Lake Argyle Dam

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Lake Argyle Dam is a major rock-fill embankment dam in Western Australia that creates Lake Argyle, one of the country’s largest artificial lakes and a key component of the Ord River Irrigation Scheme.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf embankment dam
rock-fill dam
constructionBegan 1969
constructionMaterial rock-fill
country Australia
createsReservoir Lake Argyle NERFINISHED
damType embankment
designedBy Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation NERFINISHED
hasSpillway yes
isMajorComponentOf Ord River Scheme NERFINISHED
locatedIn Ord River NERFINISHED
locatedInBasin Ord River catchment
locatedNear Kununurra NERFINISHED
nearBorderWith Northern Territory NERFINISHED
openingDate 1972
operator Water Corporation of Western Australia NERFINISHED
partOf Ord River Irrigation Scheme NERFINISHED
purpose hydroelectric power generation
irrigation
water storage
region Kimberley NERFINISHED
reservoirName Lake Argyle NERFINISHED
reservoirType artificial lake
reservoirUse irrigation water supply
recreation
riverCrossed Ord River NERFINISHED
significance creates one of Australia’s largest artificial lakes
state Western Australia
tourismAttraction yes
usedFor supporting Ord River Irrigation Area agriculture

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Kununurra waterInfrastructure Lake Argyle Dam