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Hydroelectric dam
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Hydroelectric dam. Traffic crossing the dam of a hydroelectric power station. Electricity generated by hydroelectric stations is relatively inexpensive & has little impact on the environment other than on the river it is built on. The amount of power generated may be increased quickly simply by raising the flood gates. Hydroelectric power stations are often used during peak demand times. Photograph of the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River, USA. Built during 1931-36, this dam is 221 meters high and 379 meters wide at its crest. The reservoir behind it, Lake Mead, has an area of 694 square kilometers. The dam's turbines are capable of generating 1.5 million kilowatts of power.
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Martin Bond/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2117179
Legacy Identifier:
SA4409
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2882px × 3512px (~28 MB)
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colorado river
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hoover dam
hydroelectric dam
hydroelectric power
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