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The History of Lake Havasu

Robert P. McCulloch created Lake Havasu, byLake Havasu. In the early 1800's mountain men
some small miracle, to build a city in amade their way along that section of the
small piece of Arizona desert. The miracle isriver. They made their livelihood at trapping
that he was able to do this without any majorbeavers in the streams and rivers in the
highway winding its way through the would-bearea. However, the mountain men were forced
city. There was no road connecting this areaout of the area in by the 1830's by the
to the rest of the country. Not only was heMohave  Indians.
able to do this but also he was also able to
transport the historic London Bridge almostThe Spanish also found their way in the Lake
halfway around the globe and reconstruct itHavasu region by mining up and down the river
in  the  Arizona  desert.in the nearby mountains. Other prospectors
followed them. Mining camps began to spring
McCulloch found the site for Lake Havasu whenup all along the rivers in this area. These
he flew over the area in search of a locationminers discouraged people from settling the
to test the outboard boat motors hearea saying that the terrain was too rough
manufactured. Lake Havasu was created withand  uninhabitable.
the construction of Parker Dam in the 1930's.
Until this dam was built, what is now LakeWith the construction of Parker's Dam in the
Havasu was a remote section of the Coloradomid 1930's we see the appearance of small
River that wound its way through the roughvillages and communities in the Lake Havasu
terrain.area. However, floods that caused the
shoreline to widen destroyed most if not all
However, McCulloch was not the first personvillages and communities.
to ever venture into this area that is now



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