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The dam is 271.5 m tall and 750 m wide. Its crest at 510 m altitude has a developed length of 728 m, and is 10 m thick. It has 14.5 km of high pressure tunnel ...
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EBRD loan for rehabilitation of Georgia's largest hydropower plant · EU to support the financing with a €7.05 million grant · Enguri plant will be ...
Enguri
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In 1988 the Enguri Dam was built at a height of 240 metres (790 ft). At 750 metres (2,460 ft) across and 271.5 metres (891 ft) high, it is the largest ...
Enguri Dam
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The Enguri Dam is a hydroelectric dam on the Enguri River in Tsalenjikha, Georgia. Currently, it is the world's second highest concrete arch dam, ...
Enguri Hydro Power Dam – ENGURI Attractions LLC
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Enguri Hydropower Dam was built-in 60-70 years of 20th century represents one of the most fascinating examples of civil engineering achievements in Georgia.
ENGURI HYDRO POWER PLANT
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The Enguri Dam and Hydro Power Plant (HPP) sit at the top of the Enguri and Vardnili Cascade. The project includes one of the highest arch dams ...
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All components of the Enguri HPP cover almost 1,000 square kilometers from Jvari village to the Black Sea and forms a reservoir volume of 1 billion m3 storage.
Enguri Hydroelectric Dam
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Enguri Dam near Jvari, is one the most important architectural monuments in Georgia. Completed in 1978, it is among highest concrete arch dams in the world.
Inguri Dam
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The Enguri hydroelectric power station on the Enguri River on the way to Svaneti, started construction in 1961 and was finally completed in 1987. In 2015 Enguri ...
Inguri Dam | Caucasus
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Inguri Dam, world's highest arch dam (completed 1980), located on the Inguri River in western Georgia near the point at which the river leaves the Caucasus ...