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Lake Mead is perilously low, nearing record depths and dangerously close to “dead pool” — where it can’t generate power, impacting 25 million people across multiple states and even into Mexico. As water recedes, submerged mountain tops, trees, and rocks are re-emerging, creating hidden hazards for boaters. The National Park Service is urging visitors to use nautical maps, communication tools, and to report new dangers via GPS coordinates to help keep everyone safe on the rapidly changing lakebed.

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