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The prison was never at full capacity. The average number of prisoners was about 260, the highest recorded was 320. 3) How many cells are there? There are 4 cell blocks in the prison. A thru D. B and C blocks have 336 cells for general population. D block was kept for "unruly inmates" with 42 cells. 4) Which cells did Al Capone and Robert "Birdman" Stroud occupy? Prisoners were often moved around from cell to cell during their stay at Alcatraz. Capone was no exception and also spent a little time in D block for fighting. 'Stroud' was mostly in D block and then transferred to a hospital wing on site. 5) How many correctional officers worked on the Island? 90 officers for 3 shifts for the most part and then reduced in 1950 for budget cuts. Alcatraz Prison Cells 6) Where did the officers live? Many lived on the island as well as off. Building 64 included a number of apartments, as well 3 apartment buildings, 4 separate homes and a duplex. The warden lived in a large separate home near the prison building.
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The dam also provides some flood attenuation for Standerton and stores up to 100 million m 3 /annum pumped into the upper reaches of the Vaal River basin from Heyshope Dam in the Usutu River basin. The hazard potential of the entire dam construction has been ranked high (3). During the serious drought of 1983, the water resources in the adjacent Komati River and Usutu River basins were badly depleted, leading to serious concerns that the water supplies to various power stations could be affected. Any water shortages to the power stations would be disastrous for South Africa since 80% of the country's electricity is dependent on water from the Komati-Usutu-Vaal system. It was estimated that the newly completed (1982) Grootdraai Dam would empty within a matter of months and an emergency scheme was therefore initiated to pump water upstream over a distance of 202 km to Grootdraai Dam from Vaal Dam. The emergency scheme involved constructing 7 weirs, each with numerous pumps capable of pumping a total of 1 million m 3 /day.