Roza Dam

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Roza Dam is a diversion dam on Washington State’s Yakima River that helps supply irrigation water as part of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s Yakima Project.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concrete dam
diversion dam
run-of-the-river dam
basinCountry United States
constructionBegan 1940
constructionBy United States Bureau of Reclamation
country United States
divertsWaterTo Roza Canal
hasFishPassage fish ladder
fish screens
hasPowerPlant Roza Powerplant
hasSpillwayType overflow spillway
height 20 meters
67 feet
length 148 meters
486 feet
locatedIn Yakima County, Washington
locatedNear Moxee, Washington
Terrace Heights, Washington
locatedOnRiver Yakima River
managesIrrigationFor agricultural lands in the Yakima Valley
openingYear 1950
operator United States Bureau of Reclamation
ownedBy United States Bureau of Reclamation
partOf Yakima Project
powerPlantCapacity 12.9 MW
powerPlantType conventional hydroelectric power plant
projectAuthorization authorized as part of the Yakima Project
purpose hydroelectric power generation
irrigation
reservoirName none (run-of-the-river diversion)
riverMile 127.9
spillwayCount 1
state Washington
upstreamFrom Yakima, Washington
waterSupplyProject Roza Irrigation District

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Yakima Project component Roza Dam