Ross Dam

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Ross Dam is a large hydroelectric dam in Washington State that forms Ross Lake as part of the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project.

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Ross Dam canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concrete gravity dam
hydroelectric dam
alsoKnownAs Ross Dam on the Skagit River
basinCountry Canada
United States
constructionStartDate 1937
continent North America
country United States
crosses Skagit River
energySource hydropower
formsReservoir Ross Lake NERFINISHED
hasFunction supplies electricity to Seattle area
hasRecreation boating on Ross Lake
camping along Ross Lake
fishing on Ross Lake
height about 540 feet
isPartOf Seattle City Light Skagit Project
length about 1,300 feet
locatedIn Washington State
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County, Washington
linked to: Whatcom County
locatedInMountainRange North Cascades
locatedInProtectedArea Ross Lake National Recreation Area
locatedNear North Cascades National Park
Ross Lake National Recreation Area
locatedOnRiver Skagit River
namedAfter James Delmage Ross
nearBorderWith Canada
nearTown Newhalem, Washington
openingDate 1940
operator Seattle City Light
ownedBy Seattle City Light
partOf Skagit River Hydroelectric Project
partOfCascade Skagit River dams
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
recreation support
region Pacific Northwest
reservoirLocation extends into British Columbia, Canada
reservoirName Ross Lake NERFINISHED
reservoirType artificial lake
status operational
upstreamFrom Diablo Dam
Gorge Dam
watercourse Skagit River

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