Lake Liddell

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Lake Liddell is an artificial reservoir in New South Wales, Australia, primarily associated with and used by nearby coal-fired power generation facilities.

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Lake Liddell canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
associatedWith Bayswater Power Station
Liddell Power Station
basinCountry Australia
country Australia
createdBy construction of Liddell Power Station infrastructure
function industrial water storage for power stations
support coal-fired electricity generation
hasArea approximately 11.3 square kilometres
approximately 1130 hectares
hasFacility Lake Liddell Recreation Area (historically)
hasIssue blue-green algal blooms (periodic)
elevated levels of certain contaminants (reported)
water contamination concerns
hasRecreationUse boating (historically)
fishing (historically)
water sports (historically)
hasShoreLength approximately 40 kilometres
inflow local creeks
surface runoff
locatedIn Hunter Region
Hunter River catchment
New South Wales
Upper Hunter Valley
linked to: Upper Hunter
locatedNear Muswellbrook
New England Highway
Singleton
managedBy energy and water authorities of New South Wales
nearbyCity Muswellbrook
Singleton
nearbyInfrastructure Bayswater Power Station
Liddell Power Station
outflow controlled discharge channels
partOf infrastructure network of Bayswater Power Station
infrastructure network of Liddell Power Station
primaryUse cooling water supply
industrial water storage
region Hunter Valley
subjectOf environmental monitoring
public health advisories
water quality assessments
waterType freshwater
waterUsedBy Bayswater Power Station
Liddell Power Station
waterUsedFor cooling coal-fired power stations
thermal power generation support

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