Zosel Dam
| Zosel Dam (Osoyoos Lake) | |||||||
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| Koordinaten | 48° 56′ 0″ N, 119° 25′ 10″ W | ||||||
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| Betreiber: | Washington Department of Ecology | ||||||
Das Flusssystem im Pazifischen Nordwesten
Der Zosel Dam ist ein Staudamm im Okanogan County im US-Bundesstaat Washington. Er staut den Okanogan River und bildet so den Osoyoos Lake. Der Damm wurde als Teil der größeren Osoyoos Lake International Water Control Structure gebaut, einem Joint-venture des Washington State Department of Ecology und des British Columbia Ministry of the Environment. Der Damm wurde von der kanadischen Firma Acres International Limited konstruiert und von der US-amerikanischen Firma Rognlins Inc gebaut.
Quellen
- Osoyoos Lake International Water Control Structure - Zosel Dam. Washington State Department of Ecology. Abgerufen am 17. Juni 2013.
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Maps of dams, drainage and estuaries along the Columbia River in North America (USA, Canada). Original caption: The Columbia River carved the Interior Columbia River Basin from the landscape of seven Western states and two Canadian provinces. The river itself flows from its headwaters in British Columbia, Canada through only two states, forming part of the Washington-Oregon border, the vast Interior Columbia River Basin is defined by the area drained by the river and its many tributaries. This 58-million-hectare area (about the size of France) extends roughly from the crest of the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington east through Idaho to the Continental Divide in the Rocky Mountains of Montana and Wyoming, and from the headwaters of the Columbia River in Canada to the high desert of northern Nevada and northwestern Utah.
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