Photographs
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Unit 1 is on the left as viewed from the Lake Michigan shoreline.
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Exterior of the Donald C. Cook Nuclear Generating Station.
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Interior of the turbine building at the Donald C. Cook Nuclear Generating Station.
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Aerial view. Visitors center is in the foreground. Unit 2 is behind Unit 1.
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Under construction in 1973
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Visitor area overlooking Lake Michigan
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