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Davis Dam

dam, Nevada, United States
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  • Lake Mead
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    …Canyon National Park to below Davis Dam (1950). It includes Lake Mohave and part of the Hualapai Indian Reservation. It was the first national recreation area to be designated as such by the U.S. Congress. Lake Mead National Recreation Area receives about eight million visitors annually and operates four marinas…

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    …Canyon National Park to below Davis Dam (1950). It includes Lake Mohave and part of the Hualapai Indian Reservation. It was the first national recreation area to be designated as such by the U.S. Congress. Lake Mead National Recreation Area receives about eight million visitors annually and operates four marinas…

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