Great Salt Lake Antelope Island Poster Tundra In the 1930s

In the 1930s

As a symbol of Yellowstone’s official entrance

and remaining unpaved until 1962

Hoover Dam is hydro-electric powerplant that produces more that four billion killowatt-hours of electricity per year

Construction on the railroad began that year to haul lumber from the mountain to the mill in town

Great Salt Lake Antelope Island Poster Tundra In the 1930sDescription 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy Covering 1,700 square miles, Great Salt Lake is the largest natural lake west of the Mississippi River. With no outlet, water only leaves through evaporation. Because of this, the salt content is at least twice that of the ocean. The lake and shoreline offer a wide range of recreational activities including hiking, camping, boating, and viewing wildlife. Antelope Island and the state marina offer great