Trojan Nuclear Power Plant - Cooling Tower, Prescott

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Trojan Nuclear Power Plant - Cooling Tower

71760 Columbia River Hwy, Rainier
Prescott OR United States

Status:	destroyed
Construction Dates
Finished	1976
Destroyed	2006

Building Uses

- electrical

Structural Types

- chimney

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Description
- Source: http://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/OR3142

- Owner: Portland General Electric (PGE)

- Cost at Completion: $450,000,000

- The plant was closed in January of 1993 after a cracked tube had released radioactive gas into the plant.

- The plant's cooling tower was brought down by implosion on May 21, 2006.

- The plant was built on a Native American burial ground.

- This was Oregon's only nuclear power plant.

- Though located in the tiny city of Prescott, the plant actually had a Rainier address, a small city just to the north of Prescott.

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