Solina Dam

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Solina Dam is a major hydroelectric and flood-control dam in southeastern Poland, known for creating the large artificial Solina Lake in the Bieszczady region.

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Solina Dam canonical 2
Solina Hydroelectric Dam 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dam
flood-control structure
gravity dam
hydroelectric dam
alsoKnownAs Solina Hydroelectric Dam
linked to: Solina Dam

Zapora Solina
basinCountry Poland
constructionStartDate 1960
country Poland
createsReservoir Solina Lake
designedFor regulation of San River flow
energySource hydropower
feature boat tours on Solina Lake
viewing platforms
hasPowerPlant Solina Hydroelectric Power Plant
hasSpillway yes
height about 82 m
impact creation of Solina Lake resort area
length about 664 m
locatedIn Bieszczady region
Subcarpathian Voivodeship
southeastern Poland
locatedInProtectedArea Bieszczady tourism region
locatedOnRiver San River
material concrete
nearSettlement Polanczyk
Solina
openingDate 1968
operator Polish power authorities
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
water storage
region Carpathian Mountains
reservoirLocation Bieszczady Mountains
reservoirName Solina Lake
reservoirType artificial lake
significance one of the largest dams in Poland
tourism popular tourist attraction
usedFor local fisheries support
navigation support on reservoir

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Solina Lake formedBy Solina Dam
Polańczyk locatedNear Solina Dam
subject linked to: town of Polańczyk
Solina Dam alsoKnownAs Solina Hydroelectric Dam
linked to: Solina Dam