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300 Area Explosive Demolition
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
In the early morning hours of October 9, 2010, three structures at Hanford’s 300 Area came crashing to the ground as planned. The explosive demolition of the 309 Building stack, 337 Building and 337B Building capped months of work by Washington Closure Hanford and subcontractor staff. The stack was 110 feet tall, the 337B Building was 93 feet tall and the 337 Building was three stories tall.
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