Tom Miller Dam

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Tom Miller Dam is a concrete dam on the Colorado River in Austin, Texas, that forms Lake Austin and helps provide flood control and hydroelectric power for the region.

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Tom Miller Dam canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concrete dam
gravity dam
controls downstream river flows through Austin
country United States
createsReservoir Lake Austin
forms Lake Austin
hasEnergySource hydropower
hasFormerName Austin Dam
hasFunction run-of-river hydroelectric generation
hasOfficialName Tom Miller Dam
hasStructureType concrete
helpsProtect Austin, Texas from flooding
impounds Colorado River (Texas)
isDownstreamOf Mansfield Dam
isInfrastructureType energy infrastructure
water management infrastructure
isUpstreamOf Longhorn Dam
locatedIn Austin, Texas
linked to: Austin

Texas
Travis County, Texas
locatedInCountry United States
locatedOnRiver Colorado River
nearCity Austin, Texas
linked to: City of Austin
operator Lower Colorado River Authority
ownedBy Lower Colorado River Authority
partOf Colorado River hydropower system
Highland Lakes chain
linked to: Highland Lakes
providesServiceTo Austin metropolitan area
Central Texas region
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation support
water supply
regionServed Lower Colorado River region in Texas
riverBasin Colorado River Basin (Texas)
state Texas
supportsActivity boating on Lake Austin
fishing on Lake Austin
water sports on Lake Austin

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Lake Austin createdBy Tom Miller Dam
Lake Austin impoundedBy Tom Miller Dam
Tom Miller Dam hasOfficialName Tom Miller Dam
Highland Lakes hasDam Tom Miller Dam