The Hoover Dam generates 4.2 billion kW/h of electricity each year. The United States produced about 4.151 trillion kW/h of electricity in 2010. This means the Hoover Dam produced about .101% of the total US power.
Hoover dam was built to supply electrical power to Las Vegas .
The hydroelectric power generated at Hoover Dam is allocated primarily to southern California, and also to the states of Nevada and Arizona. See:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoover_Dam
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The Hoover Dam is located in North America, specifically in the southwestern United States on the border between the states of Nevada and Arizona.
Yes, the Hoover Dam was dedicated to Herbert Hoover, who was the U.S. Secretary of Commerce when the project began and later became the 31st President of the United States. The dam was named in his honor in recognition of his role in its construction and the significant impact it had on the southwestern United States' water and power supply. The dedication took place on September 30, 1935.
Herbert Hoover didn't build the dam, it was just named in honour of him. The Hoover Dam boarders Nevada and Arizona. The dam was built in order to create jobs during the Great Depression and it succeeded
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Hoover Dam (a.k.a. Boulder Dam) was built across the Colorado River, which at that point forms the border between Nevada and California.
Hoover proposed projects such as the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the Hoover Dam. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation provided loans to banks and industries to stimulate economic recovery, but its impact was limited as the economy continued to deteriorate. The Hoover Dam was successful in providing jobs and generating hydroelectric power, but its benefits were not fully realized until after Hoover left office.
The Hoover Dam is located in North America. It straddles the border between the states of Nevada and Arizona in the United States. The dam is situated on the Colorado River and is a significant engineering landmark in the region.