Carry Falls Reservoir

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Carry Falls Reservoir is a man-made lake in northern New York formed by damming the Raquette River, used for hydroelectric power generation and recreation.

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Carry Falls Reservoir canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
reservoir
basinCountry United States of America
country United States of America
elevation approximately 940 feet above sea level
fishSpecies lake trout
northern pike
smallmouth bass
walleye
yellow perch
formedBy Carry Falls Dam
governingBody New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
hasAccess public boat launches
hasInflow Raquette River
hasIsland multiple small islands
hasOutflow Raquette River
hasShorelineType forested shoreline
impoundedBy hydroelectric dam
locatedIn New York
St. Lawrence County, New York NERFINISHED
northern New York
locatedInProtectedArea Adirondack Park
locatedInWatershed St. Lawrence River watershed
locatedOnRiver Raquette River
nearbySettlement Colton, New York
Parishville, New York
operator Brookfield Renewable Partners
partOf Raquette River hydropower system
purpose flow regulation on Raquette River
recreationalActivity canoeing
hunting in surrounding area
ice fishing
kayaking
region Adirondacks
state New York
use boating
camping
fishing
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
watercourse Raquette River

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Raquette River hasWaterbody Carry Falls Reservoir
Carry Falls Dam formsReservoir Carry Falls Reservoir
Carry Falls Dam hasReservoir Carry Falls Reservoir
Carry Falls Dam creates Carry Falls Reservoir