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how many avalanche paths threaten state route 210 (SR_210) and other roads in little cottonwood canyon? correct answers 50 which highway has the highest avalanche hazard of any highway in north America? correct answers State Route 20 through little cottonwood canyon, Ut what was the seasonal pop. in the town of alta correct answers 3,000 According to salt lake tribune in 884, how many people had been killed by snow slides in and around Alta at that point? correct answers 143 In contrast, how many people died according to more recent estimates from the Alta Historical Society? correct answers 74 in the "original" 1930s Utah interconnect (during which people skied from park city to little cottonwood canon) where did people stay overnight? correct answers rose hotel, Brighton Who convinced the Utah national guard to bring a 75-millimeter French howitzer to little cottonwood canyon to do avalanche control work? correct answers Monte Atwater Which trained snow scientist came to Alta in q952 and push avalanche research in Little cottonwood canyon to new heights? correct answers Ed LaChapelle What military grade weapon fires large shells into avalanche starting zones to trigger avalanches when the highway is closed in little cottonwood canyon? correct answers Howitzer Based on videos, which of the following are used for contemporary avalanche mitigation efforts in upper little cottonwood canyon? correct answers Howitzer, O'bellx, Gazex, Wyssen Tower an area of restricted travel when non essential personnel are confined to homes or lodges in little cottonwood canyon is known as correct answers interlodge A day when the highway is closed but the ski are is open is known as a correct answers country club day from the mid-1940s through the winter, how many ski patrollers died while engaged in avalanche and snow safety work in the united states? correct answers 25 The group with primary responsibility for avalanche safety along SR-210 in little cottonwood canyon is correct answers UDOT avalanche fatalities average less than one per year at US ski areas. what are the approximate odds of being killed in an avalanche in open, inbounds terrain at a US ski area? correct answers 1 per 10,000,000 skier days