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What U.S city was part of the Manhattan Project had 75000 citizens was top secret and was not even named until 1949 years after it was built?

Baton Rouge; Louisiana


What U.S. city was part of the Manhattan project had 75000 citizens was top secret and was not even named until 1949 years after it was built?

Oak Ridge, Tennessee


What is the nickname of the project that built the atomic bomb?

Manhattan project


Who built the atomic bombs in the Manhattan project?

Opennheimer


What U.S. city was part of the Manhattan project had 75000 citizens was secret and was mot even named until 1949 years after it was built?

The U.S. city you are referring to is Oak Ridge, Tennessee. It was established during World War II as part of the Manhattan Project to develop atomic weapons. With a population of about 75,000, it remained largely secretive and was not publicly named until 1949, years after its construction and the end of the war. Oak Ridge played a crucial role in uranium enrichment and other key aspects of the project.


Where in Manhattan was the atom bomb made?

The project to build the atomic bomb was given the secret code-name of "The Manhattan Project", however the bombs were not built in Manhattan. Check wikipedia for details on actual locations.


What was the name of the secret American program which built the atomic bomb?

Manhattan project


Top secret US group that built the atomic bomb?

the answer is "THE MANHATTAN PROJECT" :D


What state built the atomic bombs?

The project was codenamed "The Manhattan Project" in the United States under the Truman administration.


What project invented the atomic bomb?

The atomic bomb was not invented by a project, it was invented by Leo Szilard in 1933.However the Manhattan Project built the first ones in 1945.


What happen with the Manhattan Project?

The united states researched, built, tested and created the first atomic weapon.


What was the name of the top secret program that built the atomic bomb in World War 2?

Manhattan project, led by Oppenheimer