Monolith, California
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History
The Aqueduct post office opened in 1908, and changed its name to Monolith in 1910.[1]
Aqueduct−Monolith began as a camp for workers at a cement plant for the Owens Valley aqueduct project, supplying materials for the construction of concrete structures.[1] William Mulholland bestowed the name change, due to a huge limestone deposit.[1] At Monolith Substation in 2014, Southern California Edison commissioned the Tehachapi Energy Storage Project, which was the largest lithium-ion battery system operating in North America at the time of commissioning and one of the largest in the world.[3]
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