Of those calling for rescue, 164 died; 39 were hikers, 20 swimmers, and 19 boaters.
The second largest group was boaters, then swimmers.
Four died, including three children, as rescuers struggled to find the boaters for at least two hours in continual bad weather.
The boaters were in the water for at least two hours amid waves that reached 10 feet (three meters) and frothed in the wind as rescuers searched for them, Mike Wahlberg, Garden City fire chief, said.
As the domestic market softens, some of the most famous names in British education are building far-flung outposts.Harrow led the way in 1998 by setting up a school in Bangkok, where its straw boaters greatly amused the locals.
There are boaters from Utah and fly-fishers from California, who love the freedom of the lake and the clear trout-stream waters below the dam.
The doctor-turned-dictator lived simply but used the fortune generated by a state company to push through his pet schemes, such as Kamuzu Academy, an imitation English public school in the bush where students wore boaters and blazers, and learned ancient Greek.
Justice Rehnquist's tenacity and industry thus enabled him to set his stamp on a large body of law.He showed, too surprisingly for a big, shambling man who liked boaters and loud ties a capacity to be subtle, even invisible, in the making of argument.
Their names Eton, Winchester, Harrow, Fettes conjure up images of striped blazers and straw boaters, speech days and rugger matches.
The navy deployed fast-attack vessels (pictured), cordoning off a wide swath of water and forcing Swedish pleasure boaters seeking the last good autumn weather to leave.
Built to store water and to produce electricity for the south-western states, and taking 17 construction workers' lives in the building, Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell, the 180-mile-long azure lake above it, provide recreation to thousands of boaters and other water-lovers on the border of Utah and Arizona.
