Jamestown Dam

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Jamestown Dam is an earthfill dam in North Dakota that creates Jamestown Reservoir for flood control, irrigation, and recreation on the James River.

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Jamestown Dam canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earthfill dam
embankment dam
constructionBegan 1952
country United States
county Stutsman County, North Dakota
createsReservoir Jamestown Reservoir
crestElevation approximately 1465 feet above mean sea level
damType zoned earthfill
hasFeature concrete spillway
earthen embankment
outlet works
hasFunction regulation of James River flows
hasUse irrigation
recreation
height approximately 85 feet
length approximately 1418 feet
locatedIn North Dakota
locatedNear Jamestown, North Dakota
locatedOnRiver James River
managingAgency United States Bureau of Reclamation
nearCity Jamestown, North Dakota
openingYear 1953
operator United States Bureau of Reclamation
owner United States Bureau of Reclamation
partOf Missouri River basin
partOfProject Pick–Sloan Missouri Basin Program
primaryPurpose flood control
purpose reduction of downstream flood damage
support of recreational activities on Jamestown Reservoir
water supply for irrigation
region central North Dakota
reservoirName Jamestown Reservoir
reservoirPurpose flood control
irrigation storage
recreation
reservoirRecreation boating
camping
fishing
swimming
riverBasin James River basin
linked to: James River
spillwayType concrete chute spillway
state North Dakota
watercourseDammed James River

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James River hasDam Jamestown Dam
Jamestown, North Dakota hasLandmark Jamestown Dam
Jamestown Reservoir formedBy Jamestown Dam
Jamestown Reservoir isAssociatedWith Jamestown Dam