Parteen Weir

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Parteen Weir is a major control structure on the River Shannon in Ireland that regulates water flow and levels as part of the Shannon hydroelectric scheme.

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Parteen Weir canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydraulic engineering structure
water control structure
weir
basinCountry Ireland
builtFor Shannon Scheme
connectsTo headrace canal to Ardnacrusha Power Station
constructionStart 1920s
coordinates approximate coordinates near Parteen, County Clare, Ireland
country Ireland
designedTo control maximum discharge from Lough Derg
maintain head for Ardnacrusha turbines
divertsWaterTo Ardnacrusha Power Station
hasComponent fish pass
sluice gates
spillway
hasFunction allocation of water between river and power canal
flow regulation for downstream Shannon
hasImpactOn aquatic ecosystems of the Shannon
downstream flood risk
navigation conditions on lower Shannon
infrastructureType hydropower infrastructure
locatedDownstreamOf Lough Derg
locatedIn County Clare
locatedInDrainageBasin Shannon River drainage basin
linked to: Shannon River Basin
locatedNear Ardnacrusha
locatedOnRiver River Shannon
locatedUpstreamOf Limerick City
managesOutflowFrom Lough Derg
nearSettlement Clonlara
Parteen
operator Electricity Supply Board
ownedBy Electricity Supply Board
partOf Irish national grid infrastructure
Shannon hydroelectric scheme
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power regulation
navigation management
region Munster
regulates water flow
water level
riverSystem Shannon River Basin
watercourse River Shannon main channel
Shannon headrace canal

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