A._Photographs_Embankment_(draft2_5-11-2015.docx).pdf
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Photo 1: View looking northeast at the El Vado Dam. Photo by: J. Vauk, April 23, 2015.
Photo 2: View looking southwest toward the right abutment. Construction crews are placing embankment materials. Photo provided by the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, 1934.
Photo 3: View looking southeast at embankment material being placed on the right side of the dam. Steel plates welded together to form the upstream face of El Vado Dam are about 8 feet in height and 24 feet in width. Photo provided by the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, 1934.
Photo 4: View looking northeast at construction workers shoveling material behind the steel plate. Photo provided by the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, May 24, 1934.
Photo 5: View looking southeast at the location of a test hole and ring density test, TP-14-1, which was conducted near station 2+64. Photo by: R. Rinehart, April 8, 2014.
Photo 6: View looking down into test hole TP-14-1. The hole cut into the steel is approximately 3 by 3 feet. A 1-foot-diameter ring density test was conducted within TP-14-1.
Photo by R. Rinehart, April 8, 2014.
Photo 7: View looking down into test hole TP-14-3, conducted at about station 3+64.
The hole cut into the steel is approximately 3 by 3 feet.
Boulder-size sandstone fragments were encountered within the embankment behind the steel plate. Photo by R.
Rinehart, April 9, 2014.
Photo 8: View looking down into test hole TP-14-4, conducted at about station 6+89.
The hole cut into the steel is approximately 3 by 3 feet. Photo by R. Rinehart, April 9, 2014.
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