Neversink Dam

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Neversink Dam is a large earthen reservoir dam in New York’s Catskill Mountains that forms part of the New York City water supply system.

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Neversink Dam canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earthfill dam
reservoir dam
accessRestricted yes
basinCountry United States
completionDate 1953
constructionMaterial earth
rock fill
constructionStartDate 1941
country United States
crosses Neversink River
damType earthen embankment
formsReservoir Neversink Reservoir
hasCatchmentArea Neversink River watershed
linked to: Neversink River
hasOutletWorks yes
hasSpillway yes
height about 195 feet
isPartOfInfrastructure New York City water tunnels and reservoirs network
length about 2,000 feet
locatedIn Catskill Mountains
New York State
Sullivan County, New York
Town of Neversink
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedInWatershed Delaware River watershed
locatedOnRiver Neversink River
managingAgency New York City Department of Environmental Protection
namedAfter Neversink River
nearbySettlement Grahamsville, New York
Neversink, New York
openingDate 1954
operatedBy New York City Department of Environmental Protection
ownedBy City of New York
linked to: New York City
partOf Catskill water supply system
New York City water supply system
primaryUse drinking water supply
purpose flood control
flow regulation
municipal water supply
regionServed New York City metropolitan area
reservoirCapacity about 34 billion US gallons
reservoirSurfaceArea about 1,500 acres
reservoirUse raw water storage
seasonal flow regulation
usedForRecreation limited, regulated
waterSupplyTo New York City

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Neversink River impoundedBy Neversink Dam
Neversink Reservoir createdBy Neversink Dam