Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded in North America expended its terrible fury just ten years ago over an eight-state area near Yellowstone Park. As a result, buildings once above water-level now stand permanently inundated and desolate in the waters of Hebgen Dam (above). And a road which once ran through the Madison River Valley now crumbles to a watery end in a quake-dammed lake (below).
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One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded in North America expended its terrible fury just ten years ago over an eight-state area near Yellowstone Park. As a result, buildings once above water-level now stand permanently inundated and desolate in the waters of Hebgen Dam (above). And a road which once ran through the Madison River Valley now crumbles to a watery end in a quake-dammed lake (below).
Associated Press · [ca. July 1969]
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