Grand River system

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The Grand River system is a network of waterways in northeastern Oklahoma centered on the Grand River and its reservoirs, supporting regional water supply, recreation, and hydroelectric power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river system
waterway network
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
flowsThrough Cherokee County, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
Delaware County, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
Mayes County, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
Ottawa County, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
Wagoner County, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
governedBy Oklahoma state water regulations
hasHydroelectricFacility Fort Gibson Dam NERFINISHED
Pensacola Dam NERFINISHED
Robert S. Kerr Dam NERFINISHED
hasPart Fort Gibson Lake NERFINISHED
Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees NERFINISHED
Grand River (Oklahoma) NERFINISHED
Lake Hudson (Oklahoma) NERFINISHED
hasReservoir Fort Gibson Lake NERFINISHED
Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees NERFINISHED
Lake Hudson (Oklahoma) NERFINISHED
locatedIn northeastern Oklahoma
mainRiver Grand River (Oklahoma) NERFINISHED
managedBy Grand River Dam Authority NERFINISHED
partOf Arkansas River watershed NERFINISHED
Mississippi River basin NERFINISHED
purpose electricity generation
flood control
navigation support
recreation
recreationalActivity boating
camping
fishing
swimming
water sports
region Green Country, Oklahoma NERFINISHED
riverSystemOf Arkansas River NERFINISHED
supportsEcosystem freshwater fish habitat
wetland habitats
supportsUse hydroelectric power generation
recreation
regional water supply
tributaryOf Arkansas River NERFINISHED
usedFor regional economic development
sport fishing tournaments
tourism
waterUse industrial water supply
irrigation
municipal water supply

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Fort Gibson Lake partOf Grand River system