Indian Valley Dam

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Indian Valley Dam is an earth-fill embankment dam in Lake County, California, that creates Indian Valley Reservoir for water storage, flood control, and recreation along Cache Creek.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dam
earth-fill embankment dam
basinCountry United States
constructionBegan 1972
country United States
createsReservoir Indian Valley Reservoir
crestElevation 1,480 feet
451 meters
damType earth-fill
hasCatchmentArea 122 square miles
316 square kilometers
hasOutflow Cache Creek
hasRecreationalArea Indian Valley Reservoir Recreation Area
height 204 feet
62 meters
impounds Indian Valley Reservoir
length 235 meters
770 feet
locatedIn California
Lake County, California
locatedInMountainRange Inner North Coast Ranges
linked to: North Coast Ranges
locatedInWatershed Cache Creek watershed
locatedNorthOf Clear Lake, California
locatedOnWatercourse North Fork Cache Creek
managesRunoffFrom North Fork Cache Creek watershed
mapLocation Lake County, California
material earth
rockfill
nearbyCity Clearlake, California
Williams, California
opened 1975
operator Yolo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
ownedBy Yolo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
partOf Yolo County Flood Control Project
purpose flood control
recreation
water storage
recreationActivity boating
camping
fishing
regionServed Yolo County, California
linked to: Yolo County
reservoirCapacityTotal 301,000 acre-feet
371,000,000 cubic meters
reservoirSurfaceArea 16 square kilometers
4,000 acres
spillwayType uncontrolled overflow
usedFor downstream flow regulation
irrigation water supply

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Cache Creek hasStructure Indian Valley Dam