Durance River canal system

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The Durance River canal system is an extensive network of man-made channels in southeastern France that diverts water from the Durance River for irrigation, hydroelectric power, and regional water supply, including feeding the Étang de Berre.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal system
water management infrastructure
associatedWith Durance-Verdon hydroelectric scheme NERFINISHED
component Canal EDF de la Durance NERFINISHED
Canal de Carpentras NERFINISHED
Canal de Craponne NERFINISHED
Canal de Curbans NERFINISHED
Canal de Manosque NERFINISHED
Canal de Marseille NERFINISHED
Canal de Saint-Julien NERFINISHED
Canal de Ventavon NERFINISHED
Canal de la Crau NERFINISHED
constructionPeriod 19th century
country France
divertsWaterTo Étang de Berre NERFINISHED
expandedIn 20th century
feeds Étang de Berre NERFINISHED
hasImpactOn Étang de Berre ecosystem
infrastructureType aqueducts
open channels
reservoirs
tunnels
locatedIn Durance valley NERFINISHED
southeastern France
managedBy Électricité de France NERFINISHED
partOf Durance River basin water management
purpose hydroelectric power generation
irrigation
regional water supply
regionServed Alpes-de-Haute-Provence NERFINISHED
Bouches-du-Rhône NERFINISHED
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur NERFINISHED
Vaucluse NERFINISHED
relatedTo Durance River NERFINISHED
Étang de Berre NERFINISHED
source Durance River NERFINISHED
supports hydroelectric power plants on the Durance
hydroelectric power plants on the Verdon
usedFor agricultural irrigation
drinking water supply
industrial water supply
usesWaterFrom Durance River NERFINISHED
waterTransferDirection from Alps to Mediterranean coastal plain
waterUser Aix-en-Provence metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Luberon agricultural areas
city of Marseille NERFINISHED
irrigated plains of Crau

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Étang de Berre hasInflow Durance River canal system