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Believe it or not, it happened! In 1969, the iconic Falls transformed from thundering cascades to a silent cliff face over the Niagara Gorge when the mighty waters stopped flowing for the first time in some 12,000 years.
Ice Jam on the Niagara An enormous ice dam formed at the source of the Niagara River on the eastern shore of Lake Erie on March 29, 1848. Just after midnight, the thunderous sound of water surging over the great falls at Niagara came to a halt as the flow of water became severely restricted due to the ice jam.
Penstock gates are used to control the flow of water in a hydroelectric power plant, while stop logs are used to temporarily block the flow of water in a river or stream. In order to turn off Niagara Falls, the water needs to be diverted from the American Falls to the Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side.
But no feat has attracted more visitors than a scientific survey conducted in 1969. That year, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers turned off American Falls. The engineers wanted to find a way to remove the unseemly boulders that had piled up at its base since 1931, cutting the height of the falls in half.
The Army engineers were concerned about the erosion build-up at the bottom of the American Falls, as well as the erosion in the rock face of the falls, and for six months in the summer and fall of 1969, Niagaras American Falls were stopped by a man-made 600-foot (182 metre) dam.
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Niagaras American Falls dried up in 1969 In 1969 the American Falls, one of the three making up Niagara Falls, were dried up so engineers and geologists could study rockfalls and erosion there.
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