Zeya Reservoir

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Zeya Reservoir is a large artificial lake in Russia’s Amur Oblast, created by the Zeya Dam on the Zeya River for hydroelectric power generation, flood control, and regional water management.

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Zeya Reservoir canonical 2
Zeya 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
basinCountry Russia
constructionBegan 1964
continent Asia
country Russia
createdBy Zeya Dam
hasImpact fish migration patterns
local ecosystems
regional climate moderation
hasUse fisheries
navigation support
recreation
inflow Zeya River
length 225 km
locatedIn Amur Oblast
Russian Far East
linked to: Russia Far East
locatedInFederalDistrict Far Eastern Federal District
locatedInTimeZone UTC+9
locatedNear Zeya (town)
linked to: Upper Zeya basin
locatedOnRiver Zeya River
maximumDepth 93 m
openingDate 1975
operator RusHydro
outflow Zeya River
partOf Zeya Hydroelectric Station
partOfRiverBasin Amur River basin
purpose flood control
flow regulation
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation support
water management
region Amur Oblast
startOfOperation 1975
surfaceArea 2420 km²
totalCapacity 68.4 km³
typeOfDamCreatingIt concrete gravity dam
watercourse Zeya River

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Zeya River reservoir Zeya Reservoir
Zeya Hydroelectric Power Station cityNearby Zeya
linked to: Zeya Reservoir