El Chocón Dam

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El Chocón Dam is a large hydroelectric dam in Argentina known for its significant role in power generation and flood control on the Limay River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gravity dam
hydroelectric dam
basinCountry Argentina NERFINISHED
constructionMaterial concrete
constructionStartDate 1968
continent South America
country Argentina
crosses Limay River NERFINISHED
designedFor peak load coverage
energySource hydropower
gridConnection Argentine Interconnection System NERFINISHED
hasPowerPlant El Chocón Hydroelectric Power Station NERFINISHED
hasSpillway yes
height 86 m
impact reduction of floods on the Limay River
stabilization of power supply in Argentina
inaugurationDate 1973
installedCapacity 1200 MW
length 2500 m
locatedIn Neuquén Province NERFINISHED
Río Negro Province NERFINISHED
locatedNear Villa El Chocón NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Limay River NERFINISHED
nearCity Cipolletti NERFINISHED
Neuquén NERFINISHED
notableFor large-scale hydroelectric power generation
major flood control infrastructure on the Limay River
numberOfTurbines 6
openingDate 1973
operator Emprendimientos Energéticos Binacionales S.A. NERFINISHED
owner Argentine government NERFINISHED
partOf Argentina national energy system
Comahue hydroelectric complex NERFINISHED
purpose flood control
power generation
water regulation
region Patagonia NERFINISHED
reservoirName Ezequiel Ramos Mexía Reservoir NERFINISHED
reservoirSurfaceArea 816 km2
reservoirTotalCapacity 20000000000 m3
reservoirUse fishing
recreation
tourism
spillwayType gated overflow
status operational
turbineType Francis turbine

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Limay River hasDam El Chocón Dam