I was at Hoover Dam before the bridge was built and the water level of Lake Mead was higher. I don't recall seeing as many people at the dam probably because it was on a weekday in October.
5:32 That’s the spillway, not a tunnel. The spillway is an emergency water drainage system that’s fully automatic. When water gets to a certain level, it spills over into the spillway where it goes down a tunnel and out the other side of the dam. The Hoover Dam Spillway was used twice: Once to test it, and another real emergency where water rose to as high as 3 feet from the top of the dam.
I was there 2 years ago.... I was amazed at how low the water level was on the lake side of the dam... we took the tour of the power plant and dam too. it was pretty cool... did you?
Welcome everyone. I am your dam guide, Arnie. Now I'm about to take you through a fully funtional power plant, so please, no one wander off the dam tour and please take all the dam pictures you want. Now are there any dam questions?
If you all are wondering what the giant tunnel is it's a flood way so if water levels get higher then they should the extra eater goes straight out to the river
@Millenniumforce when me and my family went on a tour of the Hoover Dam 3 years ago the water level was so high there was water flowing through that huge tunnel.
Been there, that bridge is just as impressive as the dam.
I was at Hoover Dam before the bridge was built and the water level of Lake Mead was higher. I don't recall seeing as many people at the dam probably because it was on a weekday in October.
5:32 That’s the spillway, not a tunnel. The spillway is an emergency water drainage system that’s fully automatic. When water gets to a certain level, it spills over into the spillway where it goes down a tunnel and out the other side of the dam. The Hoover Dam Spillway was used twice: Once to test it, and another real emergency where water rose to as high as 3 feet from the top of the dam.
Thank’s for the really great video guy’s
Cool video, historically low water levels in Lake Mead
Great tour of the dam
I love taking these dam tours. I have not done Hoover though. I like to go inside them. I've been inside The Called and Shasta.
Fun Fact:
The Hoover Dam power three states, California, Nevada, and Arizona
I was there 2 years ago.... I was amazed at how low the water level was on the lake side of the dam... we took the tour of the power plant and dam too. it was pretty cool... did you?
beautiful video BRAVO John :-)
Awesome video!
Wow man!! That is cool!! I’ve seen the Hoover dam from Allegiant Airlines when we were descending
Dang it we went there at the start of summer I wish I could meet you at millennium force I love your videos!
I've been there twice. The dam is so big that some of the concrete is still curing almost 80 years after it was built.
It's been so long since I watched your videos
Welcome everyone. I am your dam guide, Arnie. Now I'm about to take you through a fully funtional power plant, so please, no one wander off the dam tour and please take all the dam pictures you want. Now are there any dam questions?
I like Hoover dam
Nice
Hi,why are those electric pylons leaning over when all others are upright please i live in the uk? love the vlogs keep them coming xx
The towers are tilted so the power lines running from the generators at the base of the dam remain parallel to the side of the rocks.
I live close to the Hoover Dam
I remember when the water was all the way up to the top where the white begins.
If you all are wondering what the giant tunnel is it's a flood way so if water levels get higher then they should the extra eater goes straight out to the river
Megatron was in Hoover dam
I’ve been there before
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Hoover dam was in fallout new Vegas and transformers
You are in Nevada 30 minutes away from las Vegas.
was in Nevada 2 months ago
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@Millenniumforce when me and my family went on a tour of the Hoover Dam 3 years ago the water level was so high there was water flowing through that huge tunnel.