Craig Goch Dam

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Craig Goch Dam is a stone-built, curved gravity dam in mid-Wales, often called the “top dam” of the Elan Valley reservoirs and noted for its picturesque setting and architectural elegance.

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Craig Goch Dam canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf curved dam
gravity dam
reservoir dam
alsoKnownAs Top Dam NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Victorian
basinCountry United Kingdom
completionDate 1904
constructionStartDate 1897
country United Kingdom
designedBy Alexander Binnie NERFINISHED
James Mansergh NERFINISHED
engineeringSignificance major component of Elan Valley waterworks scheme
hasFeature curved masonry crest
ornamental parapets
stone towers
hasRoadway road across crest
hasSpillway yes
height approximately 36 metres
heritageStatus Grade II* listed structure
isTouristAttraction true
length approximately 156 metres
locatedIn Elan Valley NERFINISHED
Powys NERFINISHED
Wales
mid-Wales
locatedUpstreamOf Caban-coch Dam NERFINISHED
Garreg-ddu Dam NERFINISHED
Pen-y-garreg Dam NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
near Elan Village NERFINISHED
Rhayader NERFINISHED
notedFor architectural elegance
picturesque setting
openingDate 1904
operator Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water NERFINISHED
owner Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water NERFINISHED
partOf Birmingham water supply system NERFINISHED
Elan Valley Reservoirs NERFINISHED
purpose regulation of river flow
water supply
regionServed Birmingham NERFINISHED
reservoirCapacity approximately 9,200 megalitres
reservoirName Craig Goch Reservoir NERFINISHED
riverCrossed River Elan NERFINISHED
spillwayType overflow

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Elan Valley hasPart Craig Goch Dam
Elan Valley reservoirs hasStructure Craig Goch Dam