Burrinjuck Dam and Power Station Adventure
Burrinjuck Dam on the Murrumbidgee River irrigation scheme delivers storage for the area with a 771,641 acre foot capacity and a 66,000 volt hydroelectric transmission. The No. 1 plant provides 5,000 kW while a second unit nears completion as crews describe spillways, turbines, and the scenic river gorge, with Burrinjuck town now hosting electric service and a fishing heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrinjuck
Cooma
Kiandra
Murrumbidgee
Goodradigher
Yass
Gunilapai
Goodradighee
Yuasa
Gondradigbee
R.L
Sydney
Sydney Harbour
Port
Victoria
Hed Bees
Dialogery, CO
Lane
Petera
Chedulaoytes
Niles
Thurvinjack
Ubis
Ylav Iaheur
Commonwealth Portland
Taemas
Goondah
Ooft
Government
Newcastle
Murrumburrah
Gundagal
Wagga
Yassia
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Young
Cootamundra
Junee
Gunnegal
D. FP. Campbell
No. 1
No. 2
Coolamon
the Rock
Cowra
Grenfell
Gundagai
Murrumburraly
Harden
Temora
Waggagee
Cregaie
Mick Cregan
Bowning
Me. Cregan
Mickregan
Theodore
Queena
New Zealand
C. Cregan
Mr. Cregan
Bookham
Church of England
Tenniy Court
Mickleman
Massy
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
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Burrinjuck Dam
Murrumbidgee River
Burrinjeck
Barembed
Mein Canal
E. F. Pitman
Pitman
Langthom
Queen Victoria
Hern
Goodrasdigbee River
DF Campbell
Sunercu
Campbell
Doe
L. A. B. Wade
M.insi. C.E
Burrin Tuck
E. M. de Burgh
M.inst
C.E
H.H. Dare
M.E
M.le
Auet
Menocr
J. G. Carter
BLE
Assoc
M.am