Wyman Dam

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Wyman Dam is a hydroelectric dam in Maine that impounds the Kennebec River to form Wyman Lake and generate power.

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instanceOf gravity dam
hydroelectric dam
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
category Buildings and structures in Somerset County, Maine
Dams in Maine
Hydroelectric power plants in Maine
commissioned 1930
constructionBegan 1928
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createsReservoir Wyman Lake NERFINISHED
energySource hydropower
gridConnection North American power transmission grid
surface form: New England power grid
hasReservoir Wyman Lake NERFINISHED
hasSpillway yes
height 155 feet
47 meters
impounds Kennebec River
length 3,000 feet
914 meters
locatedIn Maine
Somerset County, Maine
locatedOn Kennebec River
namedAfter Walter Wyman
nearestCity Bingham, Maine NERFINISHED
numberOfTurbines 3
openingYear 1930
operator Brookfield Renewable Partners
originalDeveloper Central Maine Power Company
owner Brookfield Renewable Partners
partOf Skowhegan Dam
surface form: Kennebec River hydroelectric system
plantCapacity 207 MW
plantType run-of-river and storage
purpose hydroelectric power generation
power generation
region New England
reservoirName Wyman Lake NERFINISHED
reservoirNameEtymology named after Walter Wyman
reservoirSurfaceArea about 20 square kilometers
about 5,000 acres
reservoirUse boating
fishing
recreation
riverSystem Kennebec River
state Maine
turbineType Francis turbine
watercourse Kennebec River

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Kennebec River hasDam Wyman Dam