Shepaug Dam

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Shepaug Dam is a hydroelectric dam on the Shepaug River in Connecticut, known for its power generation and as a popular winter bald eagle viewing site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gravity dam
hydroelectric dam
constructionCompleted 1955
country United States of America
surface form: United States
createsReservoir Lake Lillinonah NERFINISHED
crosses Shepaug River NERFINISHED
downstreamFrom Shepaug River NERFINISHED
energySource hydropower
gridConnection New England power grid NERFINISHED
hasNearbyFacility Shepaug Eagle Observation Area parking lot NERFINISHED
hasPart Shepaug Hydroelectric Station NERFINISHED
hasPowerhouse yes
hasSpillway yes
hasWildlifeViewingArea Shepaug Eagle Observation Area NERFINISHED
height approximately 140 feet
inBasinCountry United States NERFINISHED
isPartOf Housatonic River watershed NERFINISHED
knownFor bald eagle winter viewing
hydroelectric power production
length approximately 1,412 feet
locatedIn Connecticut
Litchfield County, Connecticut NERFINISHED
Northeast United States NERFINISHED
locatedNear Housatonic River NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Shepaug River NERFINISHED
managedBy FirstLight Power Resources NERFINISHED
near Newtown, Connecticut NERFINISHED
Roxbury, Connecticut NERFINISHED
Southbury, Connecticut NERFINISHED
notableSpeciesObserved bald eagle GENERATED
waterfowl GENERATED
numberOfTurbines 2
openingYear 1955
operatedBy Eversource Energy NERFINISHED
ownedBy Connecticut Light and Power Company NERFINISHED
Eversource Energy NERFINISHED
plantCapacity approximately 42 megawatts
purpose hydroelectric power generation
recreation
recreationActivity birdwatching
boating on Lake Lillinonah
fishing
region New England NERFINISHED
reservoirName Lake Lillinonah NERFINISHED
status operational
turbineType Francis turbine
upstreamReservoir Lake Lillinonah NERFINISHED
watercourse Shepaug River NERFINISHED

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Shepaug River near Shepaug Dam