Hoover Dam

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Sector Seven's budget isn't bloated, it's just retaining water.

The Hoover Dam (also known as the Boulder Dam [citation needed]) is a large dam located in the United States of America, right on the Colorado River. It provides power to six states.

Generation 1

Big Looker books

The Decepticons attacked Hoover Dam to steal energy from it. This consisted of blasting holes in the top of it. The Autobots arrived and counter-attacked, driving them off, and the dam was saved.


Marvel Comics continuity

Bombshell used a cerebro-shell to force hydroelectric engineer Ricky Vasquez to bring Megatron into the energy plant at Hoover Dam, as part of the Decepticons' plan to steal the plant's energy and transport it to Cybertron via the space bridge. In response, Optimus Prime sent the newly built Aerialbots to hinder the Decepticons. Ricky Vasquez eventually regained control of his body and fired Megatron at the space bridge, saving the plant. Aerialbots over America!


Movie

Transformers 2007 film

Hoover Dam has always been a dam intended to provide power. It was not the secret base of Sector Seven, because Sector Seven does not exist. At no point in time did it hold any robotic lifeforms or alien technology. There is nothing to see! These aren't the droids you're looking for. You may go about your business. Move along. Transformers


Titan Magazine

The following events occur in an alternate timeline/continuity where Megatron won the battle of Mission City.

Megatron uses the former Sector Seven base as a prison for Optimus Prime—who he has frozen, for he is petty. A tunnel link to the dam can be accessed in Denver. Twilight's Last Gleaming, Part: 1 A ferocious running battle eventually saw Optimus rescued and Megatron dead. Twilight's Last Gleaming, Part: 5