Nevada County Sheriff Shannan Moon said three of the victims were Blackbird Mountain Guides, identified as 34-year-old Andrew Alissandratos of Verdi, Nevada; 42-year-old Nicole Choo of South Lake Tahoe, California; and 30-year-old Michael Henry of Soda Springs, California.
The bodies of five individuals were recovered on Friday evening when a helicopter flew into the snowy region. The remaining four were recovered Saturday morning, with authorities saying the victims were found relatively close to each other.
The first search teams were able to make contact with the survivors until about 5:30 p.m., providing first aid and preparing an evacuation plan. The search teams also located the additional five victims.
Thursday brought more heavy snow to the area, halting aircraft operations and once again pausing recovery operations. However, Hack said they were used to improve routes into the area.
The avalanche became the deadliest in the U.S. since an avalanche at Mt. Rainer killed 11 people in 1981.
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