, and since it’s #Monday again, that means it’s time to check out our #DamOfTheWeek#ShastaDam!
#Construction of Shasta Dam began in 1938, and was finished by 1945. It is located on the #Sacramento #River, and can store up to 4,552,000 acre-ft of #water!
Thank you to Reclamation’s Sheri Harral for today’s #awesome photos!
Learn more about Shasta Dam here: https://www.usbr.gov/projects/index.php?id=241 




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Sunday, March 5, 2017

Sunday Sunrise at the Grand Coulee Dam

From Bureau of Reclamation:




Welcoming the new week with a #SundaySunrise at the Grand Coulee Dam; the moon sets at dawn over the homestead. 




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Thursday, March 2, 2017

Grand Coulee Dam under Construction

From Bureau of Reclamation:






Today is #ThrowbackThursday, and to celebrate our #DamOfTheWeek, we are featuring archival shots of the Grand Coulee Dam as it was being constructed in 1936, and shortly after its completion in 1942. #TBT

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

Grand Coulee Dam in Winter

From Bureau of Reclamation:




It’s time for another #WinterWonderland#Wednesday. This beautiful shot of the Grand Coulee Dam (our #DamOfTheWeek) was taken by Bureau of Reclamation Hydrologic Technician Craig Brougher. 




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Monday, February 27, 2017

Grand Coulee Dam | Washington State

From Bureau of Reclamation:




Because the Grand Coulee Dam in Washington State #WA is our #DamOfTheWeek, we invite you to enjoy this photograph by Bureau of Reclamation Hydrologic Technician Craig Brougher, which shows the backside of Grand Coulee Dam, with Lake Roosevelt on the right, above the dam; and Rufus Woods Lake on the left, below the dam, both of which are part of the Columbia River. 

The town of Coulee Dam is actually split into two communities on opposite sides of the river, Engineers Town with its Maple Trees showing their Fall colors, and Mason City across the bridge. Both communities were incorporated in 1959 into the town of Coulee Dam. 




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Grand Coulee Dam

From Bureau of Reclamation:




Happy Monday Everyone! This week we are celebrating the Pacific Northwest Region, and highlighting Grand Coulee Dam as our #DamOfTheWeek. Stay tuned all week for great Grand Coulee photographs and information. 

This Aerial photograph of Grand Coulee Dam was taken by Craig Brougher during the 2015 annual shoreline investigation of Lake Roosevelt. Grand Coulee Dam is in the foreground and Steamboat Rock and Banks Lake are in the background. 




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Sunday, February 26, 2017

Sunset near the Snake Creek Pumping Plant

From Bureau of Reclamation:




Let's finish this #weekend right with a #cool #photo of a #sunset taken by Reclamation's Martin Malachowski near the Snake Creek pumping plant in #ND. Learn more herehttps://on.doi.gov/2mcR9yF
#photooftheday #sunsetsunday

Saturday, February 25, 2017

Turquoise Lake

From Bureau of Reclamation:




Happy #Scenic #Saturday! Check out this #cool#photo of #TurquoiseLake near #SugarloafDam in#Colorado, taken by Reclamation's David Hartman. 

Learn more about Sugarloaf Dam here:https://www.usbr.gov/gp/hydromet/turq.html




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Lake Sherburne Reservoir

From Bureau of Reclamation:




It's #Scenic #Saturday in Reclamation's Great Plains Region. Check out this #beautiful #photo of#LakeSherburne Reservoir located in #Montana, taken by Reclamation's Gail Chopp.

Learn more about Lake Sherburne here:https://on.doi.gov/2lwRDfF