Contractors Hill

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Contractors Hill is a prominent landform along the Panama Canal’s Gaillard Cut, historically significant for the massive excavation and landslide-control efforts required during the canal’s construction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
landform
elevationRelativeTo higher than canal water level
formsShoreOf Culebra Cut section of Panama Canal NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Contractors Hill (Panama Canal) NERFINISHED
Contractors Hill, Panama NERFINISHED
hasGeology sedimentary rocks and volcanic materials (general)
hasHistoricalSignificance engineering history of the Panama Canal
geotechnical engineering
isAssociatedWith Culebra Cut excavation
Panama Canal construction
landslide control
slope stabilization
isKnownFor recurrent landslides during canal construction
steep unstable slopes
isNear Gold Hill NERFINISHED
isOn east bank of Gaillard Cut NERFINISHED
isPartOf continental divide in Panama
isProminentAlong Gaillard Cut NERFINISHED
isSubjectOf geological and geotechnical research
historical studies of Panama Canal construction
isVisibleFrom ships transiting the Panama Canal at Gaillard Cut
locatedIn Gaillard Cut NERFINISHED
Panama NERFINISHED
Panama Canal NERFINISHED
nameRefersTo contractors who worked on the Panama Canal
overlooks main channel of the Panama Canal at Gaillard Cut
partOf Panama Canal Zone NERFINISHED
wasModifiedBy large-scale blasting
mechanical excavation
wasModifiedDuring early 20th century
wasSiteOf landslide-mitigation projects
massive excavation works

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Gaillard Cut passesNear Contractors Hill