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Jackson Mills and Mine Falls Dams, Nashua, New Hampshire. Reconnaissance Report, Hydroelectric Feasibility. Volume 2. Mine Falls Dam

This study investigated hydroelectric development at Mines Falls Dam in Nashua New Hampshire. Reinstallation of hydroelectric power at Mines Falls Dam has been determined feasible. Two hydroelectric development plans were looked at in detail: (1) hydroelectric development at the dam site, (2) development along the canal about one mile downstream of the dam. Development at the dam was determined to be the most practical and feasible as it would not disturb the delicate canal system. (Author)

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Jackson Mills and Mine Falls Dams, Nashua, New Hampshire. Reconnaissance Report, Hydroelectric Feasibility. Volume 2. Mine Falls Dam

This study investigated hydroelectric development at Mines Falls Dam in Nashua New Hampshire. Reinstallation of hydroelectric power at Mines Falls Dam has been determined feasible. Two hydroelectric development plans were looked at in detail: (1) hydroelectric development at the dam site, (2) development along the canal about one mile downstream of the dam. Development at the dam was determined to be the most practical and feasible as it would not disturb the delicate canal system. (Author)

Jackson Mills and Mine Falls Dams, Nashua, New Hampshire. Reconnaissance Report, Hydroelectric Feasibility. Volume 2. Mine Falls Dam

This study investigated hydroelectric development at Mines Falls Dam in Nashua New Hampshire. Reinstallation of hydroelectric power at Mines Falls Dam has been determined feasible. Two hydroelectric development plans were looked at in detail: (1) hydroelectric development at the dam site, (2) development along the canal about one mile downstream of the dam. Development at the dam was determined to be the most practical and feasible as it would not disturb the delicate canal system. (Author)

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Title:

Jackson Mills and Mine Falls Dams, Nashua, New Hampshire. Reconnaissance Report, Hydroelectric Feasibility. Volume 2. Mine Falls Dam

Publication date:

1980

Size:

144 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Reserves , Electric Power Production , Hydroelectricity , New Hampshire , Urban areas , Electric power plants , Electric power production , Feasibility studies , Rivers , Hydrology , Cost analysis , Nashua(New Hampshire) , Mine Falls Dam , Nashua River , Alternatives

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